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Eighty-five Years of Big Tree History Available in One Place for the First Time
October 17, 2025
National Champion Tree Program Historical Documents and Registers Date Back to 1940

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UT Extension to Host Financial Management Workshop for Crop Producers
October 27, 2025
Free Sessions Will Help Farmers Navigate Economic Challenges
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Transforming Good Teaching into Great Learning
October 16, 2025
The Herbert College of Agriculture Welcomes the First Cohort of the Faculty Teaching Fellowship Program
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UT AgResearch Hosts Ribbon Cutting Celebrating Additions to Local Center
October 14, 2025
New Facilities, Equipment and More Will Enhance On-Site Research
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Woods and Wildlife Field Day Set for October 23 Postponed
October 8, 2025
Event to be Rescheduled in Spring 2026
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UT Extension Consumer Economics Specialist Receives National Award
October 7, 2025
Chris Sneed Recognized for Increasing Consumer Economic Literacy and Stability
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Tennessee Forage & Grassland Council Annual Meeting Scheduled for November 7
October 6, 2025
Event to Spotlight Forage, the Quiet Hero of Tennessee’s Livestock Systems

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UT Farm Center could change state agriculture
WBIR Knoxville; WTNZ Knoxville
UTIA is asking the state for $3.1 million every year to create the Tennessee Center for Agricultural Innovation. The funding would help the center hire experts, run programs and plan long term.

With lumber and furniture tariffs in effect, New Mexico industries brace for impact
Yahoo! Finance
The U.S. imports 40% of its softwood lumber from other countries, according to Andrew Muhammad, professor in the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics. For New Mexico businesses that get all their wood from abroad, the tariffs have created financial hardship.

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