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Cyanide for Cattle

Thirty Five Crops

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Large group of attendees sit in a wagon while listening to presenters at the 2023 Cotton Tour Field Day.

2023 Cotton Tour Field Day Hosted at West Tennessee AgResearch and Education Center

Soybean field just before harvest, some leaves show yellow discoloration.

UTIA Researchers Conduct Ongoing Study on Emerging Soybean Disease

Side hull of orange canoe with blue and yellow paddles dipping into the water

Tennessee RiverLine Launches “Plan Your Journey” Trip Planning Tools

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UTIA Celebrates Ag Day 2023

Fellows pictured in front of the College of Veterinary Medicine Teaching and Learning Center

UTIA Welcomes Another Group of USDA Foreign Agricultural Service Veterinary Science Fellows

children bend over raised garden beds containing flowers

UT Gardens Named Finalist for the 2023 National Garden Bureau Therapeutic Garden Grant

Smiling woman in blue shirt pushes a red wheelbarrow full of plants. Rows of potted trees and assorted plants are behind her.

UT Gardens, Jackson, to Host Annual Fall in the Gardens Plant Sale and Lecture Series

UTIA Hosts National Meeting of the Research Center Administrators Society

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Tours of Local Food Buyers Coming to Nashville and Knoxville in September

Rendered design of riverside pavilion with trees surrounding it and a pathways in front.

Tennessee RiverLine Will Showcase Conceptual Ideas for Riverfront Improvement Projects in Seven Communities

Digital Literacy Grant Check

UTIA and AT&T Partner to Provide Rural Tennessee with Digital Literacy Training

Turfgrass at the East Tennessee AgResearch and Education Center

Land-grant University Scientists are Making Turfgrass Safer, Better for Environment

Donna Vick (left) and Jennifer Thornton (right) stand behind a raised flower bed with yellow and pink flowers. trees and powerlines in the background

UT-TSU Extension Benton County Partners With Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee on Project Grow

Giant goldenrod, Solidago gigantea

Grow on the Wild Side with Goldenrod

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Tennessee Beef Promotion Board Awards Funding for UTIA Study on Cattle Feed Efficiency