Participants May Complete Units at Their Own Pace
New Online Certificate Program Offered for Landscape Professionals
Renewed Grant Will Continue UTIA’s Integrated Pest Management ProgramÂ
Funding Provides Public Resources for Pest Control and Pollinator Health
Test the Tetsukabuto Winter Squash Variety in Your GardenÂ
UT Gardens’ January Plant of the Month
Tennessee Experiences Challenging Year for Crop Production
Heavy Rainfall, Severe Drought Impacts Yield
UTIA Team Wins Grant to Advance AI Education and Career Preparation
Selected Students Will Test Curriculum in Drones, Robotics and Other Smart Agriculture Technologies
From Alaska to Tennessee, Weeping Blue Alaskan Cedar Stands Out in Landscape
UT Gardens’ December Plant of the Month
UT Turfgrass Team Wins National Award
Faculty Work Together to Provide Education, Research and Outreach to the Turfgrass Industry
Poison? No, Sumac Is the Antidote for Hot Parched Sites
UT Gardens’ November Plant of the Month
Enhancing the Profitability of Organic Grain and Forage Production in the Southeast
New Research Will Study Organic Double Cropping in Tennessee and Florida
International Oak Symposium Begins October 7 in Knoxville
Co-hosted by UT School of Natural Resources, Event to Promote Sustainably Managing Oak Forests