A CTAHR scientist and his protoge describe the benefits of microaeration in anaerobic digestion process in their recent critical review research paper in Biotechnology Advances.

Graduate Assistant Russell Galanti spent the summer at the foot of Tanzania’s Mount Meru as a Trellis Fund fellow, working to improve child malnutrition through increased vegetable production with the use of sustainable agriculture.

When the Western Region International Plant Propagation Society held its annual conference in Kona last week, plenty of present and former members of the CTAHR ‘ohana were there to provide information and support, including Noa Lincoln, Orville Baldos, Ethan Romanchak, Nellie Sugii, Tim Kroessig, Tracie Matsumoto, Ty McDonald, Norman Bezona, and Rich Criley.

When the Western Region International Plant Propagation Society held its annual conference in Kona last week, plenty of present and former members of the CTAHR ‘ohana were there to provide information and support, including Noa Lincoln, Orville Baldos, Ethan Romanchak, Nellie Sugii, Tim Kroessig, Tracie Matsumoto, Ty McDonald, Norman Bezona, and Rich Criley.

UH Animal Science researchers are part of a transgenic study that successfully altered pigs to produce microbial enzymes in their saliva that could make swine digestion more efficient and reduce environmental impacts of swine operations.