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Texas A&M AgriLife, a key agricultural resource in the state, has launched a new course dedicated to managing livestock pests.

3 reports, 1 independent Updated Jul 10
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Texas A&M AgriLife, a key agricultural resource in the state, has launched a new course dedicated to managing livestock pests.

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  1. Vogel is serving as a project manager for Texas A&M AgriLife, which operates as a program led by the Texas A&M University System.1 source
  2. Agricultural resource in Texas launches course on livestock pest management.1 source

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