Soil and Crop Sciences
Heat vs. H2O: Federal grant allows A&M researchers to study how wildfires can alter national supply of drinking water
Runoff of pyrogenic organic matter can harm quality of pristine water sources
Wanted: A breed of hemp plants that can thrive despite Texas heat and drought while staying within the law
USDA funds project to establish a diverse and public collection of germplasms
New project seeks ‘equitable adaptation’ of urban stormwater infrastructure, management
National Science Foundation award includes Texas A&M AgriLife entities, University of North Texas
Hagler Institute announces its largest class of new fellows: 14
Class of 2022-23 includes a Nobel Prize recipient and multiple National Academies-level scholars, plus a distinguished lecturer
Cotton produces odors that attract pests; tweaking the plant’s genes could protect crops and improve yields
USDA and Cotton Board provide financial support for A&M project
Rust never sleeps: New approach can predict outbreaks of corn disease
AgriLife team publishes findings in Scientific Reports
Tough enough: Newest turfgrass thrives in drought, cold or shade
AgriLife Research brings St. Augustine hybrid to market under Cobalt brand
Balancing act: Bioenergy sorghum shifts carbon dioxide from air to soil
A&M researchers publish study results in GCB Bioenergy
Weed them and reap: Taking aim at cotton’s herbicide-resistant nemesis
Field study looks at a multi-tactic approach to control Palmer amaranth
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