Tina Gray Teague, PhD
@tgrayteague
emeritus professor of entomology and plant science retired public researcher advocate for sustainable agri systems proud mom and now grand at it dogs! she/her views definitely my own
Big day at Arkansas State University with ribbon-cutting for the state’s first College of Veterinary Medicine. It is major step forward for the university and region. The building tour included a look at labs and teaching models. Fun!
It’s Mum in her old lady sweater—her 7 puppies turn one this week. All pups have fancy artist’s names. My handsome fellow, Pablo Picasso, is shown 2nd from top left. The lucky pups found homes in Tennessee and Arkansas. Everyone sent in their birthday pics to celebrate.
Explanation from the book How does the program get into the computin’ machine? “Each FORTRAN statement gets punched on an unstapled, unfolded, and unmutilated entity of hopefully uncorrugated cardboard. For your convenience, this material is generally provided in a form pretrimmed …”
Even had a bookmark… I asked a current student if they knew what this was… No clue
Cleaning out my lab and office.. came across my first book about computers.
USDA report shows losses for all major US agronomic crops in 2025
Summer Solstice, 2026 — Georgia O’Keefe provides an appropriate image
To all my Bluesky friends who are cat people—be happy with your choice for furry companionship. Behold the joys of having a 9-month old pup.
So much fun today at the Memphis In May BBQ Contest. 2 days left if you are in the Midsouth! memphisinmay.org/schedule/
#MayThe4th … Happy Star Wars Day —Princess Leia helps out in my office as a display for name badges from meetings I’ve attended dating back to the last century
Arkansas roads today—Blue snow and purple/red ice Arkansas drivers aren’t accustomed to such challenges. It’s best to stay home and feed the birds
Lots of January flower posts today…. Here’s mine taken back in July
Happy New Year combo -Football, collards, peas, and cornbread