ALT Tomato plants with ripe and green tomatoes are shown. The text reads: "Growing Tomatoes for Space. Our faculty is helping NASA grow food beyond Earth." The image is attributed to Texas A&M AgriLife Research.

ALT A view from an airplane window shows an ocean and coastline below. Overlay text reads: "Travel could be your best mental health tool. Our faculty shares how travel helps you find your authentic self."

ALT A person in a lab coat and gloves is slicing aloe vera leaves on a cutting board in a laboratory setting, surrounded by various scientific equipment and test tubes.

ALT A person wearing a blue patterned shirt and glasses speaks to a group in a lab setting with equipment in the background. Another person in an "Aggieland Outfitters" t-shirt stands nearby, listening.

ALT A cluster of prickly pear cacti with yellow blossoms under a clear blue sky. Overhanging branches with small green leaves are visible at the top of the image. The sunlight casts shadows on the cacti, highlighting their spines and textures.

ALT A person in a lab coat safely handles a specimen in a laboratory filled with scientific equipment and colorful test tubes.

ALT Ranch scene with a person opening a gate for cattle. Text reads: "Ranch Diagnostics Laboratory. Now with an expanded focus on grazing and wildlife-based production for Texas ranches." Texas A&M AgriLife Research logo is present.

ALT Map illustrating the spread of the Emerald Ash Borer in Texas from 2016 to 2026. Areas within Texas are color-coded by year to show confirmed cases: gray for 2016-2020, brown for 2021, orange for 2022, green for 2023, light green for 2024, blue-green for 2025, and red for 2026. Includes a Texas A&M Forest Service logo and states data is confirmed as of August 19, 2026. A small insert depicts the insect and its scientific name, Agrilus planipennis.

ALT A field with young plants under a cloudy sky. A wooden stake in the foreground holds a green container with writing on it, topped with a plastic covering.