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.

Forget the dairy and cattle yards, never mind the sheep or pigs. An unusual work placement has shown CSU veterinary science student, Ms Laura Bairstow a different side of  livestock production.

A $1.3 million upgrade of equestrian facilities in the Riverina will be officially opened at CSU in Wagga Wagga at 10am on Friday 31 October.

An interest in how dairy cows digest their food, and the resulting methane burps, has taken a CSU student to the United States to further her research.

Getting communities involved is crucial to the success of the Murray Darling Basin Plan. That's the message CSU wetlands expert, Professor Max Finlayson, will deliver at the Australian Regional Development Conference.

A senior CSU researcher has been recognised among some of the world's top research talent during a recent visit to China.

Australia's Governor General, His Excellency the Honorable Sir Peter Cosgrove, AK MC, inspected CSU's award winning National Life Sciences Hub as part of his visit to CSU in Wagga Wagga on 2 October.

It's no surprise CSU student Mrs Rosemary McKean has trained to become a vet - she grew up surrounded by animals and watched both her parents work in the profession.