About Our Campus
This page features campus facility descriptions and an interactive image gallery that showcase the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center at Dallas. Scroll down for a tour of laboratories, work spaces, research and teaching installations of Texas A&M AgriLife's headquarters for North Texas.
Laboratories
Modern laboratories in the headquarters building offer natural light and unobstructed views of neighboring work spaces.
Work Spaces
Open-concept work areas at the Dallas center offer plenty of natural light, modern interiors and seamless transitions into their adjacent conferencing areas and laboratories.
Rooftop Greenhouses
Rooftop research greenhouses at Dallas include advanced temperature control software and the latest lighting technology for plant research.
Conference Spaces
The Dallas center's conference spaces feature the latest digital communication and presentation technologies. Regionally inspired murals adorn the walls of the first floor conference room — one of six inside the Urban Agriculture and Forestry building.
Turfgrass Research Field Plots
The research field plots at Dallas serve as a testing grounds for new cultivars of increasingly water- and resource-efficient turfgrasses. Applications for turfgrasses bred here include a number of green industries. Click here to see our varieties and read about our breeding program.
Turfgrass Research Shade Structure
Turfgrass researchers at Dallas use structures like this one to test the shade tolerances of hundreds of turfgrass cultivars. Their viability in an array of conditions will determine whether these specimens make it into the consumer market. Read more about the breeding program and explore our existing market varieties here.