K-Staters Conduct Projects Throughout Africa

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Author(s):
Gloria Holcombe

Type of Document:
Newsletter

 

Publisher/Journal:
AgReport

Date of Publication:
2011

Place of Publication:
Manhattan, KS

Description

Introduction: Africa grows many of the same crops as Kansas, including sorghum and wheat. In fact, sorghum germplasm came from Africa, and now Kansas is the No. 1 sorghum producer in the United States. K-State has expertise in grain storage issues, wheat and grain sorghum milling, and growing crops under dryland and irrigated conditions –vital information for African producers. Faculty secure grant funding to cover travel and other expenses associated with these partnerships. As an added bonus, they bring international experience into the classroom to share with their students. International collaborations help develop networks to share research, establish new markets, build goodwill, draw in graduate students, and establish internships and job opportunities.

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