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A Message of Resiliency

Published January 4, 2024

Farming and ranching is a cyclical business and financial challenges are inevitable. NDSU Vice President of Agricultural Affairs Greg Lardy offered a message of resilience during his address at the Lake Region Extension Roundup. "I think it is really important…

NDSU Updates Infrastructure

Published August 6, 2023

NDSU Vice President of Agricultural Affairs Gerg Lardy says the Oakes Irrigation Research Site has a lot of unique research happening in irrigation. "It allows us to do irrigation research on a lot of high-value crops, crop rotations, and plant…

A Midwestern Voice for Farm Policy

Published June 29, 2023

North Dakota State University Vice President of Agricultural Affairs Greg Lardy says the new agriculture policy research center will help guide federal farm policy. "We'll be operating in partnership with FAPRI and the operations of Texas A&M, this will be a…

Budget Cuts Hit NDSU Ag College

Published March 1, 2023

Due to declining enrollment and a $7.6 million deficit, North Dakota State University is implementing budget cuts. NDSU Vice President of Agricultural Affairs Greg Lardy outlines the impact to the agriculture college. "We're in a position here in the College of…

Difficult Decisions for NDSU Ag College

Published January 26, 2023

Due to budget concerns, North Dakota State University is scaling down from seven academic colleges to five. NDSU Vice President of Agricultural Affairs Greg Lardy says the merger plan has little impact the College of Agriculture, Food Systems and Natural…

NDSU Extension Takes Spotlight at Capitol

Published January 19, 2023

The North Dakota House Appropriations Committee met this past week to discuss House Bill 1020. State Board of Agriculture Research and Education Chair Sarah Lovas testified about Extension and research priorities. "Number one is the need for field lab facilities…

A $31 Billion Impact

Published December 7, 2022

A new study shows agriculture contributes $30.8 billion to the state’s economy, 24 percent of which is value-added agriculture. The study also breaks down employment numbers to show over 110,000 total jobs are affected by agriculture with labor income totaling…

Progress for NDSU Peltier Complex

Published July 24, 2022

The initial groundwork has begun for the new state-of-the-art Peltier Complex at North Dakota State University. "The Peltier Complex is going to house our cereal science, food science, and meat science programs from a research and teaching standpoint," said Greg Lardy,…

The Benefits of Ag Tech

Published July 3, 2022

North Dakota State University Vice President of Agricultural Affairs Greg Lardy believes we are on the cusp of having a number of things happening in agriculture that are tech driven. "If you think about the volume of data that will…

State Board of Higher Education Names Cook NDSU President

Published February 24, 2022

David Cook will succeed Dean Bresciani as North Dakota State University president in July. Cook is the currently the vice chancellor for the Office of Public Affairs & Economic Development at the University of Kansas. Cook was the only finalist…

Articles tagged under: Greg Lardy

A Message of Resiliency

NDSU Updates Infrastructure

A Midwestern Voice for Farm Policy

Budget Cuts Hit NDSU Ag College

Difficult Decisions for NDSU Ag College

NDSU Extension Takes Spotlight at Capitol

A $31 Billion Impact

Progress for NDSU Peltier Complex

The Benefits of Ag Tech

State Board of Higher Education Names Cook NDSU President

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