Cooperative Extension began, more than 100 years ago, as a service to farm families. (Credit: Virginia Tech)
In the age of climate change, this country’s land grant universities are working overtime to assure that farmers can feed a growing world population. For Virginia State and Virginia Tech, that means reaching out to cities and to countries around the world. Sandy Hausman has that story.
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