Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service

Heat indexes hit 105 to 115 degrees across Texas this week. Heat stroke can set in within minutes. Watch for confusion, dizziness, hot dry skin and a body temperature over 103 degrees. If you see it, call 911. Know the signs: tx.ag/HeatStroke

Looking for a new hobby or simply want to brush up on your skills? 🐝

The Texas Master Beekeeper Program offers a structured path with four certification levels, Apprentice, Advanced, Master and Master Craftsman, to help you grow your beekeeping skills and become a mentor in the Texas beekeeping community.

Learn more about the Texas Master Beekeeper Program at: tx.ag/BeekeeperProgram

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The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service - Disaster Assessment and Recovery unit was at the Disaster Assistance Center in Gillespie County, handing out flood recovery resources and helping community members with water well testing information and more.

AgriLife Extension-Disaster Assessment and Recovery specialists continue working to fulfill the needs of impacted Texans.

Our new Field Guide for Beef Cattle Producers walks you through detection, reporting, treatment and prevention, developed by AgriLife Extension beef cattle specialists Dr. Jason Smith and Dr. Jason Banta.

Learn more about the field guide: tx.ag/ScrewwormFieldGuide
See all of our NWS resources: tx.ag/Screwworm

Arvitta Scott serves as a County Extension Agent with AgriLife Extension in Gregg County, where she is committed to developing the next generation of leaders through 4-H Youth Development.

By collaborating with volunteers, educators, families and community partners, Arvitta creates meaningful opportunities for young people to build leadership capacity, develop career skills, grow workforce readiness skills and engage in service that positively impacts their communities.

Arvitta is passionate about empowering young people to reach their full potential. Through hands-on learning experiences and mentorship, she helps youth discover their strengths, develop teamwork and communication skills, build confidence and prepare for future success. She believes that lasting impact is achieved through everyday moments of growth — when a young person finds their voice, masters a new skill, overcomes a challenge or gains the confidence to pursue their goals.

Get to know your local county Extension agent and see how they’re making a difference where you live: https://agrilifeextension.tamu.edu/counties



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The Texas forest industry continues on a steady trajectory thanks to ongoing demand for new housing and construction, as well as other manufacturing sectors that rely on renewable wood fibers, said a Texas A&M Forest Service expert.

Stay up to date with the Texas Crop & Weather: tx.ag/CW072826

As Texas summer heat intensifies, Dr. Mike Arnold, professor in the Texas A&M University Department of Horticultural Sciences and director of The Gardens at Texas A&M University, shares nine practical strategies to help lawns and landscapes survive heat stress. 🌱

Find the tips here: tx.ag/HeatStressLandscapes

Learn how to invite butterflies over into your garden with the AgriLife Extension Butterfly Gardening course. Spot Texas butterfly species and pick the plants that'll have them fluttering to your yard! 🌼 🦋

Start learning today: tx.ag/ButterflyGardeningCourse

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Is the summer heat leaving your hydrangeas droopy? Dr. Larry Stein, AgriLife Extension horticulture specialist and professor in the Texas A&M University Department of Horticultural Sciences, was featured in Real Simple with his top tips for keeping wilting hydrangeas alive and thriving through a heat wave.

Find out the tips here: https://bit.ly/4fQcMOG