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08/31/2026

08/28/2026

Artificial intelligence in agriculture is a hot topic right now, whether applied directly in the field or in the farm office. AI took center stage Wednesday evening at AgriNovus Indiana’s Quadrant event in Indianapolis, where experts discussed

08/24/2026

It’s the first day of semester, . Hopefully the first day is smoother than Nina’s. And David’s. Maybe more like Clifford’s.

Compare first days with the “College” cast in Episode 1, out now. Watch the full episode on YouTube.

It’s the first day of classes at Purdue University, and first-year ...

08/14/2026

Seven Purdue Engineering students were just named Big Ten Distinguished Scholars for the 2025-26 school year, joining 38 other Boilermaker student-athletes.

Purdue University ABE's Lana Malek (Purdue Golf) and Purdue University SEE's Caroline Frazier (Purdue Swimming and Diving) each pulled off a perfect 4.0 — balancing a full course load with Big Ten competition.

Congrats to all seven scholar-athletes! See the full list: https://bit.ly/4cpqS7x

08/12/2026

💬 “The tool will save countless hours of digging for everyone.”

That's what Purdue University Agricultural Engineering graduate Adrian Schouten had to say about Ask ABE.

From journal articles and standards to publications and technical resources, Ask ABE is designed to make ASABE's trusted knowledge easier to discover and access.

Whether you're a student, researcher, educator, engineer, or industry professional, Ask ABE is available to everyone.

Start asking today:
🌐 www.AccessAskABE.org

08/05/2026

07/30/2026

Putting the students in student-athletes!

07/27/2026

Important work coming from Dr. Bill Field here in ABE

While overall agricultural confined space incidents dropped slightly nationwide in 2025, the toll on farm families and workers remains a stark reminder of the deadly risks hidden inside everyday agricultural structures. According to the newly released 2025

07/22/2026

What great recognition for AETM student Luke Shilling!

Great businesses are rarely built overnight, but they are often built with a generous dash of family legacy, entrepreneurial grit, and a very closely guarded recipe. For Luke Schilling, a 2025 graduate of Eastern Hancock High School