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Department of
Biological & Agricultural Engineering
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8 Degree Programs
The Biological and Agricultural Engineering department offers a diverse range of eight specialized degree programs that empower students to excel in fields spanning agricultural engineering, natural resource management, and environmental science.
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1 Accredited Program
The Bachelor of Science program in Biological and Agricultural Engineering is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, https://www.abet.org.
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300+ Enrolled Students
In our program, you can anticipate small class sizes and a family-like atmosphere, fostering a hands-on, service-oriented and globally-focused educational experience with a broad engineering focus.
Biological & Agricultural Engineering News
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Questions about watering your yard? – there’s an app for that
Determining how much water your yard needs each week to stay healthy and green can be tricky, but the free mobile app – WaterMyYard – does the figuring for you. WaterMyYard is a program of Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service under the direction of Guy Fipps, Ph.D., PE, AgriLife Extension statewide irrigation specialist in the Texas A&M Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering, Bryan-College Station. The program is conducted in partnership with water districts, cities and public utilities.
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TexasET app provides tailored irrigation recommendations for crops
Texas agriculture producers who rely on irrigation have a new tool created by Texas A&M AgriLife irrigation specialists to help them optimize water use as their crops progress through the growing season. The TexasET App for smartphones was designed to calculate crop-specific irrigation recommendations for plants’ water needs according to growth stage. The tool is free and available for download under “TexasET” on iOS- and Android-based devices.
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