Horticulture & Landscape Architecture
Student farm offering field day on small farm crop production
Thursday, June 13th, 2019 • University News Story
The second annual Purdue Small Farm Educational Field Day, set for Aug. 1, will emphasize sustainability in small-scale fruit and vegetable production, in terms of plant health and business management.
Read MoreStudent farm offering field day on small farm crop production
Thursday, June 13th, 2019 • University News Story
The second annual Purdue Small Farm Educational Field Day, set for Aug. 1, will emphasize sustainability in small-scale fruit and vegetable production, in terms of plant health and business management.
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Behind the Research: Nathan Deppe
Friday, June 7th, 2019
About the feature Many people are involved in the remarkable range of programs, services and facilities that undergird research in the College of Agriculture. Collectively they’re integral to the college fulfilling its research mission. “Behind the Research” explores their individual roles. Each academic year, we profile six people whose work supports the College of Agriculture’s…
Read MoreWines from around the U.S. earn top honors at INDY International
Thursday, June 6th, 2019 • University News Story
Trinchero Family Estates of California was named Winery of the Year and 2018 Eagle Point White by Dubuque Heritage Winery of Iowa won Wine of the Year at the 2019 INDY International Wine Competition.
Read MoreIndiana wineries make strong showing at INDY International
Thursday, June 6th, 2019 • University News Story
Several Indiana wineries were honored during the 28th annual INDY International Wine Competition, which took place in late May at Purdue University. Satek Winery of Fremont earned the Governor’s Cup as Indiana’s winery of the year.
Read MoreMeigs high tunnel field day to help growers boost production
Wednesday, May 15th, 2019 • University News Story
A July 18 field day will offer a variety of information for producers interested in learning more about high-tunnel production of cantaloupes, cucumbers and tomatoes.
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Horticulture professor one of eight faculty Fulbright Scholars
Friday, May 3rd, 2019
By Emma Ea Ambrose “A lot of people don’t know this, but tomatoes originated in the Andes Mountains,” Lori Hoagland, associate professor of Horticulture said. “For that reason, understanding soil biodiversity there has major implications for developing new disease resistant tomato varieties.” This research is the basis for the Fulbright Scholar Award Hoagland recently received…
Read MoreUrban agriculture workshops to help producers learn, network
Tuesday, April 30th, 2019 • University News Story
Purdue Extension-Marion County has launched its first series of urban agriculture workshops designed to help urban gardeners and farmers add to their skill set while networking with other growers.
Read MoreINDY International Wine Competition Draws Global Attention
Tuesday, April 30th, 2019 • University News Story
The Purdue Wine Grape Team will host the 28th annual INDY International Wine Competition on May 22-23 in the Purdue Memorial Union ballrooms.
Read MoreINDY International Wine Competition Draws Global Attention
Tuesday, April 30th, 2019 • University News Story
The Purdue Wine Grape Team will host the 28th annual INDY International Wine Competition on May 22-23 in the Purdue Memorial Union ballrooms.
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