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Ian Rimer

Ian Rimer - Graduate Ag Research Spotlight

Insects in a Petri dish

Can insects help archaeologists solve historical mysteries? A PhD student’s unexpected partnership

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Terry Torres Cruz - Postdoctoral Scholar Feature

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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.

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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...

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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...

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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.

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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...

Anna Heck, wearing overalls and purple gloves, smiles while standing among several black-and-white dairy calves in a barn, resting her hand on one of the calves.

ANSC student Anna Heck receives CATE grant for undergrad research

Funding allows Anna Heck to dive deeper into dairy behavior and welfare research.

Leuck as an intern for professional sports teams.

Small steps to stadium dreams: A turf science student’s path to professional sports

Every great journey begins with small steps, and for Ryan Leuck, a junior in horticulture and landscape architecture majoring in turf management...

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