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- LabThe Texas A&M University Honey Bee Research Program focuses on basic and applied research, as well as education and outreach regarding honey bee biology and management. Research interests revolve around...
- ProgramTMBP is a five-year (minimum) beekeeper training and certification program provided by the Texas Apiary Inspection Service in association with the Texas Beekeepers Association. This program strives to increase the...
- ServiceThe Texas Apiary Inspection Service works to safeguard the apiary industry of Texas through the application of science-based regulations, educational opportunities and open communication with the industry.
- Tools and AppsFire Ant Spatial Information and Decision Support System provides a synthesis of information for use in suppression of the red imported fire ant. The system stores an archive of statewide...
- 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...
- PublicationAfter decades of research, the effects and interactions of fertility, row, and plant spacing, planting date, environmental conditions, insects, diseases, and hybrids are better understood. All are important in determining...
- PublicationGrowers have more transgenic corn hybrids to choose from than ever before. While these traits offer resistance to insects, herbicides, disease, and drought, growers must manage these hybrids appropriately and...
- PublicationTopics include climate, soil, varieties, propagation, site selection, planting and care, mulching, fertilization, pruning and training, freeze protection, diseases, insects and other pests, and harvest. (7 pages)...
- PublicationTopics include climate, soil, varieties, rootstocks, site preparation, planting, pruning and training, cultivation, diseases, insects, and harvest. (5 pages)...