Programs & People Summer 2001 Centennial Edition


Programs & People Centennial 2001
The Dean's View Reflections on a Century of Seasons Idaho Ag Facts and History
Families: Firmly Rooted in Idaho Soil From its inception in 1901, the UI College of Agriculture has always been about people, such as first graduate Gainford Mix, dryland farmers Clen and Emma Atchley, and Idaho’s rural families.
A Perfect Mix Seeds for a New Generation 4-H Heritage Spans Half-Century FFA Family Tree Fast Forward
A New Breed of Farming By necessity, farmers are entrepreneurs and innovators, constantly looking for new ways to grow traditional crops and to cultivate an appetite for new crops.
The Natural Choice Liquid Assets Herbal Recipe for Success Fueling Tomorrow
Working Agriculture: An Evolution of Services As the Idaho agricultural climate constantly changes, the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences continues to adapt its programs and services to meet the new challenges.
Ranching 101 Charting the New Course Time Enough to Grow More than Wheat and Potatoes Riding the Waves of Change Career Grows from Weeds
Idaho Lifestyles in Transition Although tradition survives, Idaho's rural landscape is in the midst of substantial economic and cultural transformation.
A Sense of Place Farmhouses to Townhouses 'New-trition' for a Healthy Future Fabric of the Past Mastering the Miles
Diversity: Shaping Idaho's Agricultural Heritage Idaho's rich agricultural history has been shaped by individuals of unique ethnic and cultural backgrounds, and increasingly, its future will be directed by leaders of a new gender.
Menu for Preserving Culture Habla Espanol? Cultivating Confidence Gatherculture: Historical Harvests? Desert Rose Basque in Glory A New Voice Field of Dreams
Students: Foundation of Past, Promise for Future From the dawn of the 20th century, to the first breath of the 21st, students remain the cornerstone of the UI College of Agricultural and Life Sciences.
A Legacy of Graduates The Future is Here
_______________________________________________________ Programs & People is published by the University of Idaho College of Agricultural and Life Sciences and is available free by subscription. A. Larry Branen, Dean, College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, and Vice President, UI Extension John E. Hammel, Associate Dean and Director, Academic Programs Richard C. Heimsch, Associate Dean and Director of the Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station Paul F. McCawley, Associate Dean and Associate Director, UI Extension Rob M. Spear, Assistant Dean, Ag Communications and Administrative Services Editor: Mel Coulter Design/Art Direction: Melissa Rockwood, Rdesign Proofreading: Jerald R. Adams, Diane Noel Electronic Publishing Specialist: Elena Khapalova Send address changes to: Dean’s Office, College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID 83844-2331 or call (208) 885-6681 Direct your comments, questions, and subscription requests (or requests for a specific issue) to: Editor, Programs & People, Educational Communications, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID 83844-2332. Email:edcomm@uidaho.edu. If you have any questions or comments regarding the online edition of "Programs & People" magazine email our webmaster. The University of Idaho is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer and educational institution. © September 2001. University of Idaho. College of Agricultural and Life Sciences.

Programs & People Centennial 2001