Our team Good Thyme Gang played against Bowling Problem Monday afternoon at Mike Aulby’s Arrowhead Bowl for Week 2 of the Purdue Staff and Students league. We won 4 out of 8 points, placing our team in 8th. In the Women’s Category: Alexandra Jewell placed 1st with scratch game scoring a 214 and placed 1st with scratch series scoring a 575. In the…Read more about HLA Bowling Team[Read More]
Dr. Cale Bigelow, Dr. Jada Powlen and Dr. Aaron Patton are co-authors on recently published open access publication: “Management strategies for preventing and recovering from bermudagrass winter-kill” in Crop, Forage and Turfgrass Management.
Hi, I’m Kennedy. I am a senior in Sustainable Food and Farming Systems, with minors in Horticulture and Plant Biology, and a certificate in Entrepreneurship and Innovation. This past summer was my second season at the Student Farm. I am also the unofficial collector of some of the “mutant” vegetables that pop up on the…Read more about Purdue Student Farm Student Spotlight: Kennedy Jean[Read More]
Lettuce leaf our salad days of August behind us as the month comes to a close, and reflect upon how apple season is already here and in full swing. What even. In case you were wondering, it has indeed been a bit warm; the classes doing their lab work out here are absolute troopers and…Read more about This Week on the Purdue Student Farm[Read More]
Nemali Lab is hosting an overseas visiting doctoral fellow from India under the Purdue-India Partnership for a period of one to one-and-half years. Ms. Uzma Gulzar is currently doing her Ph.D. in the Division of Fruit Science, College of Horticulture, Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology, Kashmir, India. She will be conducting research with…Read more about Nemali Lab Hosting Visiting Doctoral Fellow[Read More]
Please welcome our new graduate students for Fall 2024! Mine van der Berg is a Ph.D. student under Dr. Lori Hoagland and will investigate soils contaminated by heavy metals due to mining and finding ways to utilize these soils for productive agriculture. Originally from South Africa, she studied previously at the University of Pretoria. She…Read more about Welcome New Graduate Students![Read More]
On August 20, Wenjing Guan, together with plant pathologists César Escalante-Guardado and Dan Egel, visited plain community produce growers in Wayne County, IN, a trip organized by ANR educator Jonathan Ferris. We toured various vegetable fields, engaging with the growers in discussions about the challenges and success of this growing season.
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