The science of earth's most valuable resources
Water, soil and plant life may seem simple on the surface, but they are woven throughout human civilization. These are the elements we as scientists work with every day. We work to build healthier communities, a cleaner environment — and even some of best athletic playing surfaces on the planet. Join us to see how.
Is a major in crop and soil sciences for you? Hear from students working toward careers in everything from farming to consulting to turf management for golf courses and athletic teams.
See how you can use science to manage and preserve the environment for a cleaner world and healthier future.
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The College of Agriculture has been awarded its largest single grant in the college's history to establish a new program with the International Fertilizer Development Center (IFDC). In its inaugural year, the new Feed the Future Fertilizer and Soil Health Innovation Lab is receiving approximately $10 million from the U.S. Department of State to advance the project's goals through a range of activities and programs. The award is for up to five years.
Farmer Monica Carroll '96 is breaking new ground as she serves America's farmers, ranchers, and agricultural partners in her role as State Executive Director for the Farm Service Agency.
AU Sand Mountain bahiagrass was developed at the Sand Mountain Research and Extension Center in Crossville.
