These two NCSU CALS professors have striven to have an impact on the ASR threat.
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These two NCSU CALS professors have striven to have an impact on the ASR threat.
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The Dean visited the Marine Aquaculture Research Center, Smyrna, and the Center for Marine Aquatic Science and Technology, Morehead City, NC, visiting with more than 30 alumni, supporters, and CALS faculty.
The Dean asked supporters “to help validate what we need to do as a college,” as CALS moves through its strategic planning process.
He learned about MARC, where researchers are exploring aquaculture with salt water species, such as blue crabs; environmentally friendly water handling in aquaculture; sturgeon aquaculture; hybrid striped bass feed research; wind energy self-sufficiency research; local seafood marketing efforts, and more.
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Crop scientist, Dr. Jim Dunphy & plant pathologist, Dr. Steve Koenning, have for years partnered to combat Asian Soybean Rust, which in some countries caused 80% crop loss. They helped develop an Integrated Pest Management system for the disease, the Soybean Rust PIPE, which can be found here:
http://sbr.ipmpipe.org/cgi-bin/sbr/public.cgi