About AGRY GSO

The Agronomy Graduate Student Organization (AGRY GSO) strives to provide graduate students with social, academic and professional development opportunities. We act as liaison between graduate students and department faculty, focusing on addressing student concerns and building community on our multifaceted and close-knit team. All graduate students in the Agronomy department are automatically members and are encouraged to participate.

Contact Us

Bruno Paulus Scheffer
President, AGRY GSO
agrygso@purdue.edu

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Featured Award

Adewumi Odeniran

Congratulations to Adewumi Odeniran for receiving the Bronze Distinction award at Purdue's One Health & Well-Being Research Event. Thank you for representing Agronomy and the College of Ag!

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Agronomy News

Purdue Ag ranked #3 in US and #6 in world

College of Ag Ranks #3 in the U.S. | #6 in the World

College of Agriculture News More Agronomy News & Stories

Indiana Corn Update - Issue #31

Indiana corn planting progress, & weather

Man stands in field with farm machinery.

Addressing nitrogen fertilizer uncertainties in corn production

This perennial question puzzles farmers and agricultural researchers alike: How much nitrogen...

Indiana Corn Update - Issue #30

Indiana corn planting progress, Late Planted Corn Hybrid Decisions, mycotoxins & weather

Professor Katy Rainey examines plants grown from the KenAvis soybean germplasm collection with breeder Bob Taylor.

Purdue acquires soybean germplasm with unique yield traits

Purdue’s Department of Agronomy has acquired the KenAvis soybean germplasm collection.

To-chia poses in a rice paddy field wearing big rubber boots and a bucket hat

Using process-based modeling and high-throughput phenotyping data to predict how plants will grow

To-Chia Ting, a postdoctoral scholar in agronomy, studies new approaches to predict plant...

Indiana Corn Update - Issue #29

Indiana corn planting progress, flooding stresses, and corn ear rot & mycotoxins