Three College of Agriculture and Natural Resources students and one alumnus met during Helena’s internship training week in Columbia, South Carolina, last summer. From left to right, Dominic Lopergolo, Aaron Doll, Jarrett Robinson and Carson Mears.

Growing crops and careers

Students in CANR
  • UD student Norman Bucciero holds an Oriental whipsnake in Borneo.

    Cold-blooded club

    April 30, 2026 | Written by Molly Schafer | Photos by Jim White and courtesy of Delaware Herpetology Club.
    Reptiles and amphibians, collectively known as herptiles or herps, may not win any popularity contests, but they are essential to a healthy ecosystem. A group of students from the University of Delaware College of Agriculture and Natural Resources founded the Delaware Herpetology Club to share their love of herps with the community. With more than 40 percent of amphibians worldwide threatened with extinction, along with 21 percent of reptiles, herps need all the help they can get.
  • Understanding sustainable development

    April 24, 2026 | Written by Katie Peikes | Photos courtesy of Kent Messer, Helena Owen, Kristian Tolbert and Ava Ferry
    Eleven University of Delaware students got a crash course in sustainable development up close and personal to Patagonia’s snow-capped mountains, volcanoes, glaciers, and dazzling blue lakes. Kent Messer, S. Hallock du Pont Professor of Applied Economics, led the group and taught students all about the region’s numerous sustainability challenges, including poverty and natural resource management. They visited contested forest landscapes, including areas claimed by Indigenous communities.
  • Keeping chickens healthy

    April 20, 2026 | Written by Katie Peikes | Photos by Evan Krape | Photo illustration by Jeffrey C. Chase
    Casey Epstein, UD Class of 2026, is getting hands-on experience at the forefront of poultry disease diagnostics at UD’s world-class poultry diagnostics lab, Allen Lab. As graduation nears, she already has a job lined up with a Lancaster poultry company as a flock service technician, making sure chicken flocks are healthy.

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We're glad you have chosen the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (CANR) at the University of Delaware to further your educational and career endeavors. Whether as an undergraduate student or a graduate student you will find that CANR has smaller class sizes, hands-on research opportunities and accessible, friendly faculty and staff.

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Current Students | College of Agriculture and Natural Resources | University of Delaware
Current Students | College of Agriculture and Natural Resources | University of Delaware

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Riding with technology video: youtube.com/watch?v=C_zL4tnvucg

Riding with technology

University of Delaware students enrolled in AGRI 130 spent their third Saturday field trip driving specialized farm equipment (combine and tractor) equipped with precision agriculture. With prices exceeding in some cases more than three-quarters of a million dollars, it was a unique hands-on experience.

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Invest in your future

There are a number of opportunities for our undergraduate and graduate students to be honored for their scholarship and service during their time at the University of Delaware. Students are encouraged to explore financial resources to help pay for college including a select number of UD endowments, an external scholarship listing, and scholarship search engines.

 

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Additional funding

UD applicants are reviewed for merit scholarships upon admittance. Look through a select number of UD endowments, an external scholarship listing, and scholarship search engines.

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