A group of viticulture and wine-making students from CSU has had a learning experience of a lifetime during a recent trip to Europe to study some of best established cool-climate winemaking regions in the world.

New research at CSU examining what drives agricultural land use change in Australia has found that changes in commodity prices, total land holdings and rainfall only have a minor impact on land allocations in the short term.

Food security is shaping as a critical issue for all Australians, especially those in the Murray Darling Basin, and CSU

Improving the viability of lamb and wool enterprises in the central west of NSW will be the focus of a one-day forum to be held at Borenore, west of Orange, on Thursday 8 August.

The push to recruit agricultural workers is targeting a younger audience at a careers fair at CSU in Wagga Wagga on Wednesday 31 July.

A CSU economist has welcomed news the carbon tax will be scrapped next year in favour of an early start to an emissions trading scheme.

Enhancing the profitability of sheep and wool producers will be the key focus of a major Agribusiness Today forum to be held at Borenore, west of Orange, on Thursday 8 August.

A hub for teaching and research of life sciences at CSU has secured a NSW architecture award.

Visiting the abattoir and learning how to grade a carcase may seem an unusual way to spend your spare time but it has led to a world of opportunity for CSU student Ms Vanessa Campbell.