UTIA Associate Professor Coauthors Winning Case Study for Use in International Competition Carlos Trejo-Pech and clinical professor emerita Susan White from the University of Maryland coauthored a case study that…
AREC Research News: Newsletter, July 2024
Publication: Chopping Stressed Field Corn for Silage Considerations
Publication: 2023 Forage Custom Rate Survey Results
Kevin Ferguson Retires
MANAGE program coordinator Kevin Ferguson is retiring after 38 years of outstanding service. His career has focused on helping Tennessee farm families evaluate their individual situation and assisting them in…
Haylee Ferguson First American Junior Shorthorn Association President from Tennessee
Shout out to rising senior Haylee Ferguson on becoming the first American Junior Shorthorn Association president from Tennessee! As president, she will lead activities in the coming year which include…
Tri-State Beef Conference to be held August 1st in Blountville, TN
The sixteenth Annual Tri-State Beef Cattle conference will be held at the Ron Ramsey Regional Ag Center in Blountville, Tennessee on August 1st. This year’s conference will address topics of…
Congratulations Spring 2024 Graduates!
Graduating Undergraduate Students Food and Agricultural Business Piper Rae BaileyKevin Thomas CosgroveJordan Andrew CrawleyEmily Grace DewitLaura Grace JenkinsSavannah Taylor JonesGabriel Aden LammeyCharles S LoweryHayden David RileyEarnest Alton StephensHannah Marie Von…
Publication: Livestock Sales – Understanding Tax Impacts
Aaron Staples Selected as ACEI Research Fellow
Congratulations to Aaron Staples (pictured far right), AREC assistant professor, for being selected as a 2024-2025 Anderson Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation Research Fellow! The ACEI Fellows Program is designed…
NAMA Team Places 4th at National Student Marketing Competition
Congratulations to our NAMA team for placing 4th at the National Agri-Marketing Association’s 2024 Student Marketing Competition in Kansas City, making this our highest placement in ten years! Only six…