As Texas’ go-to expert for aquatic vegetation and pond health, Brittany Chesser empowers landowners to care for their ponds with confidence.

Each student in the Undergraduate Research Scholars Program worked with a faculty mentor throughout the academic year, developing a proposal, conducting research and presenting their findings through ...

Severe weather season continues in Texas, and the official start of hurricane season is less than a month away.

Professors Yuxiang Sun and Shaodong Guo were honored as 2025 Chancellor Enhancing Development and Generating Excellence in Scholarship Fellows ...

The Department of Agricultural Economics in the Texas A&M College of Agriculture and Life Sciences marked a major milestone with its first South Texas agricultural economics program graduates in ...

Texas A&M Forest Service is highlighting how Texans can prevent wildfires and prepare for when they occur during Wildfire Awareness Month, ...

Harun Onder, Ph.D., is the new Howard G. Buffett Endowed Chair on Conflict and Development in the Department of Agricultural Economics.

Leaf-footed bugs are appearing in gardens across the South, and they’re especially drawn to tomatoes, according to Texas A&M AgriLife.

Horticultural sciences student Mercedes Burks ’25, who will graduate in May, finds purpose in plants, people and starting over.

Conditions in rangelands and unimproved pasture vary dramatically across Texas as the warm-season forage growing period begins.

Science policy leader Kellie Casavale, Ph.D., named new director of the Texas A&M Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Evidence Center.

The Animal Reproductive Biotechnology Center will increase understandings of ruminant reproduction and work to address reproductive issues.