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Botany & Plant Pathology
Plant ‘first responder’ cells warn neighbors about bacterial pathogens
College of Agriculture
Agricultural Economics
Better outlook for the future pushes farmer sentiment higher
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Animal Sciences
HIRE brings together two Boilermakers with a passion for veterinary medicine
HIRE connects Ava Kirchoff and Kelli Werling, DVM, through a supportive and growing mentorship.
Entomology
Can insects help archaeologists solve historical mysteries? A PhD student’s unexpected partnership
From cold cases to ancient civilizations lost to time, real-world, unsolved mysteries have always captivated an audience. Countless History Channel...
Food Science
Make your harvest last: Safe tips for drying apples from Purdue food scientists
Drying apples at home can be an easy, economic way to make your fall harvest last all winter. However, without the right preparation, dried apples...
Botany & Plant Pathology
Agricultural Research and Graduate Education
Terry Torres Cruz - Postdoctoral Scholar Feature
Terry Torres Cruz’s path to mycology – the study of fungi – has been guided by lots of curiosity – and a little bit of...
Horticulture & Landscape Architecture
Designing a spot to watch the buffalo (or bison) roam
A sign on U.S. 41 in Newton County guides curious travelers to a “Bison Viewing Area,” the most well-known spot in the Efroymson...
College of Agriculture
2026 Purdue Ag Alumni Fish Fry returns to Tippecanoe County Fairgrounds
The 2026 Purdue Ag Alumni Fish Fry will be held Saturday, Feb. 7, at the Tippecanoe County Fairgrounds, 1406 Teal Road in Lafayette.
International Programs in Agriculture
Purdue partnerships grow global opportunities with Central American agriculture
Since 2023, Purdue’s Office of International Programs in Agriculture (IPIA) has provided technical assistance for the ATraCSI project, a...