In the Agronomic Experimental station (EEA / UFRGS) various activities related to the university are promoted, such as extension: field days, technical visits, open to the outside community, training sessions, partners and other units of the University.
Among the many activities in the EEA / UFRGS, we can mention:
- Field days on issues such as production of irrigated maize, grain storage and drying;
- Technical visits of various undergraduate and postgraduate UFRGS and other universities and organizations of farmers and extension organs (EMATER-RS / NASCAR);
- Extension courses in areas such as apiculture, fruit and beef cattle, open to the outside community of the university or as a complement to training / education of students and / or servers UFRGS. There are also developed and / or agricultural technologies that are placed at the disposal of society. As an example we can mention:
- Improved crop of oats, from the oat breeding program conducted by the Department of Crop Plants;
- Cultivation of fruit plants, from the improvement of successful developed by the Department of Horticulture and Forestry;
- Improved Pampabiome native forage crops: hybrid from crossing species of Paspalum spp;.
- Field trials for seeder-fertilizer machines manufacturers, equipped with fertilizer type machete furrowers, for traction stress evaluation on tillage and direct seeding;
- Field trials for manufacturers of combine harvesters to assess crop losses of grain crops with different mechanisms of track and separation;
- Disponibilizate areas for tests and trials of tractors and agricultural equipment, made by the manufacturer themselves;
- Technologies of various areas of agricultural production, developed by various research projects conducted at the EEA.

Theoretical and practical internship: Pruning Fruit Crops

Field Day on maize cultivation

Field Day in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the EEA (November / 2011) - Station on Grain Storage
Precision Farming Course

Workshop on the Program of Breeding Beef Cattle - PROMEBO
Field Afternoon on Forage Breeding