History
The College of Agriculture was established at the at University of Saskatchewan in 1909. Between 1914 and 1922 the College teamed up with the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture to operate the Better Farming Train throughout rural Saskatchewan.
The change of the name of the college to College of Agriculture and Bioresources was approved by University Council in June 2005
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