Texas A&M AgriLife to lead historic investment in Texas' efforts to become 'climate-smart'
Texas A&M AgriLife Research will receive up to $65 million to expand climate-smart agriculture and forestry practices.
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Texas A&M AgriLife Research will receive up to $65 million to expand climate-smart agriculture and forestry practices.
SDSU’s project will create market opportunities for beef and bison producers who use climate-smart agriculture grazing and land-management practices.
The grant is part of a federal investment in 70 partnerships recently announced by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
While South Dakota State University was designated as a lead partner for one project, groups and organizations from Minnesota and North Dakota were also granted major partner status in other projects.
While South Dakota State University was designated as a lead partner for one project, groups and organizations from Minnesota and North Dakota were also granted major partner status in other projects.