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Category Archives: Dale Bumpers College of Agricultural, Food, and Life Sciences
5 Questions: Sammi Jones Pursues Campus Community Garden
Inspired by gardens she visited in Scotland, Sammi Jones, an environmental, soil and water sciences major in Bumpers College, wants to see a community garden grow at the U of A. In November she’s defending her thesis, which documents best … Continue reading
Field Notes: Annie Fulton, A Case Study in California
Annie Fulton recently graduated with a B.S. in architectural studies with minors in environmental, soil and water science and geography. For her honors thesis Annie studied the redevelopment of two industrial shipping sites in the San Francisco Bay Area. Her … Continue reading
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Advice: Ants!
Don’t know about you, but we’ve been inundated by sugar ants this year. I called our resident ant expert, honors horticulture major Joe O’Neill, for advice. In particular, I wanted to know if there’s a kinder, gentler way to persuade the … Continue reading
Field Notes: Joseph O’Neill/Ashley Dowling, honors faculty mentor
Joseph O’Neill has been interested in ants since he was very young. “Of all insects, ants are my favorite,” he said during a recent interview with KUAF 91.3 FM news director Kyle Kellams. “They build complex societies with division of … Continue reading