The Season Magazine
The official magazine of the College of Agriculture, delivering feature stories, alumni updates, recent news and more.
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Stories highlighting the latest in innovation from the College of Agriculture and the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station
Kyle Ross, supervisor at the E.V. Smith Beef Unit, earned the 2026 Experiment Station Director's Cut Award
Endowed Associate Professor Neha Potnis recently received the Syngenta Award from the American Phytopathological Society, recognizing her outstanding contributions to plant pathology research.
Auburn research centers on how mosquito populations develop resistance
Auburn researcher says one of the ways growers can optimize efficiency and save some money during pesticide application operations is through proper sprayer calibration.
Miao received the award for Mid-Career Faculty Support in the Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology
Auburn's new $224 million STEM + Agricultural Sciences Complex brings six departments, cutting-edge research spaces and a new vision for collaboration under one roof. The university's largest research construction project was designed not just for the science happening today, but for the discoveries still to come.
Kumar's research into microplastic pollution recently received a $10,000 grant through the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station's Agricultural Enhancement & Seed Funding Program.
Working closely with researchers and the teams at the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, Kelley uses his Extension appointment to help citrus growers tackle their toughest problems.
After a career spanning more than four decades, retired Auburn University entomologist Lawrence “Fudd” Graham has been inducted into the Southern Integrated Pest Management Hall of Fame.
The official magazine of the College of Agriculture, delivering feature stories, alumni updates, recent news and more.