Who We Are
Purdue CARET is a volunteer group of Indiana residents that believes in the power of research and education from the Purdue University College of Agriculture and the Purdue Extension mission to translate research into practical, effective, local programs for people across our state. Most of all, Purdue CARET is a mighty advocate. We promote Purdue Agriculture’s significance and strength to county officials, state legislators, members of Congress, and other decision-makers.
Purdue CARET is the Purdue University branch of the national CARET organization. The purpose of Purdue CARET is to provide a means for Indiana citizens to have input into program development, budgetary matters, and legislation.
Our Mission
Purdue CARET’s mission is to enhance national support and understanding of land-grant university systems’ food and agricultural research, extension, and teaching programs in order to achieve a better standard of living for all people.
Upcoming Events
In 2006, when Purdue Extension’s community development director Michael Wilcox joined the...
Purdue University’s Department of Botany and Plant Pathology will host Weed Science Field...
Small but mighty, pollinators contribute to everything from aster to apples to almond butter....
The National AgrAbility Project, housed at Purdue University’s Breaking New Ground Resource...
Youth who have just completed grades 3-12 are invited to attend a free crop and soil science...
Purdue University’s Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture will offer a...
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Purdue Extension's programming positively impacts Indiana hoosiers and local communities.