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Lincoln University climate-smart agriculture project aims to address cost of winter forage production

Lincoln University climate-smart agriculture project aims to address cost of winter forage production

by Anthony Morabith | Oct 23, 2024 | News, Politics / Govt

A soil professor at Lincoln University in Jefferson City is using a $1.65M grant for a climate-smart agriculture project. Tunsisa Hurisso said that the project is aimed at addressing a critical issue facing livestock producers. “That critical issue is the cost of...
Lincoln University professor receives federal grant for “smart” agriculture project (LISTEN)

Lincoln University professor receives federal grant for “smart” agriculture project (LISTEN)

by [email protected] | Sep 19, 2024 | News, Science / Technology, Show Me Today

Over one million dollars has been awarded to a Lincoln University professor for a new solar cropping project that can reduce operational costs and help alleviate climate change. Tunsisa Hurisso told Anthony Morabith that his “climate-smart” agriculture project can...
Jefferson City Legacy Tours set for Friday October 6th

Jefferson City Legacy Tours set for Friday October 6th

by Marshall Griffin | Oct 2, 2023 | Education, History, Military, News

Those wanting to know more about the role African-Americans played in building Missouri’s capital city can sign up for trolley tours set for Friday, October 6th. The 2023 Legacy Tours are being conducted by Lincoln University and the Jefferson City branch of the...

Fall enrollment a mixed bag for Missouri’s colleges and universities

by Alisa Nelson | Nov 23, 2021 | Education, News

The Missouri Department of Higher Education and Workforce Development has released figures showing enrollment declined for some of the state’s public colleges and universities this fall while others increased in their student population. The University of Missouri-St....

Missouri launches state — and nation’s — first HBCU-based police academy

by Ashley Byrd | Dec 15, 2020 | Crime / Courts, Education, News

The state and nation’s first police academy at a Historically Black College or University (HBCU) was approved at Lincoln University in Jefferson City. Governor Mike Parson and DPS Director Sandy Karsten signed off on the program’s one-year probationary...
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