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Dangerous Vector-Borne Disease Networks
UTIA researchers investigate vector-borne diseases and their control
Every day in Tennessee, an average of 297 acres of farm and forestry land are replaced by roads, buildings, and other forms of development.
The precision agriculture work underway at UTIA represents a paradigm shift— one that promises greater efficiency, sustainability, and resilience in the face of growing challenges.
High school football players improve with UT Extension yoga classes
Getting Wild on a Tennessee Saturday Night
The Wild Game Dinner, known for its untraditional fare, began in 1969
From the Volunteer State to Around the World
Five animal science retirees unite in support for Extension youth livestock programs
Entomologist shares love of tango with campus community
New Research Describes the Genome of the Highly Valued White Oak
Bringing Veterinary Hospital Care to the Heart of East Tennessee Farms
Each week four fully equipped mobile hospitals for farm animals and horses take essential veterinary care directly to the fields and farms of East Tennessee
