Tag Archives: Extension

Valentine Day Themed Charcuterie

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Celebrate Valentine Day with this fun event, while you learn how to create a beautiful and delicious Charcuterie Board! CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Auxin & Invora Training

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Auxin training is required annually prior to applying these herbicides: *ENGENIA HERBICIDE    *XTENDIMAX HERBICIDE    *TAVIUM    *ENLISTONE/ENLIST DUO Invora training is required bi-annually prior to applying Pico linic Acid. (See flyer for more information)

5 CEU Recertification Course (Two Dates, Two Locations, & Virtual)

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Two options available. Online or in person. The in person class is limited. Read More →

Hay Testing Campaign

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2021 Hay Testing Campaign NEW SCHEDULE & UPDATES FOR HAY TESTING CAMPAIGN!! 5 FREE (YES YOU READ THAT RIGHT!!) 5 Hay Samples Tested FREE !! (SEE THE NEW FLYER FOR COMPLETE DETAILS) Additional samples are $5. Deadline Oct 12. For Hay Campaign RULES go to https://brazoria.agrilife.org

Time to Prune Woody Ornamentals

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Time to Prune Woody Ornamentals Stephen Brueggerhoff, CEA – Horticulture; Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service 2/02/2021 While winter is viewed as a season of contemplation, there are still pruning maintenance tasks for woody ornamental plants we can accomplish at this time of year. Pruning is a landscaping activity that benefits and promotes healthy growth. The reasons we prune plants are to train, maintain, improve flower and vegetative quality, and restrict growth. One goal is to create and maintain the basic plant architecture using sustainable methods. Pruning during late… Read More →

FREEZE AND FROST

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Protecting Plants During a Freeze Stephen Brueggerhoff, CEA – Horticulture; Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service 12/08/2020 December’s cool weather is always welcome like an old friend that briefly visits for a few months, reminding that we have thick layers of fabric in reserve to ward off the bite of frost or sustained freezes from less-than fair weather guests. Understanding types of cool weather events is key to properly dressing up our plants in just the right fashion for adequate protection. I have adapted an article written by AgriLife… Read More →