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Published on November 11, 2021

NC State Graduate Student Helps Veterans Swap Combat Boots for Cowboy Boots

NC State graduate student Sara Kidd finds purpose in connecting veterans to farming and community.

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Published on November 12, 2021

Aaron Kiess: Focusing on Direct Industry Impact

Aaron Kiess, newly named Braswell Family Distinguished Professor in Commercial Layer Management, Physiology, or Nutrition, looks forward to conducting impactful research that will benefit the commercial layer industry in North Carolina.

Lendy Johnson with her son and CALS Dean Richard Linton

Published on November 5, 2021

Lendy Johnson: Focusing on North Carolina Agriculture Advocacy

Agriculture runs deep in Lendy Johnson’s blood. Her experiences over the years have only increased her appreciation for an industry that she now advocates for on a daily basis.

Published on November 11, 2021

Irrigation, Water Management Play Key Roles in Smoothing Drought Impacts

Researchers take historical view of agricultural production and weather data to learn more about farmers’ responses to drought in the U.S.

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Published on October 29, 2021

‘A Kaleidoscope of Colors’: NC State Breeder Creates Winning Flame Thrower™ Redbud

NC State breeder Dennis Werner wins Plant of the Year for vibrant redbud at a prestigious international flower show.

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How Sweet It Is: North Carolina’s Apple Economy

New York City might be the Big Apple, but North Carolina is big apple business. From seed to supermarket, NC State Extension explores how the state helps supply America’s favorite fruit.

The Hunger Banquet

With Thanksgiving close at hand, professor Bob Patterson holds a hunger banquet to teach the contrast of global food insecurity to his freshman exploratory studies class.

You Decide: Can A Wage-Price Spiral Be Avoided?

Our economy is constantly changing due to inflation and cost-of-living adjustments. What are some factors to look out for?

How to Make Your Own Dry Rub

Dry rubs can be as complicated or as simple as you want them. We’re of the mindset that simpler is better.

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Aaron Kiess: Focusing on Direct Industry Impact

Lendy Johnson: Focusing on North Carolina Agriculture Advocacy

Irrigation, Water Management Play Key Roles in Smoothing Drought Impacts

‘A Kaleidoscope of Colors’: NC State Breeder Creates Winning Flame Thrower™ Redbud

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How Sweet It Is: North Carolina’s Apple Economy

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NC State Graduate Student Helps Veterans Swap Combat Boots for Cowboy Boots

Aaron Kiess: Focusing on Direct Industry Impact

Lendy Johnson: Focusing on North Carolina Agriculture Advocacy

Irrigation, Water Management Play Key Roles in Smoothing Drought Impacts

‘A Kaleidoscope of Colors’: NC State Breeder Creates Winning Flame Thrower™ Redbud

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CALS News Ticker

How Sweet It Is: North Carolina’s Apple Economy

The Hunger Banquet

You Decide: Can A Wage-Price Spiral Be Avoided?

Homegrown

How to Make Your Own Dry Rub

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