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Alaska Grown grains like Sunshine Barley are helping to build Alaska's food resilience and provide economic opportunities for local Alaskans. UAF Institute for Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Extension Director Jodie Anderson talks about new grain varieties.
This week's episode is about a citizen science project to study geomagnetic storms. Dr. Dogacan Ozturk from the UAF Geophysical Institute shares why studying the earth's magnetic field is important and how citizens can participate in this important research.
This week's episode is all about the El Nino weather pattern in Alaska. Rick Thoman, Alaska's favorite climate specialist at the University of Fairbank's International Arctic Research Center, will join us for this week's weather adventure.
The West Susitna Access Road is now on a fast track for permitting approval.
The Petersville Trails and Rescue Center is already partially built, but more funds are needed to finish the project.
Gas production was the topic at a State Joint Resources Committee meeting last week.
Twenty five million dollars has just been approved to advance building efforts for the West Susitna Access Road.
The Talkeetna Airmen’s Association is working with the Mat-Su Borough for repairs to the Village Airstrip revetment.
Sandhill cranes have already arrived at the Dale Saunders Crane Sanctuary, a bit ahead of schedule, before their long journey to California.
