Welcome to AAES

The Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station (AAES) at Auburn University was established in 1883 by an act of the Alabama Legislature to conduct scientific research that would advance Alabama’s agricultural and forestry industries. AAES operations are supported with funding support from the USDA NIFA Hatch funding program and the State of Alabama. AAES researchers conduct innovative fundamental and applied (mission-oriented) research that supports the advancement of Alabama’s agriculture and forestry industries, for the purpose of improving quality of life and well-being of citizens and communities of Alabama and beyond. Research conducted by AAES faculty focus on the following four priority areas:

WATCH THE NEWEST ACRES OF AUBURN

In the premiere episode of Acres of Auburn, join Ph.D. student, Caitlyn Lawton as she explains her projects, the research done at Wiregrass, and how important joining the Ag industry is to the next generation.

Acres of Auburn is a series of short stories of Auburn University researchers with the College of Agriculture and the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station meant to explain the hard work of these individuals in a single snapshot.