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Plainsman Research Center

The PRC is part of the dust bowl region marking a significant moment in agricultural history. Our research continues to build on our region’s history by optimizing irrigation and soil preservation techniques with limited water resources. We work with several grain and seed crops, developing enhanced pest resistant varieties for growers in our region.

Research and Engagement

We work with our regional growers and industry stakeholders finding solutions to protect important crop systems from damaging pests, invasive weeds, and soil loss. Our collaborative studies include work on wheat, corn, sorghum, sunflower, and alternative crops.

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Story of Impact

Kevin Larson

Kevin Larson’s journey to the Plainsman Research Center took a circuitous path through a lifelong love for farming and learning how to ask the right questions. His early failure at farming motivated him to go back to school where he soon discovered he could play a bigger role. Now Kevin is the resource he didn’t have when he started out. Kevin’s primary responsibility at PRC ensures farmers have access to the information and resources they need for their farms’ continued success.

Upcoming Center Events

First class of livestock business management students graduates from CSU

Eight students became the first graduates of CSU’s livestock business management program during Spring Commencement, marking a milestone for the industry-focused degree launched in 2023. The post First class of livestock business management students graduates from CSU appeared first on College of Agricultural Sciences.

Bauerle, Lewis named 2026 Nutrien Scholars of Agricultural Sciences

Bill Bauerle and Lynne Lewis have been named 2026 Nutrien Scholars of Agricultural Sciences, honoring their impact in research, teaching and engagement. The post Bauerle, Lewis named 2026 Nutrien Scholars of Agricultural Sciences appeared first on College of Agricultural Sciences.
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