North Dakota State University Statement of Financial Position 2024: $1.894B (Page 9)
The Extension Service, established in 1914, is a vital link between the public and NDSU, a land-grant university in Fargo, North Dakota. It delivers science-based education to enhance the lives and communities of North Dakotans through workshops, publications, events, and digital resources.
With a focus on agriculture, youth development (including 4-H), family wellness, and environmental protection, Extension agents provide unbiased, research-based information tailored to local needs. Operating in counties like Cass, Burleigh, and Dunn, the service fosters learning partnerships to empower residents in making informed decisions.
Supported by county, state, and federal funding, NDSU Extension collaborates with specialists and a national network to address economic, health, and community challenges, ensuring accessible, practical education for all ages to strengthen agriculture and community vitality across the state.
The Extension Service, established in 1914, is a vital link between the public and NDSU, a land-grant university in Fargo, North Dakota. It delivers science-based education to enhance the lives and communities of North Dakotans through workshops, publications, events, and digital resources. With a focus on agriculture, youth development (including 4-H), family wellness, and environmental protection, Extension agents provide unbiased, research-based information tailored to local needs.
NDSU Coffee Shops | NSF Food Preparation Standards
Operating in counties like Cass, Burleigh, and Dunn, the service fosters learning partnerships to empower residents in making informed decisions. Supported by county, state, and federal funding, NDSU Extension collaborates with specialists and a national network to address economic, health, and community challenges, ensuring accessible, practical education for all ages to strengthen agriculture and community vitality across the state.
Join us for the opening day of 800 Cafe, an initiative led by nutrition science students offering healthy meals under 800 calories! 🥣
Open to the public through April 25, visitors can enjoy delicious lunches for $10.
View the menu and reserve a spot: https://t.co/csCLvsoNQ8 pic.twitter.com/u0rxpN4lXZ
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