the 100th anniversary of the NSAC, Canada Post issued 'Nova Scotia Agricultural College, 1905-2005' on 14 February 2005 as part of the Canadian Universities series. The stamp was based on a design by Denis L'Allier and a photograph by Guy Lavigueur. The 50¢ stamps are kiss cut and were printed by Lowe-Martin Company Inc. A fire seriously damaged the main teaching building - the Cox Institute - on 21 June 2018. While repairs are made, the old Sears location in the Truro Mall has been turned into teaching and office space for, at least, the 2018–19 school year. Programs The Faculty of Agriculture offers the following academic programs: Graduate programs Master of Science (MSc) Undergraduate programs Animal Science Agricultural Business Agricultural Economics Aquaculture Bio-veterinary Science Equine Management Engineering Environmental Landscape Horticulture Environmental Sciences Integrated Environmental Management International Food Business Landscape Architecture Plant Science Pre-Veterinary Medicine Small Business Management (B.Tech.) Diploma and technical programs Business Management Dairy Business Management Managed Landscapes Plant Science Veterinary Technology Continuing education certificate programs Certificate of Specialization in Organic Agriculture Certificate in Animal Welfare Certificate in Genetics and Molecular Biology Certificate in Integrated Pest Management Certificate in International Rural Development Certificate in Sustainable Development Certificate in Technology Education Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Environmental Biology Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Food Bioscience Barley Ring The barley ring is the official ring of the Faculty of Agriculture; the ring was first introduced in 2010. The barley pattern was selected as it is an important crop harvested in Nova Scotia and one of the first crops planted at the Agricultural Campus in 1890. The barley ring is easily recognized by its distinctive barley pattern around the band. Each ring is individually hand made by Donna Hiebert of Truro, N.S. Rings are available with a wide or narrow band, in 14k white and yellow gold or in stainless steel. Athletics The Dalhousie Agricultural Campus Rams have teams that compete in the Atlantic College Athletic Association, the Canadian Intercollegiate Lumberjacking Association (CILA) and the Atlantic Intercollegiate Equestrian League. In the 2015–2016 season, both the men's and women's woodsmen teams won the CILA championship. In the 2016 - 2017 season of the ACAA, the women's cross country team won the provincial championship race. The campus has one athletic facility called the Langille Athletic Center, situated beside the Cox Institute of Agricultural Technology on Cumming Drive. As of 2019, there are nine sport teams that include;