Known for its research on ornamentals, turfgrasses, agronomic, and horticultural crops, the West Tennessee AgResearch and Education Center, established in 1907, is the oldest AgResearch Center in the UT System.
Scientists from several University of Tennessee departments as well as USDA-ARS researchers, along with a capable support staff, conduct more than one hundred investigations annually to evaluate new cultivars and test and develop technology for more efficient crop production and a safer and aesthetically pleasing environment.
Our scientists are educating producers on how to manage weeds, insects, nematodes, and disease effectively and economically.
The West Tennessee AgResearch and Education Center contributes more than $4 million into the local economy annually.
The Milan No-Till Field Day is going virtual on July 23, 2020!
