NC State economist Mike Walden explores the pros and cons of private and public provision of goods and services.

From automated bioacoustic monitoring of pollinators to investigating bacteria found in the honeybee gut, NC State’s BeeMORE ...

Through the CALS Rural Works! Internship Program, animal science major Lauren Schulte-Hock got firsthand experience in both business operations and animal care at Sunset Ridge Bison Ranch in Roxboro, ...

The latest statewide report on the economic impact of agriculture in North Carolina found that the food, fiber and forestry sector employed 20% of North Carolinians and generated $117 billion in ...

Ryan Sartor evaluates his greenhouse system, which weighs baskets of duckweed to measure growth rate. What if hog farmers could reduce the chances of lagoon overflow while also generating extra income ...

Jing Zhang, a horticultural science professor, is developing an AI-powered app to help determine the best time to harvest blueberries. By Robin Ann Smith On a brisk spring morning in Randolph County, ...

NC State entomologist and innovator R. Michael Roe, pictured during a meeting in Ecuador, has been selected as a 2025 fellow in the National Academy of Inventors. Photo by David Hidalgo – Instituto ...

Corn growing at the Central Crops Research Station in Clayton, N.C. Image by Joyce Chou. Drive down U.S. 70 toward Clayton, North Carolina, from Raleigh, and you’ll start to come across fields of corn ...

Anna Stepanova William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor, Plant Biology and Molecular Genetics, GGA Executive Committee 919-515-5729 stepanova@ncsu.edu ...

Artificial intelligence promises to transform agriculture, and a recent workshop at NC State’s Plant Sciences Building aims to position agricultural agents as key links in ensuring that farmers ...

Pablo Ortiz Paciello's engineered system works to capture carbon from a compost pile. Tucked away off Lake Wheeler Road in Raleigh, North Carolina, sits NC State University’s Compost Facility and ...