Stories From 2022
Four International Agribusiness Titans Commit to Collaborative Work in NC State University Plant Sciences Building
Bayer, BASF, SAS and Novozymes have agreed to collaborate with NC State University researchers at the new Plant Sciences Building, a leading-edge facility at the heart of the university’s N.C. Plant Sciences Initiative.
CALS International Programs and CALS SAIGE Hosts World Food Prize Recipient Dr. Jan Low for Monthly Seminar Series
CALS International Programs and CALS SAIGE host the International Seminar with Dr. Jan Low, World Food Prize recipient
Student Spotlight: Fernando Demarchi Pockrandt
An interview with Fernando, a senior student at the Catholic University of Paraná, in Brazil, who was a visiting scholar in the Ag & Bio Logistics Laboratory.
Graduate Student Spotlight: Imran Chiosa
Imran Chiosa's education is sponsored by the Institute of International Education (IIE). Find out more about his path to NC State.
North Carolina Farms Grapple with Labor Shortages
Even with a growing dependence on migrant labor, there still is not enough workers to fill farm jobs across North Carolina.
You Decide: Should International Trade Be Re-Thought?
NC State economist Mike Walden shares an overview of international trade, including some of the possible disadvantages that have surfaced.
You Decide: Should International Trade Be Re-Thought?
NC State economist Mike Walden shares an overview of international trade, including some of the possible disadvantages that have surfaced.
Could NC Export Poop For Profit?
NC State is partnering to evaluate a low-cost swine sludge dryer to reduce hog lagoon sludge and create farm revenue from exported fertilizer.
CALS SAIGE Hosts Fulbright Visiting Scholar Dr. Mohammad Golam Farouque as Part of Seminar Series
Dr. Farouque presented on building bridges between his home institution of Bangladesh Agricultural University and NC State through academic and research collaborations and the resulting benefits for both faculty and students.