Dean's report
Dean Bedard-Haughn reflects on the college's growth over the last 110 years.
Embracing culture and science
How alumna Cree Autumn Sunrise Longjohn incorporates her heritage into her scientific work.
Can you influence genetics for a better beer?
Dr. Christopher Eskiw (PhD) believes the yeast genome could be the key to your favourite brew.
Bedpush 2022 a show of Agro pride on fundraiser’s 40th anniversary
Bi-annual event for TeleMiracle smashes fundraising goal.
Speaking up for agriculture
Fundamentally, says alumnus Clinton Monchuk, the agriculture industry must advocate for itself because people need to eat.
New AgBio class teaches valuable communications skills
AGRC 110 class offers lectures covering several different topics ranging from data visualization to writing and editing.
A proud Agro for nearly 70 years
Professor Emeritus Bob McKercher’s lifelong connection to the College of Agriculture and Bioresources.
Van Vliet Professorship explores the economics of genetic resources in agriculture
Dr. Nicholas Tyack (PhD) brings new perspectives to understanding the value of crop diversity in the face of climate change.
Research Centre Spotlight: Livestock and Forage Centre of Excellence
The Livestock and Forage Centre of Excellence (LFCE) is the connection between research, industry and the consumer, from the microbes in the soil to the steak on your plate.
The corner where science, technology, and genomics meet
Dr. Matthew Links (PhD) refuses to see barriers between disciplines.
Generous donation paves way for innovation
Donated equipment provides opportunity for research and product development.
AgBio reaps support from far and wide
A world-class agricultural education from the University of Saskatchewan (USask) is universally valued.
