McGregor Research Station
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Livestock and cropping research for thriving Texas production
The McGregor Research Center encompasses 6,372 acres of native and introduced pastureland in Central Texas.
The center has 10 full-time employees, two part-time maintenance employees, and three to six seasonal student employees.
The center runs approximately 1,000 breeding females and 60+ herd bulls, a feed yard facility with 1,200 head feeding capacity, a 300 head individual feed intake facility, and farms approximately 1,500 acres of row crop (corn & sorghum sudan) and small grains (wheat & oats).
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Contact the McGregor Research Center
773 Ag Farm Rd.
McGregor, TX 76657
Ryon Walker, Ph.D.
Manager
(254) 840-2878
[email protected]
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The McGergor Research Center is a important component in the mission of Texas A&M AgriLife Research to support healthy lives and livelihoods through leading-edge discovery and innovation.