Keerti Rathore Receives 2011 Cotton Genetics Research AwardDr. Rathore (right), a Texas AgriLife Research scientist, was cited for his work on the reduction of gossypol in cottonseed.

Not an Artist’s RenderingAdministrative offices are now open in the new Agriculture and Life Sciences Building, West Campus.

One sample grain-testing program to bring consistency A new grain-testing program administered by the Office of the Texas State Chemist will bring consistency to the marketplace in light of aflatoxin issues over the past few years.

There are 14 million cattle in TexasResearch conducted in seven regional centers and in College Station supports the beef industry – the largest agricultural sector in the state.

Biofuel in a beakerAlgae for Fuel Laboratory explores renewable bioenergy source.

Prescribed burn alliance formed after record-breaking seasonFollowing a record-breaking wildfire season, the Texas AgriLife Research and others have assisted prescribed burn associations throughout the state in forming the new Texas Alliance of Prescribed Burn Association.