For many college students, there is no shortage of doubt and uncertainty regarding their major and future career. “Am I picking the right major? Is this really what I want to do? Will I be able to find a decent job after graduation?” Unfortunately, these are all questions that...

Rodeo Club has made a gallopin’ and wranglin’ return to ABAC’s campus. On Sept. 7, the club had its first meeting of the semester. Led by President Courtney Clair, the club met in Ag Science Building Room 139 to discuss the club’s goals and the opportunities within it. The...

 Private Eyes performed some of Hall and Oates’ biggest hits at the Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College (ABAC) campus, engaging the crowd with electrifying performances and solos.  This upcoming band with players with years of experience started in 2018. Privates Eyes performed some well-known classics such as “Sara Smile,” “Maneater,” and...

In early August, wildfires broke out across Hawaii, predominantly on the island of Maui. While events like wildfires are complex in their origins, a long history of intensive monocrop agriculture throughout the islands set the stage for this disaster. As the Hawaiian islands were being colonized historic wetlands, rivers, and...

Tucked away in the back roads and woods outside Thomasville, GA, there are rows of orange, grapefruit, lemon, and lime trees surrounded by lush vegetation rarely seen on conventional farms. Herb Young started Squeeze Citrus after years of working in the agrochemical industry. Initially starting as a search for a...