Grow 21: Enhancing North Dakota's Economy Through Agriculture
During the 2007 Legislative Session the Grow 21 concept for the Agricultural Experiment Station and the Extension Service was well received. The Legislature and Governor’s office provided significant investments that have been implemented and are already providing dividends for the State and citizens.
During the fall of 2008, NDSU administration and the State Board of Agricultural Research and Education (SBARE) sought and received input for future needs from organizations and citizens across North Dakota, as well as from NDSU faculty and staff. SBARE spent significant time and energy reviewing the concepts and prepared proposals for consideration for future investments that will be considered by the State’s leadership as we move forward to the 2009 Legislative Session.
On this Website are several items:
An update of the Grow 21 concept
Proposed program initiatives and rankings for the NDSU Extension Service
Proposed program initiatives and rankings for the ND Agricultural Experiment Station
Three capital projects
NDSU Extension Service and Research accomplishments
We invite you to visit the site often and to utilize the materials included. We have faithfully utilized the resources which North Dakota citizens and our elected leaders have entrusted to us. We also believe that the initiatives proposed for the 2009-11 biennium can further our ability to serve North Dakota and help our state and fellow citizens have bright futures.
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