Agrilife Extension Resources
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service has materials, programs and resources to support business and community development. Agency personnel are actively involved in their local communities, providing assistance through collaboration with local governments, businesses and service organizations.
Related Departments: Agricultural Economics, Agricultural Leadership, Education and Communications
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This three-page publication goes over the rules and dangers of having kids work on farms.
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This 2-page publication discusses the risks and fatalities associated with farm operations and the need for effective worker safety programs.
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Agriculture is among the most dangerous industries. Being alert and understanding the physical challenges that come with aging is the key to successful, safe farming by senior farmers and ranchers. The changes they make in work tasks and activities help ensure that they, their co-workers, and their family are safe. (4 pages)
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This 4-page factsheet provides guidelines and tips that business owners can use when establishing an online presence.
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This publication discusses how to retail your beef to a direct-to-consumer market.
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This publication explains how to inspect a home aerobic treatment unit, disinfection unit, and spray field in order to complete reports Texas.
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This activity package covers introduction to welding; oxyfuel gas cutting, welding, and brazing; shielded metal arc welding; and inert gas processes.
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This publication is a great guide for people who are wanting to establish a birding-related business.
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This factsheet discusses a project that assessed labor and equipment limitations, risks, and benefits of different cost-sharing options in vineyards.
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This publication outlines the responsibilities of a homeowner whose wastewater is treated by an aerobic treatment unit and spray field.