Agricultural Sciences: Texas Web Resources

Ensures the integrity of organic agriculture products in Texas through certification and regulation.

Provides educational opportunities about agriculture through 250 county Extension offices and 900 professional educators in Texas.

Provides factsheets, guides, and databases about horticultural crop production in Texas.

Provides research based analysis and non-bias recommendations of soil analysis, plant tissue analysis, forage nutritive analysis, and non-drinking water. Housed in the Department of Soil and Crop Sciences.

Supports Texas producers of organic and sustainable food through educational and marketing support.

Established by the Austin City Council to streamline the process for creating community gardens and sustainable agriculture on city land.

A large network of people working to turn private and public space into productive gardens, farms, educational spaces and activity centers.

From the Native Plant Society of Texas, this searchable database allows you to find native plants by region and type to successfully grow in your area.