Consumers are shelling out more money per pound due to limited availability, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert.
College Station-based teams are behind a complex operation that monitors conditions and directs life-saving resources to affected areas in the Panhandle.
Agents in the Texas Panhandle are assisting with recovery and relief efforts in communities affected by the historic wildfires.
Students, staff and faculty members provided critical care to animals affected by the historic fire in the Texas Panhandle.
While not every health concern is an emergency, there are urgent medical concerns that can significantly impact a pet's health.
A Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Service economist expects the effects of the Smokehouse Creek fire will be localized.
Researchers who monitored air quality after the Ohio train derailment are eager to return and compare results, more than a year post-disaster.
A Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service program focuses on supporting the mental health of community members as part of the disaster recovery process.
Texas A&M Health trains 700 students with a multi-faceted emergency response scenario.
Dogs may not speak their owners’ language, but they are communicating through vocalizations and body language.