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2008 CIIFAD Seminar Series
Agroecological Perspectives for Sustainable Development


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CIIFAD's Agroecological Perspectives in Sustainable Development seminar series has concluded for the Spring '08 semester. PowerPoint presentations are available online for many of the seminars. The Fall '08 series will begin Wednesday, Sept. 3. at 12:20 PM in 135 Emerson Hall

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Mon., May 12, 2008
Christopher Barrett, Professor, Dept. of Applied Economics, Cornell University, will present "Poverty Traps and Social Protection" at 1:30-3:00 PM in 401 Warren Hall (sponsored by AEM)

Wed., May 14, 2008
Brent Gloy, Assoc. Professor, Dept. of Applied Economics, Cornell University, will present "Renewable Energy from Livestock Waste: The Economics of Anaerobic Digestion" at 3:00 PM in 401 Warren Hall (sponsored by AEM)

Check the Einuadi Center's recently updated list of external funding opportunities and Fulbright programs

Spring Semester
135 Emerson Hall, Wednesdays, 12:20-1:10pm


Sponsored by CIIFAD in collaboration with
the Departments of Natural Resources
and Crop and Soil Sciences

(See also Spring '07 and Fall '07 schedules)

- January 23
Learning to Measure the Performance of Ecoagriculture Landscapes
- Louise Buck, Senior Extension Associate
Department of Natural Resources, Cornell University
- Paul Treadwell, Distance Learning Consultant
Cornell Cooperative Extension, Cornell Univerisity
slide presentation     • flyer

- January 30
Breeding for Multiple Cropping Systems
- Margaret Smith, Professor
Department of Plant Breeding & Genetics, Cornell University
slide presentation     • flyer

- February 6
Considering SRI in Terms of Genotype and Phenotype: More Questions than Answers
- Norman Uphoff, Professor
International Programs, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Department of Government, Cornell University
slide presentation     • flyer

- February 13
Millennium Development Goals: Realistic, Relevant or Useful?
- Robert Herdt, Adjunct International Professor
International Programs, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Department of Applied Economics and Management, Cornell University
slide presentation     • flyer

- February 20
Using Genetics from Wild Relatives of Rice for Crop Improvement
- Luis Maas, Graduate Student
Department of Plant Breeding & Genetics, Cornell University
slide presentation     • flyer

- February 27
Immigrant Farmworkers in NY State: Dilemmas and Choices
- Mary Jo Dudley
Director, Cornell Farmworker Program
Sr. Extension Associate, Department of Development Sociology, Cornell University

- March 5
Framework for Protecting Innovations of Grassroots Workers in Rural India
- Kalpana Sastry Regulagedda
Fulbright Visiting Scholar, Cornell University
Principal Scientist, National Academy of Agricultural Research Management, Hyderabad, India

- March 12
World Vision's Vision for Food Security in Africa
- Carlos Piedrasanta, Director
Grant Acquisition & Management - Africa
World Vision, Washington, DC

- March 26
The Role of Property Rights and Collective Action Institutions in Agricultural and Natural Resource Management
- Stephan Dohrn, Knowledge Sharing Specialist
CGIAR Systemwide Program on Collective Action and Property Rights (CAPRi)
International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), Washington DC
slide presentation     • flyer

- April 2
Agroecology of Mycotoxin Reduction in the Haitian Food Chain
-
Dan Brown, Associate Professor
Deparment of Animal Science, Cornell University

- April 9
The Connections Between Root Health, Soil Health, and Plant Health
- George Abawi, Professor of Plant Pathology & International Agriculture
Department of Plant Pathology, Cornell University
slide presentation     • flyer

- April 16
African Traditional Leafy Vegetables: A Pathway to Wealth and Health for Small Farmers in Kenya and Tanzania?
- Anna Herforth, PhD Candidate
Division of Nutritional Sciences, Cornell University

- April 23
Managing Plant Genetic Resources for Sustainable Agriculture Approaches in India
- Vandana Tyagi
Senior Scientist
, National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources, New Delhi, India
Hubert H. Humphrey Fellow, Cornell University

- April 30
Better Living through Mutualisms: Understanding Legume Nitrogen Fixation on Grain Farms in New York State
- Meagan Schipanski, Graduate Student
Department of Horitculture, Cornell University
slide presentation     • flyer

- May 7 (CANCELLED)
The Effect of Conflict and Drought on Agriculture in Afghanistan
- Mahboobullah Oryakhel, Humphrey Fellow

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