Featured

a woman wearing overalls kneels in a garden and scoops up a handful of dirt
Campus Experience
Getting their hands dirty

Senior ag comm major Claire Hamilton takes a look at five hands-on majors in the Auburn University College of Agriculture.

Scientists at the USDA-ARS National Soil Dynamics Laboratory conduct field studies with a spray drone.
Research and Innovation
USDA and Auburn are collaborating on cutting‑edge research

As new technology reshapes modern farming, USDA and Auburn researchers are working together to push drone and AI innovation further into Alabama agriculture.

Rishi Prasad, Debolina Chakraborty and Wilmer Pacheco smile for a photo in the Miller Center
Research and Innovation
Auburn research reinvents cleaner poultry houses

Auburn researchers are developing strategies to reduce gas emissions from poultry houses and improve animal welfare for poultry production.

Get Auburn Ag news to your inbox
News Stories
crape myrtle trees in bloom
Auburn researchers look at crape myrtle management

Auburn researchers are looking for answers to protect the treasured tree and provide management strategies.

Duncan McSorley stands in front of the U.S. capitol building
From Forage Fields to Capitol Hill

Duncan McSorley, a master's student studying ruminant nutrition and forages, was named a recipient of the American Society of Agronomy’s Future Leaders in Science award.

NIFA grant will help refine poultry litter and cover crop practices

Herbicide-resistant weeds are a multi million-dollar problem for Alabama cotton growers.

Research Stories
Bee pollinating flower
Interesting bee-havior

At the Auburn University Bee Center, researchers and students are digging deeper into the complexities of the sociality of bees.

a rendering of a small building with Auburn University
New construction approved for Experiment Station facilities

Auburn University’s Board of Trustees has approved the construction of four new support buildings for the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station.

a large bunch of fish in water
A focus on coinfection

Much of what scientists know about fish health has been learned by studying pathogens one by one. Fish scientists at Auburn University and the USDA are challenging that approach through ongoing research on coinfection—cases where multiple pathogens infect a fish at once.

The Season Magazine

The official magazine of the College of Agriculture, delivering feature stories, alumni updates, recent news and more.