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UF citrus research center in Fort Pierce gets $260K John Moose grant - Vimarsana News

UF citrus research center in Fort Pierce gets $260K John Moose grant

The University of Florida's Institute of Food and Agricultural Science's Indian River Research and Education Center received a $260,000 grant

Source: tcpalm.com
Today More Women are Pursuing Animal Science Degrees Than Men - Vimarsana News

Today More Women are Pursuing Animal Science Degrees Than Men

A generation ago the career title of rancher often conjured images of men. In 2022 this is changing. Today of all the students pursuing Animal Science degrees at South Dakota State University 80 percent are women.

Source: sdpb.org
Drone Imagery Could Help Enhance Salmon Nest Counts - Vimarsana News

Drone Imagery Could Help Enhance Salmon Nest Counts

A study at Washington State University (WSU) revealed that photos of the Wenatchee River during spawning season captured by a drone could effectively approximate the number of rocky hollows salmon build to lay their eggs, also referred to as “redds.”

Drones show potential to improve salmon nest counts – WSU Insider - Vimarsana News

Drones show potential to improve salmon nest counts – WSU Insider

A WSU study showed that drone photography can be effective in estimating the number of rocky hollows salmon create to lay their eggs, also called “redds.”

Source: wsu.edu
South Dakota-led beef and bison project among many climate-smart ag initiatives funded by USDA - Vimarsana News

South Dakota-led beef and bison project among many climate-smart ag initiatives funded by USDA

As part of nearly $3 billion in funding announcements, the U.S. Department of Agriculture will put about $80 million in a South Dakota State University-led program for beef and bison producers.

Source: agweek.com