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Latest Global impact

Building resilience in Madagascar

Discover how collaborative research efforts are combating climate change impacts in Madagascar, safeguarding biodiversity and ensuring food security.

From flush to fortune

K-State’s civil engineering researchers tackle wastewater challenges, advancing sustainability for a cleaner future.

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Buzzworthy invention

K-State assistant professor Brian Spiesman has created a revolutionary resource for bee identification and conservation through artificial intelligence model tracking and image rendering. When you think of your favorite things, — your family, hobbies, favorite movies — your endorphins go into overdrive. Now imagine […]

Dr. Vaishali Sharda

All-around solution

A new natural crop spray shows promise for both farmers and the environment. Farmers face many battles to produce a healthy and profitable crop — insects, diseases, proper amounts of water and nutrients — and the list goes on and on. Scientists at K-State, […]

Kansas Soybean Commission

Kansas Soybean Commission donates $4 million for Kansas State University’s new agriculture facilities

Two new innovation centers will focus on development and diversification of Kansas and the world’s food and agricultural economy

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Kansas Farm Bureau donates $5 million for K-State’s new agriculture buildings project 

Kansas Farm Bureau has pledged the largest donation in the organization’s history: $5 million over five years to support the Kansas State University College of Agriculture’s innovation centers for grain, food, animal and agronomy research.

K-State Agriculture Cows

Less gas, more money

K-State scientists look to reduce cattle’s methane production through genetic selection, creating a long-term benefit for the environment and cattle producers.

K-State Entomology

Bugs to the rescue!

K-State students’ winning idea casts insects as the heroes in tackling two big global issues – pollution and food security.

Katie Sleichter - Truman Scholar

On top of the world

K-State’s newest Truman Scholar sets her sights on world issues

From the ground up

From the ground up

Philanthropy empowers soil research – and the next generation of farmers and scientists.

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