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University of Nevada, Reno College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources.

Innovating for Nevada

Monthly news from across the state | Volume 8, Issue 7/8

Growing seaweed plant floating in the direction of ray sunlight.

Is seaweed one of the healthiest foods you're not eating?

College Assistant Professor Angeline Jeyakumar explains why seaweed is gaining attention as a nutritious, sustainable food and how to add it to your diet

Patties of cow dung on grazing range.

Can cow patties help restore our rangelands?

College researchers test having cattle do the heavy lifting of reseeding through their manure


Bo Kindred and two students inspecting alfalfa.

Passing it forward: How one alumnus turned mentorship into a career of service

For nearly 30 years, Bo Kindred has invested in the next generation through agriculture and mentorship


An individual harvesting and packing tomatoes in a hoop house.

Extension hosts statewide events to strengthen Nevada's food system

Mixers and grant-writing workshops bring together producers, food businesses and supply chain partners to build connections and pursue new opportunities

Scott Barnett sitting at a desk with antique poisonous liquids preserved in labeled bottles.

What Botox, rat poison and venoms can teach students about science – and careers

New College course builds scientific thinking skills for future science-related fields

Two rams standing in a pen.

Wool of university-bred Rafter 7 sheep getting even finer: Sale set for Sept. 12

College ram sale to be held in Eureka, Nevada



- In Memoriam -

Tony Lesperance.

Remembering a Nevada agriculture leader

Tony Lesperance was a faculty member in animal nutrition, former director of the Nevada Department of Agriculture, and served as both an Elko County commissioner and Humboldt County manager. He established the Experiment Station's Gund Ranch and authored It Was Nevada, reflecting on his youth and time at the University.

Bob Hadfield.

Honoring a steward of Nevada's lands

Bob Hadfield served on our College advisory board and as executive director of the Nevada Association of Counties for over 20 years, as well as serving as the county manager of Douglas and Lyon counties. He was dedicated to bettering land management for the cattle industry and sustaining our natural resources.

EXPLORE, LEARN, SEE AND DO AT

NEVADA FIELD DAY & AG EXPO

Friday, Sept. 25, 2 - 6 p.m.,1000 Valley Road, Reno

A photo collage featuring people doing science experiments, participating art activities, playing wildfire science games, looking through microscopes, piloting drones, using chainsaws, and shopping for plants.

Enjoy food, giveaways and demonstrations from University experts.

Experience how our work impacts your everyday life.

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