The University of Missouri is home to world-class faculty and state-of-the-art facilities, including more than 14,500 acres of university-owned research centers, farms and forests across the state. Faculty work each day to develop safe, healthy and affordable food and address issues of state, national and global importance. From creating a soy product that looks and tastes like chicken to developing drought-resistant crops, MU faculty are leading the way to creating "Food for the Future.
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The goal of the Mizzou Advantage is to raise MU's stature and impact by enhancing our activities in ...
From 2010 to 2022, the Lommasson garden was a 3,600 square feet plot of land on the University of Mo...
Four federal research laboratories at Kansas State University are helping solve the world’s looming ...
This brochure profiles the five post-doctoral fellows working with the Mizzou Advantage teams
Although the University of Michigan was committed to providing sustainable and healthy food on campu...
This fact sheet outlines the five competitive assets identified as the Mizzou Advantage and explains...
An update on the university’s four Feed the Future Innovation Labs: In just over two years, Kansas S...
Walking into campus dining halls for a fulfilling dinner, college students usually have the followin...
UM professors develop initiative to address food insecurity, food desert issues for Mississippian
Track II: Transportation and BiofuelsIncludes audio file (17 min.)The University of Missouri Center ...
In a state blessed with both significant surface and groundwater supplies and dynamic system of food...
The Global Food Systems Initiative, announced by Kansas State University President Kirk Schulz in Ja...
spring 2013"Mizzou faculty present interdisciplinary efforts."Story by Marcus Wilkins ; Photo by Sha...
University of Missouri Extension established a Metropolitan Food Systems Team in September 2011 with...
As the modern-day food system becomes increasingly industrialized on a global scale, the negative co...
The goal of the Mizzou Advantage is to raise MU's stature and impact by enhancing our activities in ...
From 2010 to 2022, the Lommasson garden was a 3,600 square feet plot of land on the University of Mo...
Four federal research laboratories at Kansas State University are helping solve the world’s looming ...
This brochure profiles the five post-doctoral fellows working with the Mizzou Advantage teams
Although the University of Michigan was committed to providing sustainable and healthy food on campu...
This fact sheet outlines the five competitive assets identified as the Mizzou Advantage and explains...
An update on the university’s four Feed the Future Innovation Labs: In just over two years, Kansas S...
Walking into campus dining halls for a fulfilling dinner, college students usually have the followin...
UM professors develop initiative to address food insecurity, food desert issues for Mississippian
Track II: Transportation and BiofuelsIncludes audio file (17 min.)The University of Missouri Center ...
In a state blessed with both significant surface and groundwater supplies and dynamic system of food...
The Global Food Systems Initiative, announced by Kansas State University President Kirk Schulz in Ja...
spring 2013"Mizzou faculty present interdisciplinary efforts."Story by Marcus Wilkins ; Photo by Sha...
University of Missouri Extension established a Metropolitan Food Systems Team in September 2011 with...
As the modern-day food system becomes increasingly industrialized on a global scale, the negative co...
The goal of the Mizzou Advantage is to raise MU's stature and impact by enhancing our activities in ...
From 2010 to 2022, the Lommasson garden was a 3,600 square feet plot of land on the University of Mo...