San Jacinto County
AgriLife Extension Service Office
Through an expansive network of 250 county offices and more than 900 professional educators, the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service provides practical, accessible solutions to everyday challenges. Connect with an AgriLife Extension representative in your area to explore the wide range of educational resources, programming and activities available to you.
Visit the County Office WebsiteSan Jacinto County Staff
Michelle Moss
- County Extension Agent
- 4-H Coordinator
- Agriculture and Natural Resources
- County Coordinator
Shelley Armstrong
- Secretary, Part Time
- Support Staff
Chelsea Stallings
- Office Manager/4-H Assistant
- Administrative Support Staff
- 4-H and Youth Development
- Office Manager
Resources Available in San Jacinto County
AgriLife Extension offers key programs across the state that are organized and supported at the county level. Click the links below for more information about local programming or contact your county office.
4-H and Youth Development
Texas Master Gardener
Texas Master Naturalist
News from Across the State
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- Brooke Rollins ’94 to lead U.S. Department of Agriculture
- Board of Regents honors Texas A&M AgriLife professionals
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- Transforming food waste into sustainable nutrition
- Land Trends Report highlights status of Texas’ agricultural lands
- Fuller Bazer earns global recognition with Marshall Medal
- Wine science and viticulture certificate program available online
- Texas A&M Forest Service wins Blue Legacy Award
- Egg prices continue to climb
- Diving into Aggieland
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- Vice Chancellor’s Awards in Excellence honor personnel
- AgriLife Research director’s awards honor faculty, staff, projects
- 2024 through the lens of Texas A&M AgriLife
- Preventing strangles in horses through diagnostic testing
- Texas 4-H Foundation receives largest single grant
- Texas A&M Forest Service hosts operations center opening
- From a personal health journey to public health impact
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- Exploring insects as food
- Hope for the citrus industry
- Breakthrough could revolutionize future of tick control
- Leading artificial intelligence researchers meet at Texas A&M
- AgriLife Research-led Cotton Belt sustainability effort underway
- Avoiding canine kennel cough over the holidays
- Forest service honors personnel at annual meeting
- USDA honors Texas A&M AgriLife faculty
- From combat to conservation
- Department of Nutrition launches new degree track
- AgriTech Innovation Farm Hub for design approved
- First-generation students celebrated by College
- Education that saves lives
- Embracing the visitor economy
- Corn leafhopper reemerging in Texas, other states
- João Vendramini named center director in Stephenville
- Financial Planning Program expands, leads career education
- ‘The Road to Casper’ celebrates the grit of two Texas A&M Rodeo Team stars
- Texas A&M AgriLife reimagines Norman E. Borlaug Building
- Texas A&M AgriLife to develop market for high-oil peanuts
- Three reasons to visit the annual Fightin’ Texas Aggie Corn Maze
- Forest Service offers scholarships for future foresters
- Faculty, staff and students celebrated at College Connect
- Q&A: Tackling the red flour beetle
- Gohil wins Ivano Bertini Award for copper discoveries
- Millions of bats call Texas home sweet home
- Biological and Agricultural Engineering ranked No. 1
- Texas A&M AgriLife home to world’s top animal science researchers
- ‘Buzzing’ with brilliance and dedication
- Thompson named TVMDL Canyon resident director
- Veterinary Science Certificate makes job-ready high school graduates
- Minimize the risk of West Nile virus infection
- Advanced greenhouse facility construction project approved
- Texas 4-H Horse Show builds horsemanship skills, lifelong friendships
- Vishal Gohil recognized for impactful health and biology research
- AgriLife Extension assesses Hurricane Beryl agricultural losses
- Students gain hands-on learning through internships
- AgriLife Extension responds to Tropical Storm Beryl
- Rathore earns international cotton Researcher of the Year recognition
- Journal of Nutrition recognizes distinguished Texas A&M nutrition scientist
- Texas A&M announces nation’s first academic coffee certificate
- Spread of emerald ash borer continues in Texas
- Texas A&M researchers peer into the microcosmos
- New horizons with the Department of Nutrition
- Dara Wald honored as Andrew Carnegie Fellow
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- Scholarly squirrels: Exploring the dynamics of campus wildlife
- Turfgrass program leads through innovation
- From coffee bean to coffee cup
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- Charting the path for industrial hemp
- Growing a dream into reality
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- Healthy South Texas beats for heart health
- Liven up your indoor space and spirit with greenery
- Texas A&M AgriLife expands controlled environment horticulture initiatives
- Answering the cattle nutrition protein question
- How to make healthy eating habits stick in the new year
- New heat pump system being developed to dry, dehydrate food products
- Setbacks that led to giving back
- The search for thermotolerant dairy cows
- Finding the ‘goldilocks’ zone or conditions in rice irrigation
- An Aggie approach to expanding the family farm
- What is that fuzzy black caterpillar?
- Creating stewards of nature at Camp Millican
- Bridging the agricultural science communications gap
- Most Americans are oblivious to ‘forever chemicals’ and risks
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- Conserving nature in Texas
- Livestock guardian dogs: Unsung heroes of the livestock protection business
- Daniel De León: The poultry judging graduate student
- The science behind Texas barbecue
- Five-peat: Texas A&M wins Southern section Academic Quadrathlon
- AgriLife Extension hires new economics specialist in Amarillo
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More News available on AgriLife Today
San Jacinto County
Contact Us
Address: 250 Live Oak Street Suite A
Coldspring, TX 77331
Coldspring, TX 77331
Phone: (936) 653-2024
Email: [email protected]