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Quinn named Indiana Corn Marketing Council Extension specialist — 31 August 2026
The Indiana Corn Marketing Council (ICMC) has named Dan Quinn, assistant professor of agronomy in Purdue University’s College of Agriculture,...
Fulbright Scholars take Purdue Ag research to India, Australia — 31 August 2026
For Krishna Nemali and Stephen Meyers, both associate professors in the Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture, their Fulbright...
New co-directors announced for NRES program — 25 August 2026
Purdue University’s College of Agriculture has appointed Carson Reeling and Elizabeth Flaherty as the new co-directors for the Natural...
Indiana Corn Update - Issue #33 — 24 August 2026
Indiana corn progress, Corn root architecture, corn anthers, USDA crop production forecast, weather.
Late-season Rainfall, Flooding, and Cloudy Weather Impacts on Indiana Corn — 20 August 2026
During the week of August 11, much of Indiana received excessive to record-setting rainfall (Figure 1). Portions of eastern Indiana, for example,...
From classroom to camp: Purdue student’s AmeriCorps summer service term inspires environmental stewardship — 18 August 2026
As dawn breaks over the Celery Bog Nature Area, Meghan Hartman, a sophomore in Natural Resources and Environmental Science (NRES), prepares to lead...
Behind the Research: Julie Young — 17 August 2026
Weed scientist Julie Young’s workweeks are sometimes chaotic — but never dull. On any given day, Young, a research associate in the...






