The Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station (AAES) at Auburn University was established in 1883 by an act of the Alabama Legislature to conduct scientific research that would advance Alabama’s agricultural and forestry industries. AAES operations are supported with funding support from the USDA...
Through the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station (AAES), our research is improving people’s lives while promoting the environmentally and socially responsible advancement of Alabama’s agricultural, forestry and related industries. Our AAES research teams are spread across 15 research units...
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Headquartered at Auburn University, the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station is an interdisciplinary statewide organization that encompasses the work of almost 200 researchers in five colleges and schools and at six interdisciplinary research centers and institutes located on the Auburn campus...
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Variety selection is the most important decision a farmer can make. If farmers want to be successful, they must ensure that they plant varieties that are well adapted. If a farmer selects the wrong variety, the results can be catastrophic. Typically, farmers do not have the resources to conduct...
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Integrated food and health systems brings together researchers that work to improve human health and well-being by investigating the link between food quality, nutrition, safety and health, zoonotic diseases, toxins, and impact of pests/pesticides on the ecosystem. Interdisciplinary Teams Food...
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All faculty members in the College of Agriculture holding 20% or more Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station (AAES) research appointments are required to have an active Hatch/Multistate Hatch project. A summary of each Hatch project is posted on the USDA NRS website and can be easily searched by...
AAES offers excellent internal grant support that allows our scientists to develop critical research while being provided the knowledge and funding help essential to future success. AAES grant support covers a range of resources available...
At the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, we offer our scientists a variety of resources and funding opportunities to ensure you are equipped with the right tools for your research endeavors. AAES assists with lab equipment, grant funding, graduate programs, experiment requests, team...
The director’s office provides overall administration for the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station: ARTHUR APPEL Interim Dean for Research; Interim Director for AAES; Professor 5038 Haley Center Auburn University, AL 36849 (334)...
Search Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station (AAES) select publications, research reports, and variety reports below by subject areas or topics. To view AAES research archives please search the Auburn University Libraries online repository for AAES publications by issue date, author, title or...