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LSU develops patent-pending wild pig bait - Vimarsana News

LSU develops patent-pending wild pig bait

Key ingredient for the golf-ball-sized chewy bait is ironically the same as for bacon—pink curing salt, or sodium nitrite.

Staff voice: What coming to MSU from Afghanistan means to me - Vimarsana News

Staff voice: What coming to MSU from Afghanistan means to me

Latifa Salangi is a clerk in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources’ dean’s office at Michigan State University.

Source: msu.edu
MSU team celebrates Afghan refugees after helping them evacuate and resettle - Vimarsana News

MSU team celebrates Afghan refugees after helping them evacuate and resettle

It’s been a little over a year since U.S. military forces pulled out of Afghanistan, causing a mad rush of evacuations and allowing the Taliban to take control of the country. A team of researchers at Michigan State University had the unexpected job of helping get some Afghans to safety and resettled in America.

Source: wkar.org
Mallory presentation featured in Country Folks  - UMaine News - Vimarsana News

Mallory presentation featured in Country Folks  - UMaine News

Country Folks reported that Ellen Mallory, professor of sustainable agriculture and Extension specialist at the University of Maine, presented a talk entitled “Organic Grain Research Mashup” earlier this year at the New York Certified Organic meeting to share findings from her research about organic growing practices for local grains.

Source: umaine.edu
New inexpensive method to detect lime in soil - Vimarsana News

New inexpensive method to detect lime in soil

PhD student Ruby Hume’s research is also investigating in-field spectral assessment of soils using infrared spectroscopy technology. University of