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     Insights is the quarterly publication of the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology and Natural Resources and the Nevada Agricultural Experiment station.
     If you would like to subscribe to Insights, please click here
or download the following issues in Portable Document Format (.pdf). Download the Adobe Acrobat reader here.

 

Insights Edition Volumn 4 Issue 1

Volume 4, Issue 1, Fall 2005 (1.1Mb) 11/30/2005

  • Fire research project gets $1 million from Department of Interior
  • Wolf Pack Meats: Just that good
  • Students compete at national range management competition
  • Study f inds plants assimilate mercury from air  
  • Stem Cell Research: A promise for the treatment of deadly diseases
  • The nude mouse tale : Omega 3 fats save the life of a terminal cancer patient
  • Research team discovers hormone that causes malaria mosquito to urinate
  • Nevada 's wild horses: Is contraception the answer?

Insights -Vol3:2 WinterVolume 3, Issue 2, Winter 2004 (1.4Mb) 11/10/2004

Contents

  • Researchers aids in solution for invasive saltcedar plant
  • Animal Biotechnology graduate students unite
  • Agriculture and the romanian connection
  • International experts
  • Data mining, statistician wins international acclaim
  • Scientist receive millions to study plant genes
  • Your beef's at stake
  • Great Basin plants materials center gets federal funding
  • Mono County Resource Conservation District creates scholarship
  • Researcher re-ignites mammal reproduction debate
  • The cost of fire on Sierras

Volume 3, Issue 1, Spring 2004 (632Kb) 12/5/2003

Contents

  • Students put hydrology principles to work in the Truckee Meadows
  • Nevada's native seed producers receive USDA grant
  • 'Humanized' Organs can be grown in animals
  • Driving the extra miles: University provost visits Nevada's rural communities
  • The Reno police horses find a home on UNR's campus
  • Winery and Vineyard opens with first public tasting
  • Wolfpack Meats brings home 'Reserve Grand Champion' award from competition
  • New faculty member brings plant expertise

Volume 2, Issue 3, Winter 2003 (1.517Mb) 12/5/2003

Contents

  • Omega-3 fats help fight cancer
  • Faculty Accomplishments
  • New Names: Two departments get name changes
  • New Faces: College welcomes new faculty
  • Fields of Green
  • Improving water clarity in the Truckee
  • Forest Service funds "Cash for Cows"
  • Counting Sheep: How stem cell research gets a boost with sheep nutrition
  • Collegiate Cattlewomen
  • Nevada Grows: A diner of Nevada
  • >Rangeland lecture series honors Paul Iverson

Volume 2, Issue 2, Summer 2003 (927kb) 8/11/2003

Contents

  • Careers in natural resources available by the hundreds
  • Research impacts
  • Nevada rangeland research receives funding
  • Natural resource economics
  • College awards night
  • Friends & Alumni barbecue honors a great friend
  • Gondola Fire enhances watershed study
  • Mike Stewart named "outstanding agriculturalist"
  • Mule Deer Foundation awards scholarship
  • Biochemistry & Molecular Biology students go gold
  • Experiment Station and Paiute Tribe partner on research, education
  • UNLV honors Wolf Pack Meats

Volume 2, Issue 1, Spring 2003 (362kb) 3/13/2003

Contents

  • Researchers mobilize to break the cheatgrass-fire cycle
  • Kvasnicka receives bioterrorism training
  • Collopy building impressive research 'nest'
  • Nevada FFA to visit UNR
  • Professor leads federal nutrition education programs
  • The NAES role in addressing Nevada's wild horse problems
  • The cycle of mercury in the environment
  • Second-hand smoke study expanded to include Reno
  • Who cares for Nevada's children?
  • The cost of a weed: Estimating yellow starthistle's impact on agriculture

Volume 1, Issue 5, Fall 2002 (927kb) 11/04/2002

Contents

  • Bark Beetles in the Tahoe Basin
  • Wolf Pack Meats receives grants for product development
  • NAES and Cooperative Extension team up for Nevada
  • Thank you to CABNR donors
  • Battling the many faces of E.coli
  • Measuring rural fiscal issues
  • Tracing beef quality from range to consumer
  • Award of Distinction given to NAES and City of Reno
  • Tackling Tall Whitetop at S-S Ranch
  • Developing a domestic source of rubber
  • $3.6 million awarded for wine grape research
  • Helping the water quality of Virginia Lake

Volume 1, Issue 4, Summer 2002 (560kb) 8/16/2002

Contents

  • Sheep research to benefit Western producers
  • Cutting-edge genomics conference presented by Nevada
  • Researchers tackle Churchill County arsenic
  • CABNR awards night honors 'the best of the best'
  • Nevada Wine: wine grapes show potential as a new Nevada crop
  • CABNR welcomes new faculty in 2002
  • Friends and Alumni Board established
  • Ag to help rural fiscal health
  • Researchers participate in $2.8 million plant genomics research
  • Rural fall tour announced

Volume 1, Issue 3, Spring 2002 (250kb .pdf) 4/3/2002

Contents

  • Rangeland Initiative enters its third year
  • Innovative ambassador program assists new students
  • New department chairs bring experience and expertise
  • Wolf Pack Meats served at the Olympics
  • Cheatgrass and fire
  • Hudson Glimp honored for building consensus
  • Friends & Alumni accepting new members
  • The fall 2001 Dean's List
  • Saving the Great Basin: The Great Basin CESU
  • Imperiled bird helped by grazing

Volume 1, Issue 2, Winter 2002 (260kb .pdf) 1/10/2002

Contents

  • Planning for the Future: CABNR and NAES submit strategic plans
  • $3 million collaborative research grant to benefit arid agriculture
  • Remembering Molly Knudtsen, friend of CABNR
  • Beef, it's what's for breakfast
  • Equestrian Center fields first competition
  • Students promote Ag. Ed. and meet President Bush
  • Friends & Alumni organization established
  • Anthrax: CABNR professor mobilizes to educate Nevada after terrorist attacks
  • A mosaic of benefits: NAES and City of Reno collaborate on water reuse project
  • Professor Dale Holcombe earns national honor

Volume 1, Issue 1, Fall 2001 (257kb .pdf) 10/10/2001

Contents

  • New at Nevada: Animal Biotechnology (Dr. Craig Beattie brings biotechnology expertise to Nevada and applies it to help Nevada ranchers)
  • Dean's Welcome
  • Notes from the Editor (welcome to the first issue)
  • Reaching Out to Nevada's Future (outreach efforts aim to address Nevada's many agriculture-related problems)
  • A Firm Foundation (Nevada Ag Foundation Funds Student Research)
  • The Best of 2001: Students and Professors are honored at awards night
  • Remembering Les Gray, a friend of CABNR