We like receving new equipment, even more so when its painted orange (or blue). Thanks to Michael (firetruckdroneguy) for making the trip and delivering our Tender/skid unit for the UTV. We are looking forward to putting it to use within next few weeks during #spraydrone studies!

This 100% #cotton jersey is printed with a watercolor fish pattern & is treated with a UV absorber to achieve a UPF 45 rating. As a natural fiber, cotton is a smart choice for reducing microplastic pollution in our waterways. #FabricFriday cottonworks.com/fabricast/sk-2…

War Eagle! Nice to see the Auburn spirit being celebrated at #ASABE25! Who else has pics to share? Post them and be sure to tag us!

In the latest episode of AL Crops podcast, Max Runge (Ag Economist with Auburn Agriculture) share details on the new Reconciliation Bill, changes related to different ag commodities & its implications on growers. #alcrops #reconciliationbill Alabama Extension Scott Graham aces.edu/blog/podcast/s…

Row Crop Field days in North and South Alabama, and drone insecticide applications in West Alabama. It’s been a busy, productive and hot week!! Auburn Agriculture Alabama Extension

Part of the Alabama Extension cotton team looking at some skip row cotton in Cherokee Co. Simer Virk talking photo with (L-R) Ron Smith, Scott Graham, our new cotton specialist Josh Lee (first week on job), and me. Cotton in N Alabama is variable and a lot of late planted cotton.

Tales of Insects: Alabama Insect Situation + an update on Cotton Jassid. #ALcrops alabama-insects.blogspot.com/2025/08/tales-…

It was a good week to visit some cotton fields and welcome our two brand new extension specialists, Dr. Josh Lee (Cotton Agronomist) and Dr. Chandler Gruener - (Soil Health/Fertility), to College of Auburn Agriculture & Alabama Extension!! Scott Graham Dwaine Eddie McGriff Ron Smith

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Congrats Simer Virk for being awarded the Larry W. Turner Young Extension Professional Award at the ASABE annual conference!🎊 Read more about Dr. Virk and the Department of Biosystems & Engineering's achievements and goals:pulse.ly/pelknqqp4g

The two spotted leafhopper (Jassid) is occurring at economic levels in some fields in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and Alabama. This pest has the potential to be the greatest economic problem since the boll weevil. Many questions remain, only time will tell.

#harvest25 started little late this year but we are slowly covering some ground. Today, harvesting one of our corn #plantertech studies at the EV Smith Research Center in Central Alabama!! Auburn Agriculture AU Precision Ag #cornharvest

As you prepare for #Soybean harvest this fall, check out our factsheet on yield monitor data! It contains some best practices for yield monitor data quality and processing. Read the factsheet at: ow.ly/4qoP50WQzgj

Wear Cotton! It’s all natural, the best for consumers and the environment! #ChooseCotton #WhatyouWearMatters Plant Not Plastic Because What You Wear Matters youtu.be/NtSLvbvB1Zk?si… via YouTube

A little test run this afternoon and we are ready to have boiled peanuts tomorrow at the Ag RoundUp. If you are on campus tomorrow, come and stop by the Biosystems Engineering booth to enjoy peanuts and look at some #agtech!! 🥜 🥜 🚜 🚜

Listen up! Ag podcasts for the combine (or grain cart) at cropprotectionnetwork.org/podcasts 🌱War Against Weeds 🌱A Penney for Your Thoughts 🌱I See Dead Plants 🌱Mississippi Crop Situation 🌱Alabama Crops Report 🌱Cotton Specialist's Corner 🌱Arkansas Row Crop Podcast Sarah Lancaster

A little bit of this and that….It has been a couple of busy weeks with various #precisionag research and outreach activities!! Auburn Agriculture AU Precision Ag

It was a good day to kickoff cotton #harvest25 & get one of our #onfarm #plantertech trials harvested yesterday. Thanks to Will Sanford, Christy & Blake Lanton for their collaboration and support with this and other #agtech studies this year!! Auburn Agriculture AU Precision Ag

Good day for some spray drone applications with Dr. David Russell, evaluating different herbicide rates and spray volumes in forages!! #dronespraying #T50 #onfarmresearch Auburn Agriculture