In the Spring 2010 Issue...
When the owners of a local grocery chain wanted to improve their bakery products, they turned to K-State's Department of Grain Science and Industry.For 25 years, K-State’s Arthur Capper Cooperative Center has been educating students, conducting research, and sharing knowledge with leaders of agricultural, electrical, and financial cooperatives.Fifth-generation farmers Kevin and Vera Schultz have strong ties to their community, their family, and to K-State.Newsletters written by C.W. Mullen, assistant dean, and his secretary, Gertrude Wheeler, were sent to students, alumni, and faculty serving in the military during World War II.A degree in agronomy prepares students for various occupations.K-State student teams are learning to research, develop and package new food products.