Texas Agricultural Experiment Station expands network of substations
Thirteen substations are now active across Texas as part of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station. The network supports research in veterinary science horticulture dairy husbandry entomology and agronomy. Funding totals include 410,000 Federal and 185,000 state dollars annually.
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College Station division reports medical and breeding studies
The Division of Veterinary Science reports progress on cattle tick control and Tons fever reduction, plus infectious anemia in horses and mules. Chemistry enforces Texas fertilizer law. animal breeding aims for better Texas sheep and hog pastures. Plant pathology and poultry husbandry advance with new facilities and improved rations, while forestry expands statewide controls and advisory roles.
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