The Impact of Agribusiness on the Concho Valley ...agribusiness in the Concho Valley powers the economic engines that keep our communities strong...
The Impact of Agribusiness on the Concho Valley ...agribusiness in the Concho Valley powers the economic engines that keep our communities strong...
The Impact of Agribusiness on the Concho Valley ...agribusiness in the Concho Valley powers the economic engines that keep our communities strong...
Angora Goats Angora does being selected for increased consumption of encroaching juniper under extensive range conditions.
Faron Pfeiffer, Senior Research Associate The Bill Sims Wool and Mohair Research Laboratory plays a leading role in animal fiber research in the United States.
The Texas AgriLife Research and Extension Center at San Angelo is headquarters for the Texas AgriLife Research and the Texas AgriLife Extension Service components of the Texas A&M System, serving the citizens of West Central Texas.
Our AgriLife Research program mission is to develop "ranching solutions." To accomplish this mission, we develop technologies to improve the efficiency of livestock and wildlife production while also improving the ecological condition of rangelands.
Scientists at the center conduct research here and at satellite stations located near Sonora, Ozona, Menard, Barnhart and Carlsbad.
The AgriLife Extension specialists, regional program directors and district AgriLife Extension administrator headquartered at the center give support to AgriLife Extension agents, providing educational programs at the county level in the areas of agriculture and natural resources, family and consumer sciences, the 4-H youth program and the Better Living for Texans initiative.
