Real-world
market invades Ag Hall
Agricultural Economics 3990,
the Fed-Cattle Market Simulator, which is better known as the packer-feeder
game uses real-world scenarios to teach students about the fed-cattle
market. (adobe format)
Growing
the Grapes of Wealth
Chateau de Oklahoma?
That's what most Oklahomans
are asking about the state's newest agricultural enterprise, viniferous
grapes. (adobe format)
OSU
strives to protect drinking water
Scientists discover inovative
use of water treatment residuals to reduce animal waste run-off. (adobe
format)
How
do I get there from here?
College is a training ground.
It is a place for students to prepare for the professions they choose.
While the goal for many is to graduate in four years and begin their
careers, some choose a different path. (adobe
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Peruvian
exchange begins tradition
From the sunny, mountainous
regions of Peru to the icy plains of Oklahoma, nine students and two
professors came as part of a Peruvian studio exchange program. (adobe
format)
A
tale of two Jami(e)s
In 1979, when Jami McVeigh
entered his first year of college at the University of Oklahoma and
Jamie Liston's disposable diaper bills skyrocketed, nobody could predict
how these two Jami(e)s would cross paths and eventually join the agricultural
education family. (adobe format)
A
temporary change of color
For a moment, the 10,000
people inside Freedom Hall were silent. It was Saturday of the 73rd National
FFA Convention in Louisville, Ky., and on stage were five newly announced
2000-2001 national FFA officers.
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I'll
meet you at the Dairy Bar...
While the hours have not
changed much and the outside still looks the same, the former home of the
dairy science department has changed from a dairy product processing plant
and classroom into a main stay in Oklahoma State University’s College of
Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources.
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Exploring
New Worlds
The students from the College
of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources at Oklahoma State University
spent 10 days exploring Australia and New Zealand to learn more about international
agriculture as part of one of the many study-abroad opportunities within
the college.
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format)
Who
put the Pep in the mustard?
Jill Pepin came to campus
with pep in her step, a dream in her heart and a recipe in her pocket.
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The
Tie That Binds
Few experiences in college
prepare students for life like participating on a judging team. Judging
livestock, meats or horses is fun and a great way to see new places.
For some, it becomes a way of life that continues long after their college
days are over. (adobe format)
Okla-home-a:
Their home away from home
Oklahoma State University
is home to many students who are proud to wear the OSU brand. (adobe
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CASNR
honors own; it's best
In the presence of distinguished
alumni, supporters and students, the 2001 Oklahoma State University
College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources banquet honored
the college's best March 30. (adobe format)
OSU
researchers shoot into the future
Researchers work to genetically
engineer plants for the future
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Pinkston
'takes care of bug business'
Bugs are everywhere. Bug,
bugs and more bugs are what you see when you enter the office of Ken
Pinkston. (adobe format)
Grass
to gas: opportunities abound
One thing Oklahoma State
University researchers know for sure — opportunities are knocking, especially
for agricultural producers. They will soon have the opportunity to grow
and harvest grasses that may be in your car's gas tank in the future.
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