Auburn Agriculture alumni and friends are invited back to the Plains this fall for the 2025 Ag Roundup, set for Saturday, Sept. 13.
One of the College of Agriculture’s most beloved traditions, Ag Roundup offers a chance to reconnect with classmates, celebrate Auburn spirit and enjoy food, fellowship and family fun before the Tigers take the field.
Ag Roundup will be from 8:45-10:45 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 13, at Ag Heritage Park. Located at 620-A South Donahue Drive in Auburn, the park is a short, downhill walk to Jordan-Hare Stadium.
“Ag Roundup is a treasured tradition for alumni and the College of Agriculture for many reasons,” said Kent Stanford, Auburn Agricultural Alumni Club president. “The bonds with fellow alumni and campus are strong, and there’s just something special about gathering on homecoming weekend. Seeing the excitement on the faces of children and families in the crowd is awesome and you can just imagine what’s going through the minds of those future Tigers.”
The purpose of Ag Roundup is to support the college by raising visibility, maintaining connections, supporting student scholarships and encouraging the Auburn Spirit. Food samples from multiple Alabama agricultural organizations and businesses will be available. Student organizations will also offer games and activities for all ages.
“Sponsors, exhibitors and students working together to make Ag Roundup special each year is always a highlight,” Stanford said. “It is a fantastic opportunity to bring along a high school student still looking for their college destination so they can experience what the Auburn Family is all about. “
The event is open to anyone who would like to attend. Admission is $5 per person and payable at the gate, or you can go to agriculture.auburn.edu/event/ag-roundup-2025 for more information and to purchase tickets ahead.
