Deer season starts today, and @txextension's Marcus Blum offers expert insights on what drives white-tailed deer behavior. Shifting daylight and temperatures trigger the rut, making deer more active and visible to hunters and drivers alike. Understanding these patterns helps communities manage wildlife and stay safe.
Learn more: https://t.co/wbjXCdOs9j
Could a tiny wasp help in the fight against the New World screwworm? 🪰 @EntsocAmerica turned to Dr. Phillip Kaufman, professor and head of @tamuentomology, to weigh in on new research and how it fits into integrated pest management. Read more: https://t.co/hPpZSEo2Dw
A decade of research at Texas A&M @AgriLife led to a major milestone: a new citrus greening treatment developed by Dr. Kranthi Mandadi’s team is moving closer to commercial availability: https://t.co/oW8McnIZRJ
.@usweekly featured @TAMUFSTC professor and food chemist Dr. Stephen Talcott on the science behind your pumpkin spice latte. ☕🍂 Read more: https://t.co/o3ovhLWVug
New World screwworm has been detected in a hunter-harvested elk in Pecos County, according to @TPWDnews. Hunters, inspect your harvest for maggots or a smell of decaying flesh before field dressing or moving the carcass. Resources & guidance 🔗 https://t.co/ErJ1jMFMCz @tamurwfm
@FOX9 turned to Texas A&M plant pathologist Dr. Brian Shaw to explain the little white mushrooms popping up in lawns. 🍄 Known as false parasols, they’re toxic, and Shaw says the key to identifying them is hidden under the cap. Read more: https://t.co/lCg55eUGV5
✨New World Screwworm Grand Challenge Update✨
👏 Texas A&M AgriLife Research is working on Early Wound Detection Using AI-Enabled, Multimodal New World Screwworm Surveillance on Beef and Dairy Operations. @txresearch
Learn more about the Grand Challenge ➡️ Innovation and Research To Stop Screwworm 🔗 https://t.co/3ZPOujo5yX | https://t.co/4Jqnvn94ex #StopScrewworm
For 150 years, Aggies have answered the call to serve. Today, Texas A&M University continues to step up and lead following the reemergence of the New World screwworm in Texas and the United States. Our @AgriLife researchers, veterinarians, diagnosticians and experts are working to prevent and respond quickly to infestations to protect Texas and beyond.
Learn more: https://t.co/w3IM3Fc8d0
@AgriLife turfgrass scientists have shared how fertilizer timing affects root growth, winter survival and runoff, giving Texas homeowners science-backed answers for their lawns.
Read more at the @FarmersAlmanac: https://t.co/MoHi2nACrb
AgriLife Research scientist Dr. Shuyang Zhen in @tamuhort was featured on @NASA's website for her selected proposal studying dwarf tomato growth and stress tolerance to support future space agriculture. 🍅🚀 Read more at: https://t.co/NOpjRX6GeI
We were pleased to welcome Dr. Teresa A. Davis, Director of IHA, to the AgriLife Research Center at El Paso!
Thank you for visiting and spending time with our team. 🌱
@txresearch@TAMUnutrition
#ResearchUpdate2026 🇺🇸
#RiceTeam harvested >2k yield plots (Aug 17-28) & collected #rice panicles of #ricebreeding materials. Working in 100°F+ Texas heat & humidity wasn't easy, but team did fantastic job @txresearch@AgriLife
By #God's grace all team members are doing well.
Turns out that trip you've been dreaming about does more than give you a break; it might help you be your most authentic self. ✈️ Dr. James Petrick, in @tamu_hmgt, is featured in the @WSJ on the surprising mental health benefits of travel. Read more: https://t.co/wpucWnD8k1
Most people see prickly pear cactus as a nuisance. Dr. Susanne Talcott sees opportunity. 🌵 Her team is exploring whether this prickly plant could fuel new food products and even biofuels. Read more at: https://t.co/29oSgevZ6X
After three decades guiding cattle nutrition decisions across Texas, The Grazingland Animal Nutrition Laboratory is now the Ranch Diagnostics Laboratory, expanding into grazing and wildlife-based production for ranches statewide.
Learn more at: https://t.co/tClMb65KTN