When North Carolina Senate Leader Phil Berger wanted to learn more about the way technology is impacting the state’s top …
Month: March 2025
Senator Berger Gets Look at N.C. A&T’s “Farm of the Future”
More Partnerships, More Empowered People: Cooperative Extension’s Eley Sets Tone for National Organization
Why are HBCUs Important? Students Offer Breadth of Reasons
What makes historically Black Universities and colleges important? That was the heart of a discussion among students from N.C. Agricultural …
Summit Encourages Black Students to Pursue Health Care Careers
Persistent falsehoods, like “Black people’s skin is thicker than white people’s,” are why more African Americans are needed in the …
Small-Scale Farmers Get Tips on Growing and Promoting Specialty Produce
Peter Smith and his son, Peter Smith, Jr., stopped by the N.C. A&T University Farm on their way back to …
Move to Pork Production Allowing More Farmers to Bring Home the Bacon
Moving from one operation to another is a leap of faith for farmers. But, if done with care and under …
Unlocking the Secrets of Climate-Smart Sheep
Descended from the sheep brought to North America by the Spanish in the 16th century, this mid-sized breed thrived in …
News and Notes – March 2025
Porche Spence, Ph.D., assistant professor in the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Design, has been appointed by Gov. Josh …
Swine Science Students Shine at 2025 North Carolina Pork Conference
Students with an interest in swine science attended 2025’s North Carolina Pork Conference this spring, one of the latest professional …