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Register for the N.C. Plant Sciences Initiative Symposium and Reception
Register to attend the inaugural Plant Sciences Symposium on Monday, Dec. 6, at Hunt Library. The theme of the event is harnessing the data revolution for resilient agriculture.
The Wolfpack GIVES Fall 2021 Campaign
The NC State Staff Senate is partnering with the NC State University Police Department, Feed the Pack and The Council on Status For Women to sponsor donation drives benefiting the Feed the Pack Food Pantry, Toys for Tots, and the Staff Senate’s annual Winter Coat & Clothing Drive.
CALS IT TidBits – November 2021
In this edition of CALS IT TidBits find information on the latest IT news. WiFi etiquette, Google Workspace updates, VPN updates and more.
Yelverton Named 2021 Crop Science Fellow
NC State Crop and Soil Sciences Extension Specialist and professor of turfgrass weed science Fred Yelverton was named as a 2021 Crop Science Society of America Fellow. He joins 15 department faculty who have previously received the honor.
The H-2A Visa Program: Addressing Farm Labor Scarcity in North Carolina
An improved H-2A program is essential for the future of agriculture in North Carolina and its rural communities.
Seeding Success with NC Crop Improvement
In 1929 the North Carolina legislature responded to frustrated farmers by creating the NC Crop Improvement Association to address truth in agricultural seed labeling.
Mario Ferruzzi Named Arkansas Children’s Nutrition Center Director
Mario Ferruzzi has been appointed director of the Arkansas Children’s Nutrition Center and professor and chief of the Developmental Nutrition Section of the Department of Pediatrics in the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) College of Medicine. He will join UAMS and Arkansas Children’s Sept. 1.
Retiring Instructor Gary Gregory Shares Lessons on Livestock and Life
Gary Gregory can truly call NC State his second home. He followed in his father's footsteps to specialize in beef cattle and to teach students in the Department of Animal Science. He is also a two-time graduate of the university.
NC State-ECU Team to Study Wastewater Treatment Alternatives
As coastal storms in North Carolina increase in frequency and severity, they pose challenges for municipal wastewater treatment services and the aquaculture industry. An NC State University engineer will collaborate with an East Carolina University team to test potential solutions.
NC State Extension Director and Assoc. Dean, Richard Bonanno Accepts Second Term
Dean Richard Linton is pleased to announce that an offer for an additional five-year term has been offered to and accepted by Dr. Bonanno. Dr. Bonanno's second five-year term will begin July 1.