Our Mission:
Established in 1991, the Center for Natural Resource Information Technology (CNRIT) serves as a focal point in the Texas A&M System Agricultural Program for research and development that takes a holistic and interdisciplinary approach to information management and decision systems for planning, monitoring and assessing management systems, new technologies and policy relative to the economic well-being of landholders, society and the natural resources supporting future generations.
GLEWS - Global Livestock Early Warning System
AfLEWS - East Africa Livestock Early Warning System
LINKS - Livestock Information Network Knowledge System
BRASS - Burning Risk Advisory Support System
NUTBAL - Nutritional Balance Analyzer
Phygrow - Plant growth model
EPIC - Environmental Policy Integrated Climate
FLIPSIM - The Farm Level Income and Policy Simulation Model
ASM - Agricultural Sector Model
SANREM Training Report: East and West Africa - Draft June 2003
Report On Adoption Study - Draft June 2003
PSAA Report - Draft June 2003
Central Rift Valley Report - Draft June 2003
5 Year Accomplishments Report - June 2003
Mali Compendium
IMPACT Assessment - Final Report
Department of Ecosystem Science and Management
Center for Grazinglands and Ranch Management
Ranching Systems Group
Grazingland Animal Nutrition Lab
National Center for Foreign Animal and Zoonotic Disease Defense
Blackland Research Center
Department of Wildlife and Fisheries
Department of Rural Sociology
Agriculture and Food Policy Center