Blood Drive

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, blood supplies are running low. The American Red Cross reports maintaining a blood supply during ‘normal’ times of 5 days; current supplies are around 2 days. The good news is that you can help! We are happy to announce our blood drive in partnership with We Are Blood on August 19th from 9:00 AM-3:00 PM at our office. Come lend a helping arm to support your community and save local lives. It’s easy, just click here to make an appointment online: https://www.wrbdonor.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/58030 For... Read More →

Crops that like it hot – Okra, Peppers & Sweet Potatoes

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Specialist Larry Stein shares about crops that like it hot - okra, peppers and sweet potatoes. A team of horticulture agents will be available during the live event to help answer questions. Additional resources can be found online at: https://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/fblive/

Chat with Green Aggies

NEW: our Chats are moving from Gotowebinar to Zoom! Every Thursday 12:12pm. Register for all Chats until the end of August. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.    Aug 20(Host: Dr. Kevin Ong)  Registration:  https://agrilife.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUsd-CqrjMiG9Ds8ZHTApEhXmoVG0jwyYRi   Aug 27 (Host: Erfan Vafaie) Registration:  https://tamu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYvceCspjkjE9ambZXfjtgRz_gMM1pXu57n  

Viticulture Post Harvest, Part 1

  To Register: https://tamu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUudOuopj4oHNwqATIWAMfz75F-gNKw8I_2 Agenda: Late season fertilization, late season weed control, and late season vine training, led by Fran Pontasch, Michael Cook, and Justin Scheiner. A Gulf Coast grower/winemaker review of the 2020 season & zoom social

Chat with Green Aggies

NEW: our Chats are moving from Gotowebinar to Zoom! Every Thursday 12:12pm. Register for all Chats until the end of August. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.    Aug 27 (Host: Erfan Vafaie) Registration:  https://tamu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYvceCspjkjE9ambZXfjtgRz_gMM1pXu57n  

Texas Trees (virtual)

Trees are without a doubt, our most valuable landscape investment! Whether you’re interested in their ornamental value for your property, their contribution to energy and water savings at your home or business, or the many other ecosystem services they provide, this program covers it. Branch out and join us to learn tips on tree selection and proper planting practices, as well as proper watering, pruning, common insect issues and diseases. Cost: FREE Thursday, August 27, 2020 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm This class will be presented virtually via... Read More →

Plant Combos & Companions – (virtual)

You know the plants, now learn the combinations that will make each of your plantings pop! This class will help you create year-round aesthetic beauty by combining plants that offer refreshing seasonal interest with vibrant contrasting colors and textures. Learn how to improve visual harmony while getting to the root of those problem areas. Revamp poor drainage zones, deep shade spots or heat islands with ecologically friendly combos that will save you time and money. Companion plantings can even optimize the success of your edible garden by utilizing... Read More →

Plant Combos & Companions – (virtual)

You know the plants, now learn the combinations that will make each of your plantings pop! This class will help you create year-round aesthetic beauty by combining plants that offer refreshing seasonal interest with vibrant contrasting colors and textures. Learn how to improve visual harmony while getting to the root of those problem areas. Revamp poor drainage zones, deep shade spots or heat islands with ecologically friendly combos that will save you time and money. Companion plantings can even optimize the success of your edible garden by utilizing... Read More →

Online Beekeeping Basics

  Interested in Beekeeping, but need some information to get started? This live, online course will cover the basics of beekeeping to get you prepared to have your own hives with the opportunity to interact with instructors. Through this four part series, we will cover honey bee biology, beekeeping equipment, managing a hive, and pests and disease management of honey bees. You'll learn what to expect those first early years as a beekeeper! When: September 2, 3, 9 & 10, 2020 6 p.m.-7:30 p.m. (CST) • September 2:... Read More →