Agronomy Ambassador Blog

Yeah college is fun and what not, but let’s take a trip down memory lane. Remember growing up and watching the bottom of the TV screen to see your school name pop up for a 2 hour delay, yeah, that was the bee’s knee’s. I thought that feeling of euphoria was never to return to…

We all know classes can come with quite the work load. High credit hours mixed with high-level classes can result in a mountain of work and a little time to do it. But there are ways to combat this. Throughout my time, I have found that writing out all the dates and times for assignments…

As a college student, you may not think that the days of going on field trips have ended. This is not true! I am a junior in agronomy and I have been on a field trip each semester. Numerous agriculture classes take you to the field, farm, and business operations to further develop your understanding…

Since this is my last semester here at Purdue I wanted to give some advice on working during school. When I was a freshman I didn’t think I wanted to have a job while I was here, but after my freshman year, I got the opportunity to work 2! Ever since I have worked in…

I am certain we are all too familiar with the questions; how is school, how are your grades, what are you plans after graduation, do you have anything lined up. We get on tiktok, instagram, facebook, etc. and see people living out our dreams and their life seems seamless. As young adults trying to navigate…

The start to the new year is always exciting to experience. Some might have a quiet night on their couch while others go to big parties. For me, I had the opportunity to spend New Years with my family on a cruise ship. On this ship they had four parities going on at the same…

With our 2023 fall semester coming to a close, we recently had officer election within the agronomy club. This brings me to say that I will be the Agronomy Club President for the Spring 2024 and Fall 2024 semesters. With this being said, I wanted to talk a little bit about why Agronomy Club here…

Looking back into harvest this year, it was one for the books that we will always look back on. From high yields to farm injuries the stories from this year will continue to come up for years to come. It always seems like for our farm, harvest never wants to run smoothly for multiple years…

It is the time of the year when classes are finally wrapping up for the semester. After 16 long weeks, we have all finally started to take our finals. Finals may seem intimidating, remembering all sorts of information from the entire course and implementing it all in one short two-hour period. More often than not,…