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May/June 2022

Photo illustration of the globe, with Fargo, North Dakota, U.S.A, and Osorno, Chile, marked, and a line connecting the two locations. — An Exchange of Knowledge and Culture: NDSU Develops Global Partnership in Chile

Wild geese fly above and land on a snow covered field. — NDSU Extension Helps Guide Poultry Owners Through HPAI

Canola plant with visible galls on the plant’s roots. — NDSU Researchers Monitor the Spread of Clubroot of Canola

Woman holding yellow vegetable while standing next to a table of vegetables. — Policy, Systems and Environmental Change Promotes Health in a Big Way

Teenage youth examine a filled jar. — New Curriculum Prepares Rural Youth for 21st Century Careers

Group of people riding on a trailer, being pulled by a red tractor in a field. — NDSU Research Extension Centers Schedule Field Days

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March/April 2022

A man standing in a field wearing a baseball cap and holding a clipboard. — Endowed Professorship Helps Soybean Research to Thrive

A field of winter rye with white farm buildings in the background. — CREC Continues to Study Diverse Uses of Winter Rye

One man is presenting another man an award. — Beef Industry Leader Honored as NDSU Agriculture Distinguished Alumnus

Multiple horses grazing a field of green grass. — NDSU Extension Expands Reach to Equine Enthusiasts

A man holding a head of lettuce in a grocery store — NDSU Extension Supports Local Food Entrepreneurs

A girl stands against a wall wearing a holiday sweater. — Sewing and Coding Camp Increases Interest in STEAM

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January/February 2022

NDSU Extension Agile in Response to Drought

Pulse Crops: The Food of the Future

NDSU Research Aims to Help Farmers Capture Carbon Credits

Living on My Own Provides Real-life Simulation

4-H Camp Strengthens North Dakota’s Future

3D Printing Class First of its Kind at NDSU

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