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2019 CAES Homecoming

October 29, 2019

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Diverse group of students and faculty members outside College of Agriculture and Environmental Scien.

Alumni gather for a group shot.

Aggie alumni, faculty and staff celebrated the Greatest Homecoming on Earth with food, friends, games and music during the College of Agriculture’s annual cookout on the lawn at B.C. Webb Hall on Friday, Oct. 25.

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Agribusiness Graduate Jamilla Pinder ’19 Appointed to Greensboro City Council

Agribusiness Graduate Jamilla Pinder ’19 Appointed to Greensboro City Council

“Never lose your voice.” That’s what N.C. A&T alumna Jamilla Pinder, an agribusiness and food industry management program gradiate, hopes for the younger generation as she fills the at-large Greensboro City Council seat left vacant by another Aggie, Yvonne Johnson.
Student and Community Farm grows healthy engagement

Student and Community Farm grows healthy engagement

The College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences’ latest farming adventure isn’t just for researchers and established farmers or ranchers. At the Student and Community Farm, students can experience many types of agriculture and members of the community can have a safe place to grow food – and enjoy each others’ company. This joint project shares staff and faculty from the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Design and Cooperative Extension at N.C. A&T and is part of the 492-acre University Farm.
Students Present Summer Highlights in 2025 Showcase of Excellence

Students Present Summer Highlights in 2025 Showcase of Excellence

More than 100 College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences students’ professional and academic summer experiences were on display at the 14th annual Student Showcase of Excellence, held Sept. 9 at the University Farm Pavilion.
TROXLER, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONERS LECTURE AND FIELD QUESTIONS

TROXLER, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONERS LECTURE AND FIELD QUESTIONS

The COVID-19 pandemic has posed significant challenges to N.C. agriculture, but farmers and industry leaders have been able to overcome them thanks to hard work and a little creativity. That was the message of N.C. Commissioner of Agriculture Steve Troxler and assistant commissioners in the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Joe Reardon and Alexander “Sandy” Stewart.
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