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Many Irons in the Fire
With a devastating wildfire season still simmering, public and private land managers face tough decisions on securing…
AGRICULTURE
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Grapes Without Wrath: Sheep Become Vineyard Weedeaters
What has four legs, uses no toxic chemicals, requires no fossil fuels and keeps a vineyard free of weeds? The answer,…
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Out of Utah - to Africa
Congressional advisor Pearl-Alice Marsh learned from Utah State University researchers that small, peer-mentored…
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Could Climate Warming Sour Grapes?
USU Researcher says changing temps could impact U.S. wine industry
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USU Forges Sage-Grouse Habitat Restoration Agreement with USDA
Utah State University is a key player in a newly formed cooperative study agreement aimed at evaluating the 2002 Farm…
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A Creamy Love: Aggies name their favorite flavor
A Nutrition and Food Sciences professor has been working with USU Public Relations and ASUSU to re-brand and…
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Utah State Extension in Morgan County: Making an Impact in Schools
Milan Mechan is a 27-year veteran of the elementary school classroom and a third generation 4-H'er
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Sustainable Agriculture: Not Business as Usual
What's the best way to preserve soil for future generations?" Utah State University Professor Philip Rasmussen asked…
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Making Poplars Popular
Stands of hybrid poplar and cottonwood trees seem a bit out of place growing in neat rows, their branches reaching…
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Students in Science
Utah State student Glen Ritchie and former student Dennis Wright are helping make farming easier and more precise…
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100 Years of Research and Science at the Greenville Farm
There are plenty of things John A. Widtsoe would not recognize today about the Utah Agricultural Experiment Station's…
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John Mussler: Finding a Helping Hand for Farmers
John Mussler often hears farmers say "If I had a device on my tractor that did (blank) I could continue to (blank),"