Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems
Students explore sustainable agricultural practices, local food movements, and strategies for creating resilient food systems.
Key Questions
- Differentiate between organic, permaculture, and conventional farming methods.
- Analyze the benefits of local food systems for environmental sustainability and community resilience.
- Design a sustainable food system for a specific urban or rural community.
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