Four dean finalists named for College of Agricultural Sciences
Four dean finalists have been named for CSU’s College of Agricultural Sciences, and the candidates will be visiting campus in the coming weeks.
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Innovation Fair showcases emerging companies
The Innovation Fair will run concurrent to the summit, showcasing emerging ideas and technologies from businesses, faculty and students.
CSU named 'knowledge partner' at global ag summit
As leading global figures in agriculture gather in Abu Dhabi, UAE March 9-11 for the “Global Forum for Innovation in Agriculture,” they will be joined by CSU administrators and researchers.
CSU alumnus takes helm at Colorado Department of Agriculture
Don Brown, a CSU alumnus, has been appointed by Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper to manage Colorado’s diverse agricultural industry.
Water focus of Governor's Forum on Colorado Agriculture
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper will welcome industry experts, scholars, producers and policy-makers to the 2015 Governor’s Forum on Colorado Agriculture this week at a daylong conference focusing water needs across the state of Colorado and the challenges created by increased demand for water from agriculture and consumers.
CSU Summit reimagines the future of agriculture
The “Advancing the Agriculture Economy Through Innovation” summit will be held March 18-20 at CSU’s Lory Student Center. The event will demonstrate the broad scope and significance of the industry within Colorado and the world, while connecting innovators prepared to reimagine its future.
Professors help choose a-maze-ing design for Stanley Hotel
CSU Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture Kelly Curl recently served on an expert panel of judges who reviewed over 300 designs from over 40 states and 30 countries for a hedge maze design competition commissioned by the famous Stanley Hotel.
Plant research to get a new home at Colorado State University
With the relocation of the greenhouses at the W.D. Holley Plant Environmental Research Center this summer, CSU will construct a state-of-the-art center for horticulture education and research adjacent to a popular community garden and federal research center.
Ag student focuses on homeland security
When you mention bird flu, homeland security may not be the first thing that comes to mind. But for Agricultural and Resource Economics doctoral student Jada Thompson, bird flu and other avian diseases can be connected directly to issues of safety and security.
Tracking ‘superbug’ genes to understand antibiotic resistance
Researchers at Colorado State University are investigating the weighty topic of antibiotic resistance – an issue with ramifications for global food safety and public health – by tracking the genetic footprints of drug-resistant bacteria.