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Red brick building on Purdue University's campus with two yellow and orange trees on either side.

The College of Agriculture welcomes six new faculty members for Fall 2026 semester

Carl Kincaid standing by a trail.

Transforming spaces, enriching lives through landscape architecture

Meghan Hartman by statue with children at the Celery Bogg Nature Center.

From classroom to camp: Purdue student’s AmeriCorps summer service term inspires environmental stewardship

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Ag Boilers Abroad: Learning from Iceland's resilient landscapes — 26 August 2026

Studying abroad is more than an opportunity to visit a new place. “Studying abroad and immersing yourself in another culture is...

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,...

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...

Four inducted into Indiana Livestock Breeders Association Hall of Fame — 13 August 2026

Steve Dahnke, Jack Ward and Larry and Janet White join the ILBA Hall of Fame.

The death bloom of a century plant — 12 August 2026

Agave americana, also known as the century plant, has evolved for a dry desert life. For 30 years, these succulents photosynthesize, grow and...

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