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Altieri, Miguel; Vukasin, Helen L., Ed. – 1988
Environmental planning requires more than finding the right technology and a source of funds. Planning involves consideration of the social, cultural, economic, and natural environments in which the project occurs. The challenge is to develop sustainable food systems that have reasonable production but do not degrade the resource base and upset…
Descriptors: Agriculture, Agronomy, Community Planning, Conservation (Environment)
Herring, Matthew D.; And Others – Journal of Agronomic Education (JAE), 1990
A survey of the academic requirements of internships, benefits in taking part in an internship, and problems encountered in internship programs are described. Results indicated that one of the problems with internship programs occurred when faculty did not have direct control over the experience. (CW)
Descriptors: Agronomy, College Science, Experiential Learning, Field Experience Programs
Jordan, Diann; Williamson, Lionel – Journal of Agronomic Education (JAE), 1990
Provided is information that may enable minority students and land grant faculties and administrators to more effectively deal with the academic, financial, and emotional needs of minority students who are making the transition to graduate school. Highlighted are networking, mentoring, financial aid, and increasing sensitivity to the adjustment…
Descriptors: Agronomy, College Science, Financial Problems, Graduate Study
Kuehl, R. J.; And Others – Journal of Agronomic Education, 1987
Reviews the numerical gains that women have made in employment in the agricultural sciences in the last five years, and the career opportunities that currently exist. Discusses trends in recruiting women into the agricultural sciences, the increase in doctoral degrees conferred upon women, and the need for more women in agronomy and soil science.…
Descriptors: Agriculture, Agronomy, College Science, Degrees (Academic)