The University of Agriculture has established an extensive training and research resource, amassing over 200,000 books, textbooks, academic works, and manuals in its Central Library over the past 65 years. In 2022, the Central Agricultural Library will relocate to a new building and undergo significant reforms in its structure, organization, and operations. The new facility will include two home book funds, one foreign book fund, an internet room, six free reading rooms with a curated selection of books, a 24-hour open reading room, and a comprehensive service environment featuring an external reading room, online learning, and teamwork rooms.

Catalog and Book Department (Room 302) /Working Hours: 9:00-18:00/

This department enriches the library's collection with books, textbooks, doctoral and master's theses, CD-books, and CD-works that align with the teaching and academic programs. It also replenishes rare and much-needed publications. Publications and research works are classified according to the Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC) system, cataloged using library technology, and distributed to various funds and reading rooms. Chief librarians O. Kaliunaa and O. Enkhmaa serve as catalogers.

Training and Research Fund (Room 102) /Working Hours: 8:00-20:00/

This fund houses scientific works and literature in mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, zoology, botany, history, geography, customs, civil defense, linguistics, education, ecology, nature conservation, hydrometeorology, landscape, geodesy, general microbiology, biotechnology, and medicine, as well as rare books. It organizes annual essay contests, conducts reader user research, digitizes books, hosts exhibitions of new and thematic books, promotes the fund, and regularly provides information to readers. Librarian Ts. Bayarmaa is responsible for managing this fund.

Textbook Fund (Room 105) /Working Hours: 8:00-20:00/

The textbook fund includes materials on philosophy, history, ethics, political science, computers, economics, accounting, animal husbandry, veterinary medicine, psychology, agronomy, soil science, microbiology, agriculture, horticulture, agricultural products, equipment, electricity supply, and tourism. This fund regularly organizes essay contests, conducts reader user surveys, digitizes books, hosts new and thematic book fairs, promotes the fund, and provides information to readers.

Reading Rooms /Working Hours: 9:00-18:00/

Permanent Press Reading Room (Room 304)

The Permanent Press Reading Room offers a collection of Mongolian, Russian, English, and German newspapers and magazines related to agriculture, available in both paper and electronic formats. In 2015, Lib4U.net implemented a regular publication module and created a comprehensive database of newspapers, magazines, and articles, providing services to readers through an online catalog. Librarian J. Byambajav oversees this reading room.

 Scientific Reading Room (Room 305)

The Scientific Reading Room features a collection of master's and doctoral research works, abstracts, audio-video materials, and reference bibliographic books, all of which have been fully digitized. This 54m² space with 27 seats caters to readers of academic works and offers reference bibliography services. It continuously updates its collection based on reader demand, processes information, maintains a unified register of readers, and provides guidance on accessing electronic materials. Reference information is available verbally, in writing, by telephone, and electronically using official sources. Inquiries can be made by calling 75107777 - 171 on weekdays between 08:30 and 17:30. Librarian T.Enkhtuya is in charge of this room.

Natural Science Reading Room (Room 401)

The Natural Science Reading Room is organized by scientific field and serves readers with a variety of natural science books. It also hosts new and thematic book exhibitions and promotes current news and information. The 90m² hall, equipped with bag storage lockers and an alarm security system, has 32 seats for readers and offers electronic and open-access services. Librarian Ts. Amarjargal manages this reading room.

Economics Reading Room (Room 404)

The Economics Reading Room contains over 18,000 books and textbooks on business management, marketing, accounting, statistics, mathematical modeling, computer science, and other subjects relevant to economics and business management programs. It also offers a collection of Mongolian and foreign literature, novels, and periodicals. Librarian G. Narantuya is responsible for this room.

Internet Room (Room 205)

The Internet Room is equipped with 20 computers in a 54m² space, providing students with high-speed internet access, e-books, e-research resources, professional educational software, CD burning, and printing services. It is designed for students to effectively utilize their free time, acquire necessary knowledge and information, complete homework, conduct research, and engage in self-development. The informaticist in charge also handles integrated reader services, the development of the Agricultural Library's electronic resources, the activation of open database usage, data processing, and ensures the proper functioning of computer equipment.