AgReport - Current Issue

Students and Faculty Experience International Agriculture
Common goals and expertise create good partnerships.This issue has an international theme with features on training agribusiness development teams, international activities in Africa, and how students benefitted from study-abroad opportunities .

Fall 2011 Issue:

K-Staters Conduct Projects throughtout Africa
Faculty share with and learn from their couterparts around the globe, including those in African coutries.

Peaceful Partnerships
Members of the Kansas National Guard receive training and ongoing support from K-State specialists before deploying to Afghanistan.

We’re No. 1: Student Scholars from the College
Eight national scholarship winners share how international study affected their attitudes and futures.

Two Faculty Receive Highest Honor from K-State
John Leslie and Susan Sun are named university distinguished professors.

Research Teams Granted Patents
K-State researchers issued patents.

Alumni Recognized for Lifelong Service
Three outstanding alumni honored during Wild4Ag activities.

Plus Updates on Students, Faculty, Alumni, and from the KSU Foundation

For audio slide story of Swipe Out Hunger event, click here

News the College of Agriculture:

K-State to Play Key Role in $25 Million Beef Safety Research Effort
It will focus on ways to reduce the occurrence and public health risks from Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli.Read more

The Soil Science Society of America Tells the Story of Soil
The SSSA prepared three public service announcements to explain the importance of soil. Read more

K-State to Host Sorghum Schools In Six Locations Around State
The schools will cover issues facing sorghum growers: profit potential; weed control strategies; and planting, fertility, insect and disease management. Read more

Alumna Chosen New NAMA Instructor of Milling
Fran Churchill returns to K-State as the North American Millers’ Association funded Instructor of Milling.Read more

Flinchbaugh Earns Wildcat Pride Award
Barry Flinchbaugh, professor of agriculture policy, was recognized for hissupport and participation in alumni programs. Read more

Lease Workshops for Agriculture Tenants and Landlords
K-State will host workshops in 10 locations to address the intricacies of leasing agricultural land. Read more

Swine Profitability Conference Feb. 28 in Manhattan
Information about the latest trends and research focused on staying competitive in the swine industry at conference.Read more

Kansas Farm Groups Endorse KARL Program
Kansas farm groups have donated more than $24,000 to the Kansas Agriculture and Rural Leadership program. Read more

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