March 26, 2026
How the High Plains May Be a Key Production Capitol for Guayule
Our region has a rich agricultural heritage and is one of the few areas in the U.S. capable of producing guayule, a valuable source of alternative rubber.
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March 04, 2026
Advancing Beef Production Through Digestive Physiology Innovation
Agriculture benefits when research translates into practical tools and evidence-based strategies. Some applied research leads directly to innovations that improve productivity, such as enhancing animal efficiency or optimizing production.
February 20, 2026
NRM Research Team Launches Post-Fire Grazing Study Using Virtual Fencing
‘In this scenario, virtual fencing offers a more economically viable option than conventional physical fencing. The technology also provides additional benefits, including improved grazing management.'
February 04, 2026
IGCAST’s Research Output Soars, Cementing Role in Agricultural Innovation
'IGCAST is a genomics powerhouse that develops cutting edge, innovative, science-based outcomes aimed at addressing persistent challenges posed by abiotic stresses in agriculture.'
February 02, 2026
Davis College Names 2026 Undergraduate Research Grant Recipients
Involving graduate students as mentors to the undergraduate students will not only give them a chance to learn how to advise and guide research but also to develop communication skills.
January 14, 2026
Davis Researchers Win Renewed Support for Ogallala Aquifer Sustainability
'The focus of the Davis College research is to conduct long-term studies for irrigated cotton production in thermo-limited regions of the northern Texas Panhandle and Southwest Kansas.'
December 05, 2025
Six PSS Faculty Researchers Make the World’s Top 2% Scientists List
'Their accomplishments speak to their own outstanding abilities in their field, but also indicate the rising prominence of Davis College in its march towards a top-ten college of agriculture.”
November 21, 2025
Davis College Professors Join Global List of Most-Cited Scientists for 2025
'We are incredibly proud that two of three top cited scientists from Texas Tech are from the Department of Plant & Soil Science'.
November 07, 2025
Davis College Scientists Develop Novel Acceleration Technique for Crop Creation
‘By reducing dependence on tissue culture and specialized lab facilities, this system could make genetic innovation possible for many more crops.’
October 10, 2025
Grad Students Showcase Wide-Ranging Research at Davis College Competition
‘The breadth of research presented at the poster competition is a testament to the integrated, trans-disciplinary scope of research in Davis College.’
October 08, 2025
In a Race Against Time, Davis College Scholars Rise to the Challenge
Natural Resources Management’s Jayme Czap, a master’s candidate, claimed first place for her 3MT talk on how bats in East Texas select bridges as roosting sites.
August 10, 2025
Davis College Seeks to Expand Sustainable Irrigation, Climate Adaptation Options
‘Grand challenges like water sustainability and climate adaptation require broad-based, multi-disciplinary approaches to reach meaningful, workable solutions.’
July 11, 2025
AFS’s Johnson Brings Home ASAS Animal Growth & Development Award
‘Dr. Johnson’s selection is a testament to the remarkable impact of his research and mentorship. His work has advanced our understanding of muscle growth and development in market animals.’
July 10, 2025
As Climate Shifts, New Book Offers Roadmap to Stronger, Smarter Sorghum
The book highlights current achievements and outlines future directions to harness sorghum’s genetic potential as a climate-resilient crop for next-generation agriculture.
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