The Arizona Agricultural Experiment Station is the research arm of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at the University of Arizona. Research is conducted in the various departments and schools on campus, as well as at Agricultural Centers throughout the state. Research generated through the Arizona Agricultural Experiment Station underlies both academic and extension programs.

Education programs for school children and teachers are held at the Maricopa Agricultural Center

Articles about research projects

- Temperature makes the difference: Improving tomato seedling survival during transport See PDF article >

- Institute for Biomedical Science and Biotechnology becomes BIO5 See PDF article >

- A water-conserving garden for 'Aquaba: Arid lands technology transfer involves Arizona and Jordan See PDF article >

Agricultural Centers Campus Agricultural Center Citrus Agricultural Center Maricopa Agricultural Center Red Rock Agricultural Center Safford Agricultural Center Santa Rita Experimental Range V Bar V Ranch West Campus Agricultural Center Yuma Agricultural Centers

Academic Units Agricultural & Biosystems Engineering Agricultural Education Agricultural and Resource Economics Animal Sciences Entomology Nutritional Sciences Office of Arid Lands Studies Plant Sciences Norton School of Family and Consumer Sciences School of Natural Resources Soil, Water and Environmental Science Veterinary Science and Microbiology