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Buying and Thawing Your Thanksgiving Turkey

Make sure your turkey is perfect for a healthy and safe holiday feast.

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Chris Reberg-Horton and Steven Mirsky, co-leaders of a $10M sustainability grant examine an autonomous ag data collection robot.

Nov 12, 2019

$10M Grant to NC State, USDA-ARS to Advance Cover Crops, Transform Agriculture

Chris Reberg-Horton, a professor in Crop and Soil Science, will co-lead a five-year, $10 million grant to improve the sustainability and profitability of agriculture by advancing the study and use of cover crops such as rye, clover and radishes.

Nov 13, 2019

Advancing Hemp Research

Pyxus International Inc. partners with NC State to optimize hemp production practices.

NC State Student Maddie Kuwada and a cow.

Behind the Scenes: State Fair Milking Booth

NC State student Maddie Kuwada provides a unique look at the Animal Science Club's milking booth at the North Carolin State Fair.

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Farm land with Caswell Research Station sign

Caswell Research Farm

As we profile our 18 research stations, take a peek at the inner workings of the Caswell Research Farm.

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The Inside Scoop: How Ice Cream is Made

Learn what it takes to make your favorite frozen treat.

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Leading the Way

$1.5B

Our agricultural research has a massive economic impact on rural North Carolina.

27-to-1

ROI: NC State Extension's work helps fuel the N.C. economy by delivering solutions directly into the hands of the state's citizens.

95%

Nearly all CALS students with high-need degrees graduate with jobs that have salaries well above the state’s median income.

CALS Magazine

Dean Linton at the PSI construction site.

Scissors and Shovels: A Year of Transformation

In just one year, CALS saw six new major projects either break ground or open doors – the largest infrastructure expansion in college history. A look at what’s up, what’s next and why you should care.

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Nov21

Thursday 3:30 PM

BEESS: Skeletochronology and Sea turtles

Nov19

Tuesday

Licor Workshop

Nov22

Friday 8:00 AM

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

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