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UT Degree Now Gives Students a Head Start to Become Rural and Agricultural Appraisers
UT Plateau AgResearch and Education Center Holds Annual Fall Heifer Sale
Bidding begins November 3 and ends November 17
UTIA Hosts Conservation Leaders for 2026 George Wright Society ParkForum
“It’s Time to Meet the Moment” workshop focuses on challenges facing parks community
Blast Off! Student-Designed Experiment Travels to the International Space Station
Herbert College of Agriculture students design experiments to test growing conditions in space
UT Alumni Bigelow, Ewart, Mayfield Honored at Ag Day 2026 Ceremony
Annual awards highlight day-long festivities celebrating the impact of agriculture in Tennessee
Mark Your Calendar for the Fabulous Fall Plant Sale on October 10
Shop for featured plants Canadian anemone, Lesser catmint, Jacob Cline beebalm and Eastern Star
New Online Ag Business Degree Available from the University of Tennessee
Jump start your career; get your Bachelor of Science your way
Ag Day 2026 Is “Bigger and Better Than Ever Before” with More Festivities
Traditional fall event moves to Friday, October 2, and includes night activities
Two UTIA Faculty Members Named Editors for the Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics
Both Karen DeLong and Carlos Trejo-Pech represent the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics
Herbert Professor’s Research Appears in National Geographic Magazine
Entomologist tracks how blow flies could be used to detect pathogens in the wild