The Plant Management Network gives a special welcome to both
Colorado State University and North Dakota State University as its
newest land-grant partners.
Colorado State University
The Colorado State University College
of Agricultural Sciences and
CSU Libraries
share support of the PMN partnership. The College is an international leader in
agricultural research and technology. Our students join a team of outstanding
faculty and staff working on vital projects such as enhancing food safety,
rehabilitating disturbed lands, and increasing crop production. The CSU
Libraries provide an important collection of print and electronic resources in
agriculture, natural resources, life sciences, and other subject areas. At CSU,
we never lose sight of the need to maintain agriculture as a productive and
profitable part of the world's economy.
North Dakota State University
North Dakota State University addresses issues facing North Dakotans through its
College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources;
Extension Services;
Agricultural Experiment Station; and
Libraries. The Experiment Station
develops and disseminates technology important to the production and utilization
of food, feed, fiber, and fuel from crop enterprises. To do this effectively,
researchers in the College's nine departments work interactively with eight
Research Extension Centers to develop techniques and technology for North
Dakota, the nation, and the world. The role of Extension Services is to meet the
needs of people as they adapt to a changing environment.
