Small producers of cattle or sheep in the Riverina are being sought for CSU research focussed on better understanding  the needs of smallholder producers.

A CSU graduate has barely had a chance to settle back into the family dairy farm on the NSW mid north coast before he heads to New Zealand on a Dairy Australia scholarship.

A CSU science student has been named by the Royal Agricultural Society of NSW as a 2015 RAS Rural Achiever.

CSU research showing there may be a link between the diet of ewes and the sex of their offspring could help sheep producers boost profits.

The potential benefits to human health of canola meal extracts in the treatment of cancer and obesity are being explored by CSU research student, Ms Saira Hussain.

The Federal Minister for Agriculture, The Hon Barnaby Joyce MP, has visited the Graham Centre for Agricultural Innovation at CSU in Wagga Wagga to see first-hand research to enhance Australian agriculture.

An international animal science award will be presented to a CSU academic this month for his commitment to animal production in Australia and throughout Asia.

Despite widespread interest in and experience with retaining crop stubbles on their paddocks as part of crop rotations, a CSU study shows that many grain growers still prefer to burn stubble.

A CSU botanist is continuing to share his insights into the survival secrets of the eucalypts during bushfires – this time to a Japanese audience.