Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU), Coimbatore, ranks among India’s top agricultural institutions, recognized by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) for its impact in education, research, and extension. Founded in 1868 and attaining university status in 1971, TNAU offers extensive programs across 18 constituents and 28 affiliated colleges in Tamil Nadu. With 27 research stations statewide, TNAU focuses on crop improvement, soil health, water management, and sustainable pest control, contributing significantly to India’s food security through high-yielding, climate-resilient crops. The university’s 14 Krishi Vigyan Kendras (KVKs) connect research to rural communities, providing training, field support, and digital advisory services. TNAU also supports digital agriculture via mobile apps, delivering real-time insights to farmers. Known for sustainable practices and community impact, TNAU continues to lead agricultural innovation, shaping rural livelihoods and agricultural policy in India.