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  • We offer educational resources on weeds, native weeds and invasive species of plants. Information on topics ranging from the economic and environmental harm of invasive species to how to control...
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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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    ...as an important water conservation practice. In addition to irrigation management, these data are used widely for a variety of purposes including water planning, wastewater application permits, and environmental management....
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    ...1990’s requiring that integrated pest management, IPM, practices be used to manage pests in and around school facilities. Both the National Research Council and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency have...
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    ...Improvement Center seeks to develop new technologies for producing high-quality, healthful vegetables, fruits and nuts and their products in an efficient, economical and environmentally sound system, with a focus on...
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    The Texas A&M AgriLife Research & Extension Center at Vernon is home to research and extension education programs in environmental systems management, water quality, food, feed, fiber, and biofuel production,...
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    ...housed in 21 of the 23 counties. County Agents offer educational programing in every county throughout the district. Programming includes environmental systems management, encompassing air and water quality, food, feed...
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    ...and activities are designed for youth of all ages, as well as environmental and science educators looking for hands-on experiences and in-depth study on a wide range of water topics....
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