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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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October news and notes

October news and notes

Professor Kathleen Liang, co-director of Center for Environmental Farming Systems (CEFS), was featured in the Greensboro News & Record for her work to promote specialty crops.
From Chemical Explosions to Hurricanes: Troxler Seminar Series Returns

From Chemical Explosions to Hurricanes: Troxler Seminar Series Returns

North Carolina’s Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler launched his fourth annual CAES seminar series this month with a presentation by the department’s Emergency Programs Division Director Kelly Nilsson, who told a group of students and faculty about ways the division readies the agricultural and general community to face natural and unnatural disasters.
Alumni Spotlight: Crystal Kyle, Ph.D.

Alumni Spotlight: Crystal Kyle, Ph.D.

Crystal Kyle, who earned both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in the CAES, wears several hats in her quest to keep farmers safe, bring farming to veterans and veterans to farming.
Animal Geneticist Using AI to Boost Sheep, Goat Health

Animal Geneticist Using AI to Boost Sheep, Goat Health

In the tech hub of Research Triangle Park, the phrase "artificial intelligence" conjures images of advanced algorithms. In East Greensboro, N.C., North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, is applying AI in a practical way to address a persistent challenge: controlling internal parasites in small ruminants.
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