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Scholarship opportunity: Guatemalan to study at North Carolina A&T

Guatemalans interested in pursuing a doctoral degree are encouraged to apply for a fellowship package that will be part of an upcoming Horticulture Innovation Lab project in Guatemala, called MásRiego. Guatemaltecos/as interesados en obtener un título de doctorado para solicitar un paquete de becas que formará parte de un nuevo proyecto del “Horticulture Innovation Lab” en Guatemala, llamado MásRiego.

six people stand talking in a vegetable field

Students share Trellis stories in Davis Enterprise

Three UC Davis students shared their experiences with Trellis Fund projects this summer for a front-page article, “Global insights: Trellis students work abr

Five men stand smiling under trees

‘Local’ inspiration from half a world away

An entomology researcher in North Carolina. A program coordinator in the Democratic Republic of Congo. A social change specialist in Washington, D.C. A banana expert in Hawaii. A project evaluator in Ghana.

Bob Johnson, a UC Davis graduate student, worked with farmers in Kenya on potato production, for a previous Trellis Fund project.

New Trellis Fund projects matched to students

Fourth round of Trellis Fund projects announced

The Horticulture Innovation Lab has awarded 14 new Trellis Fund projects, led by organizations in nine countries with technical support provided by grad studen

Kelsey Barale takes notes during an interview with a farmer

Barale honored with BIFAD Student Award for Scientific Excellence

UC Davis graduate student Kelsey Barale was honored today in Des Moines, Iowa, at a public meeting of a U.S. government advisory board in advance of World Food Prize activities.

Elana accepts award plaque from USAID leader, American flag in background

Graduate student receives BIFAD award for international work

Elana Peach-Fine, a recent UC Davis graduate, was honored by Raj Shah, chief administrator for the U.S. Agency for International Development at a BIFAD meeting, Jan. 30 in Washington D.C.

Students measure out a plot in a field

Engaging tomorrow's agricultural researchers in international development

Not vacation, summer classes or lab work — some U.S. graduate students will be able to answer the classic back-to-school question, “What did you do this summer?” with stories of working abroad on agricultural development projects.

Kenyan staff member shows American student plant detail with farmers in background, in Kenya

Projects send grad students abroad to work with smallholder farmers

Second round of Trellis Fund projects awarded

Beginning this month, U.S.

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