A dozen Arkansas Tech University agriculture students shared their fall 2025 research projects during a poster presentation at Co-Create Innovation Hub in Russellville on Monday, Dec. 1.
The projects included research on the challenges facing the honeybee population in the United States, farmer mental health, the benefits of multi-species grazing, the future of cattle breeding and grazing systems’ impact on agriculture.
Emily Alberson of Paris, Hailey Andrews of Gentry, Emma Askins of Magazine, Stephanie Littlefield of Dover, MaKayla Goins of Mountain View, Shannon Hunter of Russellville, George Riggs of Pottsville, Jace Richard of Ozark, Kennedy Roberts of Hector, Cora Skaggs of Eureka, Mo., Luke Sutton of Hattieville and Blakely Williams of Russellville were the ATU students who shared their research.
Learn more about the ATU agriculture program at www.atu.edu/business/agriculture.
