
Facilities
Facility descriptions and an interactive image gallery that showcases the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center at Dallas
Technology
The Center at Uvalde houses a range of advanced research equipment

- Waters’ Ultra Performance (UPLC)
- HPLC
- Agilent’s GC analytical systems for research and plant metabolomics
- Perkin Elmer’s atomic absorption (AA) spectrophotometer
- Chinchilla Scientific’s discrete analyzer for macro and micronutrients
- Molecular lab for genotyping
- Root capture and ground penetrating radar system for phenotyping
Labs, Greenhouses, High Tunnels
Two greenhouses, five conventional field high tunnels and two organic field high tunnels are dedicated to dedicated to research on specialty crops, containerized transplants, hydroponics, grafting tomato and pepper, and onion breeding.
Conventional Field
More than 100 acres equipped with precision irrigation systems include a linear LEPA and two center pivots, plus 50 acres of drip and sprinkler irrigation dedicated to research on cropping systems and sustainable production, crop improvement, and genotype responses to abiotic and biotic stresses.
Organic Field
Five acres of organically certified land are dedicated for research on vegetable production and breeding, nutrient use efficiency, soil health, and cultivar adaptation.
Four Pillars of Research and Extension at Uvalde

Horticulture physiology

Vegetable breeding

Agronomy
