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A great Father’s Day gift, says AgriLife horticulturist Satsuma Orange Frost, a new Texas Superstar, should expand the planting zone for citrus in the ground moving as far north as U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zone 8, which includes...

Students from Cristo Rey Jesuit College Preparatory School of Houston  recently toured Texas A&M University in College Station to get a firsthand look at campus life. Coordinators said the visit was made possible by a grant to the Texas A&M AgriLife...

(Source: Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service) Dr. Sakiko Okumoto is the newest faculty member in Texas A&M University's soil and crop science department and will be working as a plant physiologist with Texas A&M AgriLife Research. (Texas...

Dr. David Baltensperger, head of the department of soil and crop sciences at Texas A&M University in College Station, has received the the Norman Borlaug Lifetime Achievement Award  from the Texas Plant Protection Association. Baltensperger received...

Volatile weather around the world is taking farmers on a wild ride. Too much rain in northern China damaged crops in May, three years after too little rain turned the world’s second-biggest corn producer into a net importer of the grain. Dry weather...