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For the Land and Its People

The NDSU Agriculture Newsletter

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"For the Land and Its People" newsletter features stories about the positive impact NDSU Agriculture is making in North Dakota. The newsletter includes stories about the difference the College of Agriculture, Food Systems and Natural Resources is making for our students; updates on how the research conducted by the N.D. Agricultural Experiment Station is improving food production, and features on how NDSU Extension is improving the lives and communities of people in North Dakota.

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November/December 2024

Hettinger Research Extension Center supports building of Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library through Native Plant Project

The Native Plant Project helps to restore and enhance the ecological diversity of the surrounding landscape and provide seeds for landscaping.

CAFSNR’s Department of Microbiological Sciences fosters community

Participants in the annual global science experiment and educational research challenge work to see who can grow the best vegetable crops in lunar or Martian soil. The research findings from student teams help scientists understand how to feed future NASA missions, while exposing high school students to the research process.

New full-time recruiter connects with prospective students

Blaine Novak is a student recruiter for CAFSNR. He has been actively visiting high school classrooms, college fairs, 4-H and FFA events, and other venues to connect with prospective students.

NDSU Giving Day – December 3-4

NDSU Giving Day is an online fundraising event that brings together NDSU alumni, students and many other supporters of the University. It is an opportunity to make a lasting impact at NDSU by making an online donation at ndsugivingday.com