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NEO agriculture students gain hands-on AI experience through USDA-funded training
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NEO agriculture students gain hands-on AI experience through USDA-funded training
Miami, Okla. — This past fall, twelve students from the Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College Agriculture Department gained valuable hands-on experience in artificial insemination through participation in an Artificial Insemination (AI) School at Flying Cow Genetics in Welch, Oklahoma.The training was made possible through a United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) grant supporting agricultural career readiness and workforce development.Flying…
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