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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.
The Poultry Science Association awarded Dianna Bourassa and Wilmer Pacheco associate professors and Alabama Extension Specialists received some of the association's highest honors.
Auburn University's 2026-27 Research Communications Fellows cohort brings together 28 faculty researchers from all 12 colleges, equipping them with the skills to share their expertise and the impact of their work with broader audiences.
AU Sand Mountain bahiagrass was developed at the Sand Mountain Research and Extension Center in Crossville.
Lorelai Bland, senior in environmental science in the Auburn University College of Agriculture, recently received a national scholarship recognizing her commitment to soil and water conservation.
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.
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