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Mountain Bluebird taking wing, a migratory species that ranges widely across the western North America.

Research uses radar to expose sky’s organized, living habitat

Natalie Nenneker poses with apples

Rooted in sustainability: Growing a future in food and farming

Mohit Verma in lab with grad student

Portable device detects pathogens’ diverse settings

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Purdue Agriculture athletes honored for academic performance — 14 January 2026

Two Purdue Agriculture student athletes were named Academic All-Big Ten Honorees for the fall sports season. The Academic All-Big Ten team...

The College of Agriculture welcomes two new faculty members for Spring 2026 semester — 13 January 2026

Camila Nicolli, research assistant professor of mycotoxin fungal biology in the Department of Plant Pathology, and Matheus Zavadinack, research...

2025 Top Midwestern weather events — 12 January 2026

From floods to fall drought to 20-foot icicles, the Midwest experienced some record-breaking weather events in 2025.

FNR Honors Four Individuals for Department Service in 2025 — 08 January 2026

The Purdue Department of Forestry and Natural Resources has honored four individuals for their service in 2025: Dr. Mike Saunders, Charlie Warner,...

Sticking together under stress: NSF grant brings plant biologists and engineers together to discover how tissues stay connected — 07 January 2026

Daniel Szymanski, professor of Purdue’s Departments of Botany and Plant Pathology and Biological Sciences, and Thomas Siegmund, professor in...

Farmer sentiment drifts lower as trade uncertainty hangs over agriculture — 06 January 2026

Farmer sentiment dipped slightly in December, with the Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer dropping 3 points to 136. The decline was...

What people clicked, watched and read in 2025 — 05 January 2026

Explore the top content from 2025 for the Purdue College of Agriculture.

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