Inside Agronomy

A bi-weekly newsletter from the Purdue University Department of Agronomy.

2025

Issue #8 - January 13th Issue #9 - January 27th Issue #10 - February 10th Issue #11 - February 24th Issue #12 - March 10th Issue #13 - March 24th Issue #14 - April 7th Issue #15 - April 22nd Issue #16 - May 6th Issue #17 - May 19th Issue #18 - June 2nd Issue #19 - June 16th

2024

Issue #1 - September 30th Issue #2 - October 15th Issue #3 - October 28th Issue #4 - November 12th Issue #5 - November 25th Issue #6 - December 9th Issue #7 - December 20th

Agronomy in the News

Visiting undergraduate students William Brandenburg and Caroline Cousins fish with Tyler Hoskins, research assistant professor of forestry and natural resources.
Monitoring “forever chemicals” in your favorite fishing holes

Tyler Hoskins and Andrew Todd of the Department of Forestry and Natural Resources are studying...

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high clearance sidedress nitrogen application
From Traditional N Management to Sensor-Based Decisions: What to Know Before Applying Nitrogen

Agriculture is in an era of transition, from traditional, uniform nitrogen (N) management toward...

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Upinder Kaur, assistant professor of agricultural and biological engineering, works on a robot dog that finds ticks and identifies tick activity.
Using artificial intelligence to understand the natural world

Purdue Agriculture researchers are harnessing the power of artificial intelligence (AI) and...

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student using a tablet in an agricultural field
Purdue Agronomy eLearning Academy Celebrates Ten Years of Serving Agriculture

When agribusiness leaders expressed a need for professional development courses to enhance their...

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Rachel Stevens
Behind the Research: Rachel Stevens

Many people are involved in the remarkable range of programs, services and facilities that...

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Cliff Johnston looks through a model of a clay molecule
Researchers unveil a groundbreaking clay-based solution to capture carbon dioxide and combat climate change

One of Earth's most common nanomaterials is facilitating breakthroughs in tackling climate...

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