Moriah Bilenky and her team was awarded an organic center grant to study the relationship among above and belowground diversity and farm economics as affected by integrated crop-livestock systems. Her team was also awarded an internal grant to write a review paper on integrated crop livestock systems.
Linda Prokopy presented on a panel at a workshop in Chicago on September 1. The invitation-only workshop was hosted by the Institute for Sustainability, Energy and Environment at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. The topic of the event was “Climate-Smart Agricultural Practices and Resilience in the Midwest”. The workshop was attended by members of several…Read more about Linda Prokopy Presented at Workshop[Read More]
Moriah Bilenky will be co-leading this spring break study abroad trip 2024 Spring Break study abroad trip to Israel. There will be a callout next week in the Wine Library, basement Nelson Hall of Food Science (B203 NLSN). Please join us to meet the tour leaders and fellow travelers, and an opportunity for travel Q&A.
The Impactˆ2 Project, co-led by Dr. Linda Prokopy, was featured this week in AgUpdate.
Purdue College of Agriculture’s Envision Magazine includes an article on the Purdue Student Farm: Rooted in the Land Grant Mission.
This week, Purdue Agricultural Communications has published a photojournalistic piece on the Purdue Student Farm online, SEED TO SALES: PURDUE STUDENT FARM.
Purdue Department of Agriculture released a story about the continuing collaboration between the Purdue Student Farm and the Native American Educational Cultural Center (NAECC) on the Three Sisters Garden. Read more about this unique collaboration: https://ag.purdue.edu/news/2023/06/student-farm-naecc-three-sisters.html.