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Programs
& People
Summer 2003
Idaho
Clones a Mule
The world’s first mule clone puts CALS in global spotlight; may affect
cancer research and equine racing. Read...
Salutes to Branen, Heimsch
As college leadership shifts, P&P looks back with two we won’t
forget. Read...
Cure for Arsenic in Water
UI finds economical solution to dilemma from new federal arsenic limits
in drinking water, affecting 200 Idaho communities. Read...
Still
a Volunteer at 80
Alumna Carmelita Spencer still racks up volunteer hours, preserves county
history. Read...
Faculty Legacy is Huge
Retiring CALS faculty leave their marks on Idaho, from 4-H livestock judging
to hightech dairy and world-class agriculture. Read...
Looking at the big picture
UI aquaculturist Ronald Hardy, a voice from Idaho on U.S. Advisory Board.
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Equine cloning may shed light on human cancer growth International influence of retiring faculty Avoiding West Nile Virus in Idaho Taming the infoglut on potatoes Life Lessons I’ve learned from 4-H Idaho 4-H guides national leadership curriculum group Empowering
Idaho’s Youth: New perspectives broaden vistas for College of Agricultural & Life Sciences Liftoff Cowboy poet laureate and long time Caine center supporter, Baxter Black ... |
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