Tennessee Land, Life and Science Magazine

Tennessee Land, Life and Science is a biannual publication of the Institute of Agriculture. The subject matter includes research, teaching and Extension (outreach) in areas of agricultural sciences, natural resources, family and consumer sciences, veterinary medicine and 4-H youth development, as well as alumni profiles. The editor welcomes your suggestions and comments about this publication. For information and copies of older volumes of the magazine, please contact Dr. Margeaux Emery, Marketing & Communications, (865) 974-7374 or memery@tennessee.edu. 

 

​	​Issue Highlights Growing a Better World A Trio of New Leaders Drive-In Theater Education Bill Dance, Honorary Herbert Graduate

 

​​Volume 16, Number 2 —  Fall/Winter 2020 (Download PDF)
​	​ Issue Highlights   Eyes on Climate Change Advocates for Greater Diversity How Tree Swallows Adapt Veterinary Medicine Study Amid Social Distancing
​Volume 16, Number 1 —  Spring/Summer 2020 (Download PDF)
​	​ Issue Highlights   In Great Places Student Entrepreneurs An Insect Mystery Solved Donor Impacts at Lone Oaks ​
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​​ ​​ ​​Volume 15, Number 2 — Fall/Winter 2019 (Download PDF)
​	​ Issue Highlights   One Health Meet Our New Dean of AgResearch 100 Years of Agricultural and Resource Economics Friend or Foe? ​​
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​ ​​ ​​Volume 15, Number 1 — Spring/Summer 2019 (Download PDF)
​	Issue Highlights   Building a Dream Gifts with Powerful Effects Growing Priorities Together We Grow ​​
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​ ​​Volume 14, Number 2 — Fall/Winter 2018 (View online | Download PDF)​ ​
​	Issue Highlights   UTIA Leaders Roundtable Then & Now: Ag Day Meet Today's Herbert College of Agriculture ​
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​ ​​Volume 14, Number 1 — Spring/Summer 2018 (View online | Download PDF)
​	​ Issue Highlights   Steps Towards Greater Stewardship of the Environment A Print for Patches: How 3D Modeling Helped Patches the Turtle Podcast Recommendations
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​Volume 13, Number 2 — Fall/Winter 2017 (View online | Download PDF)
​	Issue Highlights   The Science Behind Your Food Extension Cored: Robert Burns Grazing on a Sports Turf ​
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​​ ​Volume 13, Number 1 — Spring/Summer 2017  (View online | Download PDF)
​	Issue Highlights: Finding Solutions to the Looming Water Crisis Meet Chancellor Tim Cross Teamwork for Sustainable Agriculture in Rwanda ​
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Volume 12, Number 2 — Fall/Winter 2016  (View online | Download PDF)
	Issue Highlights: Painting the Modern Picture of Agriculture Our Friend Larry Arrington One Hundred Years of BESS ​​
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​Volume 12, Number 1 —  Spring 2016 (View online | Download PDF ) ​
​	​Issue Highlights: Lone Oaks—A Place Like No Other The Institute of Agriculture’s Pillar of Serving Our Communities Listening Around the State
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Volume 11, Number 1 — Fall/Winter 2014	​
​	Issue Highlights: The Institute of Agriculture’s Pillar of Delivering Discoveries Lifting Up Lives in the Developing World Taking Action on the Gulf Dead Zone
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​Volume 10, Number 2 — Fall/Winter 2014	​
​	Issue Highlights: • The Institute of Agriculture's Pillar of Hands-on Learning • Trio of Game Commissioners Say College Fieldwork Led to Careers • Row-crop Producers Invest in Local UT Extension​
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​Volume 10, Number 1 — Spring/Summer 2013
​	Issue Highlights: The Four Pillars of the Institute of Agriculture Alumna Forges Partnership Amid Waldo Canyon Fire Fishery Biologists Revive a River ​
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​Volume 9, Number 2 — Fall/Winter 2012
​	​Issue Highlights: The Plight of Pollinators: Working to Sustain Our Food Supply Celebrating a Land-Grant Milestone UT Researchers Devise New Precision Ag Technology
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Volume 9, Number 1 — Spring/Summer 2012
	​Issue Highlights: UT Veterinary Medicine Center Treats Smokey Farm Credit Services Creates Top Scholars Program Perspective on the Importance and Future of the Institute
Volume 8, Number 2 — Fall/Winter 2011
	​Issue Highlights: Outreach to African Nation of Lesotho Takes No-till to a New Level UT Center Provides National Training in Food Security Dr. Larry Arrington Arrives as Chancellor
Volume 8, Number 1 — Spring/Summer 2011
	​Issue Highlights: Planting a Garden of Hope for Cancer Patients In Smith County, a Community Reinvents Itself Advancing Tennessee Through Strategic Extension
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Volume 7, Number 2 — Fall/Winter 2010
	​Issue Highlights: UT AgResearch Discoveries that Make a Difference Taking Steps to Protect U.S. Agriculture and Food Supply Student Biosystems Teams Shine in International Competitions
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Volume 7, Number 1 — Spring/Summer 2010
	​Issue Highlights: Celebrating UT Extension and 4-H's Centennial A Veterinarian Alum Blogs on His Life, Work Workshops and Tours Promote Direct Farm Marketing
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