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Recent bipartisan legislation aims to make satellite communication and PNT services more available to farmers. Legislation that nudges the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to do more to make satellite communication and PNT services available to rural America, particularly farmers, has sailed

CHARLESTON — Officials at West Virginia University fielded questions from the press one day after releasing a list of academic programs that could face future cuts to further reduce a

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Officials at West Virginia University fielded questions from the press one day after releasing a list of academic programs that could face future cuts to further reduce

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Officials at West Virginia University fielded questions from the press one day after releasing a list of academic programs that could face future cuts to further reduce

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Officials at West Virginia University fielded questions from the press one day after releasing a list of academic programs that could face future cuts to further reduce

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Officials at West Virginia University fielded questions from the press one day after releasing a list of academic programs that could face future cuts to further reduce

An LSU Agricultural Center professor and his team of 24 researchers have been backed by a $10 million grant from the United States Department of Agriculture to start a four-year

West Virginia University administration announced which academic programs will be under review for changes or discontinuation during their Campus Conversation Monday.

North Carolina’s vanishing number of Black farmers own only 3% of all farms in the state. Their ancestral farming techniques, including conservation tillage

To step up security on campus, the Punjab Agricultural University is going to install boom barriers and cameras at its entry gates. The security meas