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Learning While Serving in Puerto Rico

Natural Resources, Uncategorized, What's New

By Elizabeth Lopez, Botany & Plant Pathology major, Class of 2024 Gio Soto is an undergraduate student...

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Bread in Hand

In homage to those who provided food to us all, especially during the pandemic. By Hiram Larew But even after all of this farmers keep farming for every one of…

Charting a sustainable future

Farming/Ranching, Natural Resources, Sustainability, Uncategorized

A journey across the college to reveal our embedded sustainability By Heidi Happonen According to the Oregon state legislature, in defining the Oregon Sustainability Act of 2001, sustainability is defined…

What We Nurture Grows

Farming/Ranching, Health

By Kourtney Lehman Any farmer knows that raising a crop is no simple task. One cannot simply throw seeds in the soil and hope they grow. It is a…

The Legacy of the Land Grant

A historic shift in education and engagement continues to serve our communities. Imagine a country where…

In Search of the Granted Land

In preparing for the 150th anniversary of Oregon’s land grant university, we found ourselves wondering:…

Treat your Christmas tree to vodka? Only if you want to waste it.

As we take a seasonal look at the holiday tradition of Christmas trees and OSU’s…

It was a Dark and (Slightly) Stormy Night in Grouse Country…

A writer and videographer tag along with an OSU doctoral student for a night of…

Station Profile: Research on the Range

It’s more than cattle at the Eastern Oregon Agricultural Research Center stations. By Chris Branam…

Update: Researchers Dig Deep into Dry Farming

By Kym Pokorny In 2015, Amy Garrett planted tomatoes, squash, beans, and melons at Oregon…

The Evolution of Beer

The world’s second-oldest beverage keeps on bubbling along. The other day Patrick Hayes invited a…

Station Profile: Seeds of Success

OSU’s Central Oregon Agricultural Research and Extension Center remains rooted in central Oregon’s massive seed…