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University of Arkansas breaks ground on Northeast Rice Research and Extension Center with focus on consumer education - Vimarsana News

University of Arkansas breaks ground on Northeast Rice Research and Extension Center with focus on consumer education

The University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture has announced the groundbreaking of the Northeast Rice Research and Extension Center in Harrisburg.

Source: kasu.org
Event is today for rice center - Vimarsana News

Event is today for rice center

A groundbreaking ceremony today will usher in a new land-grant research and extension center to serve the unique needs of rice growers in northeast Arkansas.

Sixteen MANRRS Members Attend National Expo; Thomas, Dains Named Scholars - Vimarsana News

Sixteen MANRRS Members Attend National Expo; Thomas, Dains Named Scholars

Graduate student Ivan Thomas was named a Cargill Scholar, and Madi Dains, a double-major in agricultural education, communication and technology, and animal science, was named a Farm Credit VIP Scholar.

Source: uark.edu
UA marks investiture of Robinson at helm - Vimarsana News

UA marks investiture of Robinson at helm

With the pomp and circumstance resembling a commencement, the University of Arkansas on Thursday celebrated the investiture of Charles Robinson, the first Black person to lead the state's flagship campus.

Five women highlighted by UA division - Vimarsana News

Five women highlighted by UA division

As part of Women's History Month in March, the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture highlighted women making an impact in research, youth development, public policy and family and consumer sciences in the state.