Reagan Noland

Dr. Reagan Noland is an Assistant Professor and Extension Agronomist in Texas A&M's College of Agriculture & Life Sciences. He develops educational programs for sustainable crop production in West Central Texas, emphasizing resource efficiency and technology integration.

Research Focus: His work targets agronomic optimization, including row-crop systems, soil restoration, and remote sensing applications for yield prediction. Recent projects explore integrated livestock-crop systems as sustainable weed management solutions.

Extension & Outreach: Noland collaborates with farmers to implement economically viable practices that conserve soil and water resources while adapting to regional climate challenges.

Student Advising: Mentors graduate researchers in agronomy and resource management, including work on crop modeling and precision agriculture technologies.