Effort To Identify and Study Big Trees Across the U.S. Moves to the University of Tennessee School of Natural Resources
National Champion Tree Program Finds New Home
UTIA Researchers Receive $12 Million DARPA Contract to Bioengineer Plants to Reduce Soil Contamination
Switchgrass Will Work With Soil-Based Microbes to Report and Break Down Explosives
UTIA Named in Five-Year Regional Project Addressing Vector-borne Diseases
Becky Trout Fryxell Represents UTIA in CDC Training and Education Center
UTIA Summarizes a Trying Year for Agriculture in Yearly Report to Governor
Global Market Forces Trigger Downward Pressure on Commodity Prices
UTIA Expands Research of Coffee Producer Organizations in Latin America
Peru Included in Ongoing Research Project with Mexico and Costa Rica
UTIA PhD Student Bioengineers Potato Plant to Detect Gamma Radiation
New Plant Variety Serves as Natural, Affordable Radiation Sensor
UTIA Faculty Member Serves as Editor of the Journal of Food Distribution Research
Carlos Trejo-Pech Provides Leadership to Global Food System Periodical
Dean of UT AgResearch Receives the LeggACY Maker Award
Hongwei Xin Recognized by the Egg Industry Center
UTIA PhD Candidate Receives Two National Honors for Achievements in Plant Pathology
Graduate Student Selected to Present Research, Receive Scholarship
Contaminants in Cannabis and Hemp Flowers Create Potential for Health Risks
Team of Researchers Urges Further Study and Evaluation of Standards for Medical Use KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – Cannabis use, even for medical purposes, could make some people sick due to harmful…