Increasing Understanding of Public Problems and Policies; A Group Study of Four Topics in the Field of Extension Education.

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ERIC Number: ED029184

Record Type: RIE

Publication Date: 1968

Pages: 166

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Increasing Understanding of Public Problems and Policies; A Group Study of Four Topics in the Field of Extension Education.

Farm Foundation, Chicago, IL.

Sixteen essays pertaining to agricultural extension education were the basis of the 18th National Agricultural Policy Conference, held September 10-18, 1968, at Sequoyah State Park, Wagoner, Oklahoma. Individual topics of papers include leadership training, Iowa State welfare, low income area community development, an urban extension pilot program, the Marion (Indiana) Community School Program, United States and foreign policy, the world food situation, trade and international commodity programs, changes in agriculture, collective bargaining for farmers, market-oriented agriculture, land diversion and supply control programs, and institutions' role in rural poverty programs. (jf)

Descriptors: Agriculture, Collective Bargaining, Community Development, Farmers, Food, Land Use, Leadership Training, Low Income Groups, Marketing, Poverty Programs, Public Affairs Education, Public Policy, Rural Extension, Technological Advancement, World Affairs

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Authoring Institution: Farm Foundation, Chicago, IL.

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