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Upcoming Beef and Forage Field Days offer Alabama producers access to industry information, researchAlabama cattle and forage producers are being invited to "beef up" their herd and pasture management. 2024 Beef and Forage Field Days dates and locations included April 23 at the Tennessee Valley Research and Extension Center and May 3 at the E.V. Smith Research Center.
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Alabama cattle and forage producers are being invited to "beef up" their herd and pasture management. 2024 Beef and Forage Field Days offer producers inside access to some of the latest industry research and information.
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An assistant professor in the Auburn University Department of Entomology & Plant Pathology recently found evidence that termites living millions of years ago mated the same way termites do today.
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The Auburn Tiger’s own mascot, Aubie, will be joining others from the community in a frigid, fundraising dip on Saturday, January 20. The city’s Polar Plunge is hosted annually by the city’s Parks and Recreation department at Samford Pool in support of the Lee County Special Olympics.
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The University of Alabama’s Beat Auburn Beat Hunger food drive campaign will end Thursday, November 16.
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The University of Alabama’s Beat Auburn Beat Hunger food drive has started.The drive at UA focuses on raising food for the West Alabama Food Bank in order to fight food insecurity in Alabama.
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Auburn fans will once again be able to celebrate victories by rolling the oak trees at Toomer's Corner with toilet paper. Auburn had asked fans not to roll the new trees after their planting in February 2017 until they were established enough to avoid damage. The trees were removed after being poisoned by Alabama fan Harvey Updyke in 2010.
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Auburn University will host its second Bloody Sunday, Selma and the Long Civil Rights Movement program this summer. Educators will visit several civil rights monuments in Marion, Selma and Montgomery, including the Brown Chapel AME Church and Edmund Pettus Bridge.
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Research shows the stressors police officers encounter daily can lead to a significantly reduced life expectancy, sometimes 10-15 years shorter. Stress, anxiety and disrupted sleep patterns are just a few of the stressors that can impact the physical and emotional well-being of police officers.
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Auburn University is giving new hires an opportunity to network with upper-level administrators