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April 2023 – News and Notes

April 25, 2023

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Farm Invites Legislators, Partners To Get Hands Dirty

Legislators and the group gather to hear Omon Isikhuemehen, Ph.D., explain his research on growing truffles on lobolly pine trees.

The N.C. A&T University Farm hosted a group of N.C. legislators and visitors from the N.C. Dept. of Agriculture & Consumer Services, N.C. Farm Bureau, N.C. State University and others to experience the CAES’s truffle, ginger and high-tunnel produce research firsthand – by getting dirty.

Guochen Yang, Ph.D. explains his ginger research to Reps. Kamika Brown, who represents Forsyth County, and Ray Jeffers, who represents Person and Durham Counties.

Kathleen Liang, Ph.D. (right) demonstrates assistive tools to Rep. Allison Dahle of Wake County while Rep. Brown looks on.

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Animal Sciences major Milosh McAdoo found his field this summer

Animal Sciences major Milosh McAdoo found his field this summer

Sophomore Milosh McAdoo knows his summer internship was unusual – partly because he got to have one. In a year in which many students’ summer plans were delayed or cancelled outright, McAdoo was able to intern with the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services by working partly in person, partly remotely.
Small Farms Week 2025 To Explore the Next Generation of Agriculture

Small Farms Week 2025 To Explore the Next Generation of Agriculture

The 39th annual Small Farms Week -- North Carolina A&T State University’s annual tribute to small-scale agriculture -- is set for March 23-29 and will address the many technologies and best practices that are changing agricultural production on farms of all sizes.
BOARD OF GOVERNORS TO SEE CAES STUDENTS’ RESEARCH, TOUR FARM

BOARD OF GOVERNORS TO SEE CAES STUDENTS’ RESEARCH, TOUR FARM

When the University of North Carolina Board of Governors meets at N.C. A&T on Jan. 30, the CAES will be in the spotlight.
Alumnus John Lee ‘95 uses A&T degree to help protect natural resources

Alumnus John Lee ‘95 uses A&T degree to help protect natural resources

John Lee admits that he can be impatient. That’s part of the reason he came to North Carolina A&T to study for his master’s degree — and how he ended up in the right place at the right time to land a career-defining opportunity.
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