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Texas AgriLife Research
  
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Established in 1887, Texas AgriLife Research conducts research to benefit consumers and the agricultural industry — while conserving and protecting our natural resources. Its researchers have made many innovative agricultural advances, including development of numerous successful new crops such as the Texas 1015 onion and the TAM Mild Jalapeño pepper, which has revolutionized the U.S. salsa industry. Current major research includes the efficient use and conservation of water resources, the development of fruits and vegetables with higher levels of disease-fighting compounds, and the adaptation of crops for making biofuels. The agency was previously known as the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.
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113 Jack K. Williams Administration Building
2142 TAMU
College Station, TX 77843
979-845-4747
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