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Catherine Kling Delivers 3rd Annual CEnREP Lecture

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Jun 26, 2025

Camp Resources Returns to Asheville Aug. 3–5

Geared toward Ph.D. students and early-career professionals, Camp Resources offers a unique opportunity to present research in a supportive setting.  

Jun 17, 2025

Yield and Profit Impacts of Planting Non-Bt Corn Refuge in North Carolina

In this edition of the NC State Economist, the authors examine the potential yield and profit impacts of planting non-Bt corn refuge to slow pest resistance to Bt crops. 
Cotton field

Jun 11, 2025

Study Develops Optimal Cover Crop Adoption Thresholds

New model can help farmers decide whether or not cover crops can be a worthwhile investment. 
Four men, backs to camera, point to a large screen with charts showing how productivity and amenities change as temperatures rise.

May 29, 2025

Trade And Ag Experts Converge At NC State

Scholars explored the intersections of climate change, agriculture and economics on May 8-9. 

May 27, 2025

Where Is Over-the-Top Dicamba in 2025?

In this issue of the NC State Economist, Nicholas Brown tells the story of dicamba-tolerant crop systems and discusses herbicide options for farmers in 2025. 

May 22, 2025

Andrew Greenland Joins Audio Abstract to Discuss Tariffs

On the podcast, he discussed U.S. tariff history and the potential impacts of tariffs in a global economy. 

May 19, 2025

Understanding the Labor Needs of Livestock Producers

Alejandro Gutierrez-Li and Cesar Escalante report findings from a multi-state survey on workforce challenges in the livestock industry. 

Apr 30, 2025

ABM Students Shine at 2025 NAMA Competitions

ABM Student Landon Hackney led the way in the Sales Competition, earning second place. 

Apr 29, 2025

Soybean Prices Set To Remain Low Until Supply Overhang Works Off

Professor Nick Piggott spoke at the Northern Piedmont Field Crop meeting about the soybean market. 

Apr 18, 2025

Catherine Kling Delivers 3rd Annual CEnREP Lecture

Drawing an audience of about 100 people from across NC State and the broader community, Kling presented her latest interdisciplinary work on water pollution.