Agrilife Extension Resources
Helping Texans safeguard the state’s natural environment and natural resources is a big part of our work at the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. Browse by topic below to learn more about what we are doing and how you can get involved.
Related Departments: Rangeland, Wildlife and Fisheries Management, Ecology and Conservation Biology, Biological and Agricultural Engineering
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The significance of boron to plants is covered in this fact sheet.
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This free, 2-page publication covers the facts and risks associated with boron consumption.
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Green infrastructure is a smart and sustainable way to manage stormwater, improve water quality, and support native biodiversity. It’s cost-effective and eco-friendly, making it a perfect choice for communities looking to enhance their environment while saving money.
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This factsheet discusses corn leafhopper identification, biology, and the diseases they vector. Details on the red stunt disease complex symptomologies and management strategies are also given, as well as example symptom photos.
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Download the Whitefly Management Guide factsheet and learn how to control whitelfies on horticultural crops using an integrated pest management program.
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Green infrastructure is a cost-effective and sustainable way to manage storm water runoff, improve water quality, and enhance native biodiversity.
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Green infrastructure is a cost-effective and sustainable way to manage stormwater runoff, improve water quality, and enhance native biodiversity.
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Green infrastructure is a cost-effective and sustainable way to manage stormwater runoff, improve water quality, and enhance native biodiversity.
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This 3-page factsheet discusses causes of turf loss, including take-all root rot, and repair practices.
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This free, 2-page article discusses the Prionus root borer and its potential to damage pecan trees in Texas.