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Delate Works with Rodale Institute on New FFAR grant

Iowa State University is part of a new study funded by the Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research (FFAR) to explore possible links between soil health, the nutritional value of plants and human health.


Iowa State University Students Awarded 2021-2022 MNLA Foundation Scholarships

Two students in the Horticulture/Landscaping program at Iowa State University recently received a scholarship sponsored by the Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association (MNLA) Foundation. The MNLA scholarship program recognizes superior students enrolled in horticultural or landscape studies programs at several area colleges and universities. The scholarships are designed and sponsored by MNLA and its member…


The 66th Annual Iowa State University Shade Tree Short Course

We’re Back!                                                                        Register today for the 66th Annual Iowa State University Shade Tree Short Course (STSC)!         …


Congratulations to Dr. Nick Christians on receiving the Dr. William H. Daniel Award

Congratulations to Dr. Nick Christians, recipient of the Dr. William H. Daniel Award (formerly the Excellence in Research Award). This award recognizes an individual who has made significant contributions to the sports turf industry through his or her research, teaching or extension outreach. Dr. Christians was presented this award at the January STMA (Sports Turf…


ISU Department of Horticulture Welcomes Dr. Suzanne Slack, Assistant Professor – Fruit Crops

Suzanne first became interested in both fruit research and Extension while working on a bachelor’s degree in Horticulture at the Pennsylvania State University. After graduation, she joined the lab of Dr. George Sundin to delve into the world of tree fruit diseases, culminating in a master’s degree in plant pathology. Her thesis topics involved dissemination…


Horticulture Shines Brightly on Jack Trice Field

On September 23, 2021, 65 Extension and Outreach colleagues from across the state enjoyed a private tour of the Jack Trice football stadium playing field by assistant professor, Adam Thoms, and Josh Tyrdik, Athletic Field Manager, also a graduate of ISU Horticulture. Attendees from ISUEO county offices and campus staff learned about the immense amount…


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