Tuskegee University

Programs & Training

Practical learning experiences designed to help aspiring and beginning producers build skills, confidence, and viable agricultural enterprises.

How the program works

Participants learn through a combination of workshops, demonstrations, guided practice, farm-based experiences, and mentoring. Activities are designed to connect production knowledge with the business decisions required to start or strengthen an agricultural enterprise.

Training pathways

On-Farm Mentoring

Work directly with experienced producers to develop production goals and farm-management skills.

Agricultural Technology

Explore tools such as drones, data collection, and precision-agriculture applications.

Business & Food Systems

Build knowledge in food safety, estate planning, marketing, value-added agriculture, and enterprise development.

General participation expectations

  • Interest in farming, ranching, or an agriculture-related enterprise
  • Commitment to active participation and hands-on learning
  • Willingness to develop production and business goals
  • Completion of program-specific applications or prerequisites
  • Respectful collaboration with mentors, peers, and community partners
Requirements vary by activity. Review each program page and contact the program team for current eligibility, dates, and registration details.

Take the next step

Connect with the TU Agri-Entrepreneurship Outreach Program for application guidance, program updates, and upcoming opportunities.