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Charting the Earth’s course
Article by Dante LaPenta | July 07, 2020
Don Sparks, nation’s leading researchers pinpoint investment areas for earth sciences research
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Understanding city forests
Article by Lauren Bradford | July 02, 2020
New research finds forest age, not urbanization, corresponds to invasive species prominence
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Leaping Listeria
Article by Beth Miller | June 25, 2020
UD researchers examine how some bacteria find ways around plant immune defenses
Diversity, equity and inclusion
Leaping Listeria
Researchers are learning about new ways other pathogens are jumping from plants to people.
Equine enigma
Alexa Johnson goes inside the gut to investigate horses' health
Driven to discover
Ben Sammarco looks for ways to improve honey bee disease resistance
Exotic genetics
UD researchers uncover the genetics of how corn can adapt faster to new climates
Mapping soil moisture
New model from Guevara, Vargas helps to fill data gaps
Congratulations to the class of 2020, we will miss you!
Feeding the world. Protecting the planet.
The College of Agriculture and Natural Resources is committed to fulfilling the tripartite mission of land grant institutions – teaching, research and extension.
From wildlife conservation to crop genomics, veterinary medicine to behavioral economics, we explore every facet of our natural world. Join us as we search for solutions to life's grandest challenges.
Recent news
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Charting the Earth’s course
Article by Dante LaPenta | July 07, 2020
Don Sparks, nation’s leading researchers pinpoint investment areas for earth sciences research
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Understanding city forests
Article by Lauren Bradford | July 02, 2020
New research finds forest age, not urbanization, corresponds to invasive species prominence
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2020 Plastino Scholars
Article by Dara McBride | June 11, 2020
UD students earn grants for travel to pursue research interests and academic passions
2020 Faculty & Staff Awards
Each year, we recognize individuals in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources for their excellence in teaching, research, extension and service to the University of Delaware. Today, we honor Tecle Weldekidan, Maria Pippidis and Kali Kniel. Watch this video to hear from their colleagues and learn more about their outstanding achievements.
College graduates with expertise in food, agriculture, renewable natural resources and the environment are essential to our ability to address the U.S. priorities of food security, sustainable energy and environmental quality.
College graduates with expertise in food, agriculture, renewable natural resources and the environment are essential to our ability to address the U.S. priorities of food security, sustainable energy and environmental quality.
Featured videos
UD pre-vet students help one health clinic
Our pre-veterinary medicine majors gain unique, hands-on experience at the free Delaware Humane Association One Health Clinic in Wilmington. The goal of one health is to achieve optimal health outcomes recognizing the interconnection between people, animals, plants and their shared environment. .
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