MSU is a leader in agroecology, IPM, sustainable agriculture and genetic technology research. These three short courses will be held at Michigan State University. The course will be held 29 July- 5 August 2000 and is organized by The College of Agriculture and National Resources, the Department of Animal Science, the Department of Agricultural Engineering and the Office of International Programs at Michigan State University. The course is designed to address the emerging needs for effective comprehensive nutrient management plans that minimize environmental pollution. Michigan State University offers this 1-week short course with a focus on comprehensive nutrient management, policy development, and strategic planning for designing and implementing CNMPs.
Participants receive hands-on training and experience and field visits are a part of the program.
Information packages on each of the components, along with an MSU Nutrient Management software program will be provided to the participants. ISB, located at Virginia Tech University, USA, provides information on agricultural biotechnology research, regulation and product development with an emphasis on biosafety, risk assessment and risk management. Please notify us if you DO NOT wish ABSP to share your contact information with the Information Systems for Biotechnology program.