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Texas A&M AgriLife Research develops bacteriophage treatment for Pierce’s disease

World’s first organic treatment for Pierce’s disease in grapevines
Sniffing out contraband

New research will allow detection without opening containers for inspection
12th Man Coffee supports small farmers, coffee research

Texans can buy 12th Man Coffee in select retailers beginning in June
A conversation with Mary Reed, bee expert and chief Texas apiary inspector

AgriLife Research’s chief Texas apiary inspector discusses beekeeping, agriculture

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Photo of grapevines growing at the Texas A&M Campus Gardens in College Station, TX

A dog handling team from the Center for Conservation Biology at the University of Washington goes through a training exercise

Photo of a person extending their hand out with a cup of coffee

Person removing a piece of honeycomb from a wooden beehive

Texas A&M AgriLife Research develops bacteriophage treatment for Pierce’s disease

Sniffing out contraband

12th Man Coffee supports small farmers, coffee research

A conversation with Mary Reed, bee expert and chief Texas apiary inspector

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