The new home of the Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering Department is well underway.

New Dean, Dr. Sarah Rajala, visits the ABE complex construction site.

The department celebrated graduating seniors in a casual reception Tuesday, April 30.

ABE Students, faculty, staff, and alum signed a support beam which was used in the ABE complex construction.

Seniors present their capstone projects tackling real world problems posed to them by industry leaders.

Wes Buchele (left), PhD ’54 agricultural engineering and soil physics, is well known for developing and patenting the first large round baler in 1966 with graduate student Virgil Haverdink. Click photo for the full story.

Thanks to the passionate support of ABE’s Brian Steward, and other faculty colleagues, the FIPSE Brazilian exchange program has continued to evolve into further opportunities, including a two-week study abroad program.