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Sustainable Agriculture
(SOILS 345)
Spring
2002
Tuesday
&Thursday 10:35-11:50
Washington
State University - Pullman
Johnson
Hall, Room 116
Instructors:Dave
Bezdicek and Cathy Perillo
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Develop
a basic understanding of food and farming systems, their components, and
the role of sustainability in those sectors.
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Explore
how biotic and abiotic factors affect food production and consumption.
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Develop
critical thinking and problem-solving skills necessary for evaluating complex
systems (and for using in the ‘real world’!).
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Course
will incorporate classroom discussions and presentations, guest experts,
case studies, field trips,and independent projects.
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Gain
a holistic perspective of agriculture and food while exploring your own
values with respect to sustainability.
Prerequisites: 1 semester each college-level
physical and biological science. Otherwise open to ALL folks, with
and without agricultural backgrounds.
Cooperative course taught jointly by WSU
and UI.
1 semester, 3 credit
hours
For more information,
contact Dave Bezdicek (bezdicek@wsu.edu)
or Cathy Perillo (cperillo@wsu.edu)
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