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Two students at Abrams Creek identifying mussel species

Four Students Find a Home and Their Future at Herbert

For these students and their classmates, Herbert has been a home and far more than that. It’s been a place where they have found their footing and their futures—a process in which everyone in the college is invested in developing leaders of tomorrow

Family members standing on the Neely family farm with hay and a tractor

A County on the Rise

Optimism and high hopes fill the air in Fentress County. They feel so real they’re palpable. A strong partnership between local government and UT Extension is creating exciting new opportunities for residents in what has long been regarded as one of Tennessee’s most distressed counties

Cattle standing in a native grasslands field

The Grasslands Partnership

A multi-institution team and 230 farms in nine states are setting off on a five-year analysis of best practices in grasslands management. The once-in-a-generation study has the potential to secure the future for farmers, the public, and our planet.

The pitch at Wembley Stadium

GOOOAL: UTIA Turfgrass Team to Oversee Research for 2026 FIFA World Cup Fields

In soccer terms, the UT Institute of Agriculture just scored a winning goal.

Interiors of the UT Creamery on April 26, 2022.

Getting the Scoop

The new UT Creamery—a combined effort of the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture, the Herbert College of Agriculture, and the College of Education, Health and Human Sciences—is expected to open this year.