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    ...takes only a few plants to feed a family and all their neighbors. This factsheet instructs gardeners on the care of squash plants and provides two recipes that showcase winter...
  • Stephenville, Texas is uniquely located in rural Texas, one hour southwest of Dallas/Ft Worth for easy access to metropolitan amenities and a major airport, yet isolated from big city stress....
  • 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...
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    ...Learn Choosing tomato varieties: Select small- or large-fruited types suited for Texas gardens. Planting and spacing tomatoes: Set transplants correctly and give plants enough room to grow. Watering, fertilizing, and...
  • We provide research-based information in Agriculture/Natural Resources, Horticulture, Family & Community Health and 4-H and Youth Development. The Smith County Extension Program is administered through a professional staff of Extension...
  • ...with research-based solutions. Together, we help make Taylor County a greener, healthier place to live by growing not only plants—but also knowledge, connections, and community. Get involved! Whether you’re interested...
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    Texas is home to countless varieties of plants. Several varieties are toxic to certain animal species while other varieties may be toxic only under certain environmental conditions. The Texas A&M...
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    Publication Information Few garden crops are as rewarding as fresh sugar snap peas picked at their peak. With the right timing and basic care, these climbing plants produce tender, sweet...
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    ...Plants can reach 3 feet in height and width, and the flower, if allowed to bloom, can be 7 inches in diameter. This factsheet instructs gardeners on the care of...
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    ...develops knowledge and skills in practical range, natural resource and ranch management. Projected costs are low to medium. Topics include: Ranchland management Water and how plants grow Vegetation areas of...