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HST67/ENVS167#2-3_Private Property and War

By: anbuchan

Third lecture on consequences of Neolithic Revolution and rising agricultural producivity

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2020 Crop Update #1

By: uvmext

The USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service or NASS has released the crop totals for the 2020 maple season. Vermont let the US again in total production with 2.2 million gallons. That is 50% of all the syrup made in the country. Vermont suga...

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Utilizing Occupancy Models to Compare Effectiveness of Dogs and Humans at Detecting the Invasive Spotted Lanternfly in Vineyards and Forests

By: vmc

This was presented by Angela Fuller as a part of a series of contributed talks from the 2022 FEMC Annual Conference. To learn more about the conference, visit: https://www.uvm.edu/femc/cooperative/conference/2022 Invasive species have the poten...

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Polasky, Stephen. "Meeting the Sustainable Development Challenge of Jointly Achieving Economic Growth and Improved Environmental Conditions". Marsh Professor. 25 October 2016.

By: presdent

Stephen Polasky is among the world’s leaders in combining ecology and economics to quantify the benefits of nature to human society. He has assessed the impact of biofuels on agricultural landscapes, climate change, and food prices, and he has p...

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GRS001#23_Hunger, Poverty and Economic Devlopment

By: anbuchan

Lecture on patterns of global hunger and poverty.

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Keeping a Focus on Equity & Access webinar (audio only)

By: clherric

While farmers are shifting methods of sales and distribution, many are also continuing and developing practices that address community food access, broader food system justice goals, and other ways of addressing equity right at the farm level. Pl...

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HST67/ENVS167#3-2_Village-Level Society

By: anbuchan

Second lecture in series on agriculture-based states.

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HST67/ENVS167#3-3: The Global Predominance of Agriculture-Based Empires

By: anbuchan

Lecture reviewing the long global predominance of agriculture-based empires.