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AUBURN, Ala. – U.S. peanut producers have seen peaks and valleys in their yields throughout the years, prompting researchers at Auburn University to analyze these inconsistencies and search for ways

AUBURN UNIVERSITY, Ala. — Tractors and planters are moving across Alabama as row crop planting and production are underway. It is time for an insect and disease scouting refresher. The

HudsonAlpha Wiregrass is thriving. Under the guidance of Dean Mitchell, director of HudsonAlpha Wiregrass, as well as education and research leaders from HudsonAlpha, we’ve made incredible progress in agriculture research,

Wallace Community College-Dothan is expected to sign a memorandum of understanding with the Auburn University College of Agriculture (AUOCA) to provide a smoother transfer process for WCCD students who meet

AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Hot, dry weather during the growing season has affected Alabamas peanut crop. Kris Balkcom, an Alabama Cooperative Extension System peanut research associate, said some …

As the peanut harvesting season gets ready to kick into full gear, a recent dry weather pattern and delays earlier in the planting season have had a major impact on

HudsonAlpha Wiregrass has announced the 12 members of its first Community Engagement Committee.

Around a hundred people packed the Wiregrass Research & Extension Center in Headland Tuesday afternoon to participate in a discussion with Sen. Tommy Tuberville regarding the upcoming 2023 Farm Bill.

U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville will be in Alabama today and tomorrow (Aug. 1-2) to take part in four farm bill listening sessions across .....

Gearing up for his upcoming FARM Tour, Senator Tommy Tuberville introduced two pieces of agricultural related legislation Wednesday. The first piece of legislation, the bipartisan Farm Board Act, would make changes to requirements that are necessary to become a representative on the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation (FCIC) board. The new bill would give increased representation on the board to farmers who produce both livestock and crops.