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- Program...and public health expertise of Texas A&M University Health Science Center (Texas A&M Health) with the unmatched statewide network of Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, they can engage communities across...
- PublicationPublication Information Texas law recognizes wildlife management as a form of agriculture, which means landowners who conserve native habitats may qualify for special property tax valuation. This 10-page factsheet breaks...
- PublicationTanglehead is a native perennial bunchgrass that grows in many South and West Texas counties and occurs in a variety of soil types. The Texas Rangeland Plant Identification Guide aims...
- Publication...along the Texas-Mexico border. Who has jurisdiction? How to understand which law enforcement agency has jurisdiction along border regions. Texas law for landowners An overview of relevant statutory and case...
- PublicationKnow your rights as a Texas landowner. Owning Your Piece of Texas is a free, 140-page handbook that explains relevant Texas property law in clear language....
- The Texas Ag Law Blog’s goal is to keep you up to date on various legal issues impacting Texas agriculture. We are specifically focused on water law, oil and gas...
- ProgramThe Extension IPM program is operated in partnership with the Texas Pest Management Association, the Texas Department of Agriculture, Texas AgriLife Research, CSREES, USDA and the citizens of Texas. Research-based...
- We have a number of resources and experts available to help pond owners identify native and invasive aquatic plants and provide solutions for nuisance species found in Texas ponds. Resources...
- PublicationThe tree genus Ulmus contains many-valued elm species growing throughout all of Texas. Elms are well suited to a variety of habitats ranging from natural woodlands and rangelands to flooded...
- PublicationMozambique tilapia (Oreochromis mossambicus) are native to Africa and have been introduced and used as a biological control for aquatic vegetation management in much of the United States, including Texas....