The study of pests and disease
In the Department of Entomology and Plant Pathology, we are discovering safer and healthier ways to protect our food, health, resources and homes from a variety of threats, such as pests and disease. We do this while also protecting our natural ecosystems, which insects, bacteria and microorganisms are essential to maintaining.
Meet Nick Mueller, a graduate from Auburn's undergraduate program in applied biotechnology.
Explore Professor and Extension specialist Xing Ping Hu's work in effective IPM (integrated pest management) among public housing authorities.
Learn how you can harness the power of science and nature to create strong, healthier, more sustainable agricultural products.
Degree Programs
B.S.
Minor | M.S. | M.Ag. | Ph.D.
Minor | M.S. | M.Ag. | Ph.D.
The Auburn University College of Agriculture will host Farewell to Funchess from 3-5 p.m. Friday, Sept. 25.
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
