Two recent graduates pose while wearing graduation caps and holding a sign that reads College of Agriculture Graduate
Alumni
You’re always part of the Auburn family. This is your hub for staying connected and informed about what’s going on at the college.
Black and white photo of Comer Hall with a white logo in front of it that reads The Comer 150 Campaign
Giving

No matter the amount, every gift counts. Whether through scholarships, facilities and equipment, annual gifts or beyond, your gifts can impact our work here every single day.
Rendering of the STEM+Ag complex
Current Projects
STEM+Ag Complex

The Agricultural Sciences Research Complex building will house the most current research instrumentation while offering flexible spaces to adjust to future research needs.

Illustration of the children's garden within the Transformation Garden
Current Projects
Transformation Garden

At 16 acres, the Transformation Garden will envelop Auburn’s Old Rotation, to reflect all of plant-based agriculture including fruits, vegetables, ornamentals and row crops.

Black and white photo of Comer Hall with a white Comer 150 logo on top
Current Projects
The Comer 150 Campaign

Plans are laid to gut the interior of Comer Hall at Auburn University — while retaining her historic façade — to allow the interior to meet the needs of current and future faculty, staff and students.

Stacks of Auburn Agriculture shirts, hats and bags piled on another to create a pattern.
Ag Merch Store
Share your school spirit with merchandise from our Ag Merch Store! New and limited edition designs drop periodically and are available for local pickup or delivery across the US.
A spread of multiple of magazine covers from the Season Magazine in front of a blue wooden background
The Season Magazine

The Season is the official digital magazine of the Auburn University College of Agriculture, delivering feature stories, alumni updates, recent news and more.

Ways to Engage

Anyone can get involved with our college through these programs and events.

Hosted by the College of Agriculture, The Market features area vendors offering fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables, herbs, ornamental plants and cut flowers as well as locally produced jams and jellies, baked goods, soaps, honey, and more.
Learn More

The College of Agriculture is selling genetically identical oak trees which were taken from the rhizomic shoots of the oaks at Toomer's Corner in 2013. The oaks were grown in greenhouses and outdoors under the care of Department of Horticulture experts. The trees range from 1-3 feet in height.
Learn more

The E.T. York Distinguished Lecturer Series features internationally known speakers addressing issues related to agriculture, food, the environment and natural resources. It was established in the Auburn University College of Agriculture in 1981 through a gift from E.T. and Vam Cardwell York; both are native Alabamians and Auburn University graduates.
Learn more

Women in Agriculture at Auburn University aims to advance leadership, scholarship, and professional development opportunities for women in the field and the young women in our classrooms. Women in Ag hosts events and offers spaces to share ideas, to meet and build relationships with peers in the industry, and to positively influence enthusiastic young women who will be the agricultural producers, scientists, businesswomen, policymakers and leaders of tomorrow.
Learn more
One resource with many solutions
Visit Alabama Extension