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Ben Luebbering

Oct. 1, 2020

Q&A With Ben Luebbering
Dr. Bill Danforth

Sept. 25, 2020

Remembering the Legacy of Dr. William Danforth
There are a handful of requirements to become a Litton Leadership Scholar, including being a current CAFNR student, being a second-year student at MU at the time of entering the cohort and holding a 3.0 minimum GPA when entering the cohort. This is a picture of the 2019-20 Litton Leadership Scholar Cohort.

Sept. 16, 2020

Developing Student Leaders
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Sept. 11, 2020

Q&A With Alex Munoz
In the show arena section of the Trowbridge Event Center (pictured), a total of 200 students can be in the classroom socially distanced – 145 in the wooden arena seats and 55 in desktop chairs on the concrete floor. The sales arena section will now hold 120 students. The show arena already has a massive projection screen, and the sales arena is complete with projectors and two digital display monitors. Photo by Michelle Enger.

Aug. 20, 2020

Focused on a Safe and Comfortable Return
Ronald Revord, an assistant research professor in the College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources’ (CAFNR) School of Natural Resources and faculty member for the Center for Agroforestry, recently received a grant for nearly $1 million to look to formalize a participatory network of chestnut growers to characterize on-farm germplasm and assemble core sets of superior selections.

Aug. 17, 2020

Meeting His Goals
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Aug. 14, 2020

Gardeners Make Community Impact
Melody Muldrow was recently honored as one of three students named George Washington Carver Graduate Fellows, an award that seeks to attract and support under-represented scholars into MS and PhD degree programs in CAFNR. Photo courtesy of Melody Muldrow.

Aug. 14, 2020

Making a Difference for Communities in Need
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Aug. 10, 2020

Keeping Consumers Safe
Two bird species – black duck and wild turkey – are incredibly important to the regions where they are commonly found. Those species are also well studied; however, there is a period of time during the summer where research is lacking. Mitch Weegman, an assistant professor in the School of Natural Resources, is looking to track both species’ whereabouts during that timeframe. Pictured here are turkey poults. Photo courtesy of Missouri Department of Conservation.

Aug. 6, 2020

Tracking Two Bird Species