University Receives Research Funding

University Receives Research Funding

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Angelo State University (ASU) received a $116,500 gift from Shell Oil Exploration and Production to fund a rangeland reclamation research project through joint efforts of the ASU Department of Agriculture and Department of Physics and Geosciences. Dr. Cody Scott, professor of animal science and range scientist, and Dr. James Ward,…

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