For the first time since January 2016, Michael Parrella is not the dean at the University of Idaho’s College of Agricultural and Life Science. Parrella said while it’s hard to say goodbye, he feels that he and his staff made great strides not only in Moscow, but statewide.
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One of the University of Idaho College of Agricultural and Life Sciences’ largest capital projects continues to move a long at a healthy clip. Michael Parrella, CALS dean, said construction continues outside of Rupert on the Center for Agriculture, Food and the Environment, better known as CAFE.
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After nine years as the dean of the University of Idaho’s College of Agricultural and Life Science, Michael Parrella has announced plans to retire. Parrella, who also holds the title of special assistant to the president for agricultural initiatives in recognition of his many contributions to the university, will retire on June 21, 2025. The hope...
Last month, Burley-based Redox provided the University of Idaho a $500,000 gift for the school’s Central for Agriculture, Food and the Environment project in the south-central portion of the state. Darin Moon, CEO of Redox said what attracted him to the CAFE is that the College of Agricultural Life Sciences plans to look at the entire dairy system.
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On Tuesday, Cargill announced a $500,000 donation to the University of Idaho for the CAFE project outside of Rupert. Cargill noted in Tuesday’s announcement supporting the next generation of sustainability experts is important not only to the company, but the dairy sector as a whole. University of...
The rapid increase of inflation this year has impacted each one of us in a variety of ways. At the University of Idaho, inflation has led to cost overruns for several key capital projects. And while overruns are not abnormal when it comes to construction, the size of that overrun is what has school officials looking for additional funding sources.
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The University of Idaho's CAFE project took a big step forward this week. On Tuesday, the Idaho Board of Land Commissioners approved the U of I’s request to purchase land central to the school’s Center for Agriculture, Food and the Environment.
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