DR. MISTY BLUE-TERRY RECEIVES APLU TOP HONOR IN EXTENSION EXCELLENCE

December 3, 2017

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Cooperative Extension

Misty Blue-Terry, Ph.D.

The Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities (APLU) has awarded Dr. Misty Blue-Terry, 4-H STEM specialist for Cooperative Extension at N.C. A&T, the 2017 Excellence in Extension Regional Award at its annual meeting in November in Washington.

At A&T, Blue-Terry provides statewide direction for 4-H programs. She specializes in educational strategies for increasing the technical and soft skills to succeed in STEM careers for limited-resource and socially disadvantaged audiences. She delivers effective training and educational support materials for Extension field staff and their clientele.

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Innovative Practices Lead to Small Farmer of the Year Award

March 24, 2021

At the age of 40, Mike Jones finally had enough resources to buy land in Franklin County and pursue his dream of owning his own farm. He came from a farming background, but the family lost its farm in the 1950s and since then, family members had worked as sharecroppers and tenant farmers. Fifteen years ago, he bought a 73-acre abandoned tobacco farm and turned it into a successful agricultural operation called MAE Farm. Today, he is the 2021 N.C. Small Farmer of the Year, a recognition awarded annually by Cooperative Extension at North Carolina A&T State University as part of Small Farms Week.

N.C. A&T-Led Heirs Property Team Wins State-Level Cooperative Extension Award

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N.C. A&T receives $100K grant from Tides Foundation and Google.org to assist N.C. livestock producers

August 25, 2023

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DR. MISTY BLUE-TERRY RECEIVES APLU TOP HONOR IN EXTENSION EXCELLENCE

December 3, 2017

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Cooperative Extension

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NC AgrAbility Partnership helps keep farmers on the land they love

Innovative Practices Lead to Small Farmer of the Year Award

N.C. A&T-Led Heirs Property Team Wins State-Level Cooperative Extension Award

N.C. A&T receives $100K grant from Tides Foundation and Google.org to assist N.C. livestock producers

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