Document Type

Magazine

Publication Date

Fall 9-21-1999

Description

In this Issue: [Page] 2- Director’s comments [Page] 4- Poison? Miracle nutrient?: South Dakota scientists pioneered selenium research. The torch has passed but the worldwide reputation remains [Page] 10- The Turner Team: Farmer-backed, cross discipline team produces nematode-resistant soybean [Page] 14- A safe supply for years to come: When the water may not be clean and safe, citizens and scientists turn to WRI [Page] 17- When can we stand down?: SDSU scientists gaining ground on all fronts in the war on scab [Page] 20- ‘Little robot that could’: Three students solved a problem, built a machine, and boosted their engineering careers [Page] 22- It’s our business: Agriculture’ is not just for farmers and ranchers alone

Contributor

Kevin Kephart

Publisher

Agricultural Experiment Station, College of Agriculture & Biological Sciences, South Dakota State University

Editor

Barbara Suhr Hartinger, Mary Brashier

Volume

50

Issue

4

Pages

24

Type

text

Language

en

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