- Tau Beta Pi honors 4 from BAE
- Outstanding Presentation from T. Maupin
- Service Award for Dr. Taraba
- Gamma Sigma Delta recognizes BAE’s Modenbach and Sama
- Sue Nokes Elected To AIMBE Elite
- Michael Sama receives National Engineers Week Foundation Award
- Students get paid to study in Brazil
- Congratulations to ASABE award winners!
- Dr. Nokes to receive 2012 Provost's Award for Outstanding Teaching!
Dr. Steve Higgins discusses his method for composting dead farm animals.
UK Solar S•KY Blue House on display
Dr. Mike Montross discusses renewable energy research at Spindletop Field Day
Dr. Robert Fehr discusses HBAK Green Build Specifications with a developer
BAE is involved in Ag Water Quality Protection
Dr. Carmen Agouridis visits a local stream restoration project with her class
Santosh Pitla, a BAE Graduate student, is being honored as one of the "New Faces of ASABE" for 2012
Agricultural weather classes taught in Barnhart computer labs
Dr. Larry Wells leads a BAE undergraduate class in Machine Systems Automation
Dr. Tim Stombaugh discusses a student project in Circuits lab 
Management of a compost-bedded, loose housing barn being evaluated by Dr Joe Taraba.
Student designed 2011 Quarter-scale Tractor takes "Back to Back International Runner-up"
Through tri-part mission (research, education and extension) of a land grant university, UK’s biosystems engineers seek to develop sustainable systems for the production and processing of food, fiber and renewable energy products, and to minimize or mitigate the impact of these systems on our environment.
Our engineering efforts are concentrated in areas that include: environmental restoration and stream reconstruction; reduction of off-site movement of soil, nutrients, and chemicals; reclamation of disturbed lands; energy efficient controlled environments for human and animal comfort; post-harvest storage and value-added processing of biological products; production and processing of renewable fuels; scale-up and implementation biotechnology-based production practices; carbon sequestration and life cycle analyses; off-road vehicle design; agricultural robotics; and automated field production systems. Today, biosystems engineers are trained in biological, environmental and engineering sciences and challenged to improve the sustainability of production systems, decrease or eliminate environmental hazards, and preserve our natural resources.
Annual Lawn Mower Clinic
The Biosystems & Agricultural Engineering Preprofessionals present the Annual Lawn Mower Clinic. Designed as a preventative maintenance for lawn mowers in preparation for the summer season. Space is limited. Click here to read more.
Larry W. Turner ASABE Foundation Fund
The faculty at BAE is taking the initiative to endow the "Young Extension Worker Award" in honor of our friend and colleague. Please join us in this effort! For more information, follow this link to: http://www.bae.uky.edu/LTFF/
UK Emergency Notification System
The University of Kentucky has an emergency notification system, UK Alert, to communicate official information during an emergency or crisis situation that disrupts normal operation of the campus or threatens the health or safety of members of the campus community: http://www.uky.edu/EM/UKAlert/index.html
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