The science of earth's most valuable resources
Water, soil and plant life may seem simple on the surface, but they are woven throughout human civilization. These are the elements we as scientists work with every day. We work to build healthier communities, a cleaner environment — and even some of best athletic playing surfaces on the planet. Join us to see how.
Is a major in crop and soil sciences for you? Hear from students working toward careers in everything from farming to consulting to turf management for golf courses and athletic teams.
See how you can use science to manage and preserve the environment for a cleaner world and healthier future.
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Renowned agronomist, plant geneticist and national science policy leader Molly Jahn will give the 2026 E.T. York Distinguished Lecture at 4 p.m. Wednesday, March 25, at the Hotel at Auburn University & Dixon Conference Center.
From seed selection to pesticide application, farmers work diligently to manage every factor that influences yield—but wildlife damage in row crops remains one of the most troublesome aspects to control.
Right in the heart of central Alabama, research is conducted throughout the year to find ways to protect one of the state’s most precious commodities — peaches.
