This document is the second in a series designed to describe agricultural education projects and practices which have been successful in promoting agricultural change and improvement in areas of the world where subsistance agriculture predominates. The projects are included here because of their emphasis on development of human resources and potential use in world settings. The 16 projects described relate to specific agricultural education concerns, such as instructional media, development of areas of production agriculture, educational levels and educational agencies. The production agriculture topics include training courses for fishery staff, horticulturists and forestry. The uses of radio broadcasting and textbooks projects are described. Plans are included on the World Conference on Agricultural Education and Training in Copenhagen, 1970 and the statutes of the joint advisory committee of the FAO, UNESCO, and ILO. (RR)