UT and Oak Ridge partners train 4-H agents and teachers to bring lessons to sixth graders
STEMOVATE Expands to 56 Counties with Help from Tennessee 4-H
Smart Yards and Friends Festival Set for September 12
Learn about native plants, beneficial insects and Smart Yard practices at the UT Gardens, Knoxville
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
Tennessee Landowner-Focused Webinar Series Set to Launch This Fall
Learn more about generating income on existing farm and forest land
Holy Basil Brings Scent and Sanctity to the Herb or Pollinator Garden
Tulsi, of the mint family, is easy to grow and easy to love
UT Veterinarian Brings Equine Expertise to State Advisory Commission
Carla Sommardahl Appointed to Tennessee Equine Health Advisory Commission
Tour Helps Farmers Explore Agritourism Opportunities
Churn up new ideas from three Kentucky farms on September 17
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
Herbert College of Agriculture Launches Bioinformatics Major for the Future of Agriculture and Natural Resources
The new Bachelor of Science in Bioinformatics prepares students to address the world’s most pressing issues