VERNON – Cotton producers may need to dial in their planting populations to reduce input costs, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Research study. Seed costs have become very high for modern cotton varieties due to technology fees, making producers think twice about their seeding rates, said Dr. Curtis Adams, AgriLife Research crop physiologist in […]
AMARILLO – Improvements in collaboration are being made in the Texas Panhandle livestock industry through a unique outreach group known as the Panhandle Livestock Professionals, or PLP. This group was established to provide a forum for livestock professionals to meet and discuss problems, ideas and experiences that can help improve the regional industry, said Dr. […]
COLLEGE STATION – Today’s research advances in the world of wheat genetics are getting a big hand from tomorrow’s scientists, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Research scientist who has had three students publish their research in major journals this past year. These Texas A&M University students working through their doctoral studies have helped conduct […]
