College of Agriculture, Environment and Nutrition Sciences
- (334) 727-8157
- Prospective Student
Necropsy, Ophthalmology, PCR, and Pharmacology—all these subjects may seem unrelated, but they really have more in common than you think. I learned all this and more as a participant in the Summer Enrichment Reinforcement Program (SERP) at Tuskegee University.
Ever thought about the greatest threats to goats and sheep in the southern United States? Well I’ll tell you, it’s definitely not a wolf in sheep’s clothing.
“I began to sweat profusely as I carried the basket full of semi-ripe tomatoes and walked along the dusty path. Someone must have made the sun god angry because he is unforgiving today, hitting me from all angles with only the basket atop my head to provide shade. Not even a whiff of air to cool my blotched skin. I still have about ten kilometers to go before reaching the market place. Though tomorrow will be market day, I have to set off today in order to secure a good spot to sell my tomatoes. Oh how I wish I had a vehicle to transport my goods to the market!”
Have you ever thought about growing plants without soil? Is such a feat even possible? What if you could do just that in an energy-efficient and space-efficient system that only takes up a 2.5’ x 2.5’ footprint?
In a world full of changing trends, agriculture will always be a constant. Feeding the world’s population requires knowledge of both agricultural and business best practices. That is where Agribusiness comes in.
1200 W Montgomery Rd. Tuskegee, AL 36088
334-727-8011
