Campus grown food partnership brings fresh greens to CSU dining halls
Students who eat in the dining centers on the Colorado State University campus may have experienced a shift in their salads without even knowing it.
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Watch: keynote speaker from College of Agriculture's inclusivity event
The College of Agricultural Sciences hosted “Come to the Table! Building an Equitable and Inclusive College Together” earlier this month at CSU’s Lory Student Center.
CSU joins $9 million Sage project, a continent-wide network of smart sensors
Researchers Gene Kelly and Jay Ham will help integrate nodes of an existing NSF observatory into the Sage array of environmental sensors.
College of Agricultural Sciences to host inclusive, equitable ‘Come to the Table’ event Jan. 23
Colorado State University’s College of Agricultural Sciences is launching a new, interactive event designed to foster a more inclusive community.
Diversity, technology headline 2019 AgInnovation Summit
With looming challenges facing the future of agriculture—including evolving climate change and potential food shortages—this year’s summit, which took place at CSU’s Lory Student Center Dec. 5 and 6, addressed solutions to overcoming such obstacles.
Ag Innovation Summit returns to CSU campus Dec. 5-6
The fifth annual Ag Innovation Summit returns to the Lory Student Center on the Colorado State University campus Dec. 5 and 6.
John McKay elected a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
McKay is being recognized for "distinguished contributions using ecophysiology, genetics and genomics to understand the fundamental mechanisms which have driven the evolution of phenotypes in natural populations and cultivated species."
Some hoppy news: Hops don't need to go dormant in order to flower
Plant physiologist Bill Bauerle is upending conventional wisdom hop growers have followed for decades.
CS-BOO! Largest cat-faced spider submitted to CSU’s annual contest
Ghouls and ghosts may take the spotlight this time of year, but for people in Colorado, it’s the cat-faced spider that might cause the most fright.