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Texas A&M AgriLife develops new bioremediation material to clean up ‘forever chemicals’

Sustainable, cheaper method has potential for commercial applications
Study identifies sex-adapted color-change gene in locusts

An AgriLife Research study provides key insights into the changes that occur in locusts that lead to swarms of biblical proportion.
New research takes aim at devastating citrus greening

Texas A&M AgriLife Research leads multistate collaboration against Huanglongbing disease
AgriLife Research scientist pushing bounds of future farming

Controlled environment agriculture to make leaps through automation, AI, robotics
Texas A&M AgriLife initiative fortifies industry-academic relationships

Corporate Affiliates Program invites industry collaboration, innovation, recruitment

water droplets splashing in pool of rain close up

locusts facing off close up

Kranthi Mandadi with grapefruit and hairy roots in lab illustration

Azlan Zahid with plants in grow rack

John Cason, Ph.D., and Charles Simpson, Ph.D., Texas A&M AgriLife Research peanut breeders, discuss their work in a greenhouse in Stephenville.