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Proposed market-based tool could ensure Midwestern corn profits — 21 April 2026

Reducing the application of nitrogen fertilizer to Midwestern cornfields can both increase the profitability of farms and improve environmental...

A Forensic Science Deep Dive with Krystal Hans — 20 April 2026

Krystal Hans, director of forensic science and assistant professor of forensic entomology, sits down with podcast host Kate Young on "This Is...

Dr. Brock Harpur Receives First Early Career Award — 20 April 2026

Dr. Brock Harpur, an evolutionary biologist at Purdue University, is being recognized with the College of Agriculture’s Early Career Research...

A Dream in Motion: Spring Start in Animal Sciences — 17 April 2026

In sixth grade, she wrote a letter to her future self. In it, she declared that one day she would become a veterinarian. Today, that promise feels...

Drs. Long and Buczkowski Receive Promotions — 17 April 2026

Drs. Elizabeth Long and Grzesiek Buczkowski Receive Promotions

A shift in focus: Evan Hunt finds his path in animal genetics — 16 April 2026

Evan Hunt pivots from pre-vet to animal genetics after taking ANSC 311 at Purdue.

Many consumers view processed foods as unhealthy but convenient — 15 April 2026

When it comes to highly or ultra-processed foods, consumers display a disparity between what they say is important to them and what they typically...

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