NEW BERN – Community leadership takes commitment, resilience, an understanding of the truth about local challenges, and most importantly, a pledge to work with others to create positive change.
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A number of factors — development, climate change, energy production, the retirement of older farmers, the rising price of land and more — pose grave dangers to agricultural land. If projections hold true, the United States could lose farm and ranch acreage by 2040 that’s nearly the size of South Carolina.
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Faculty members in the Department of Agribusiness, Applied Economics and Agriscience Education paid tribute to a fellow instructor and world traveler in a three-day virtual seminar series.
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Landscape Architecture students and faculty work around the gravesite of Charlotte Hawkins Brown...
Read MoreWalter Hood ‘81 is CAES Alumnus of the Year Noted landscape designer Walter Hood ‘81 was named the college’s Alumnus of the Year at ceremonies held during homecoming week. Accepting the award is Dean Mohamed Ahmedna, center,...
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