Instructor: Wayne A. Geyer

Hours of Credit: 2

When Held: Spring semester

Description: Study of the woody and non-woody components of the land use management systems used in much of the world. Topics will include international agriculture and forestry covering the interaction of crops, livestock, and woody plants. The agroforestry concept, classification of systems, practices used worldwide, and the contribution of agroforestry to local economies of lesser developed countries will be examined. Two hours lecture a week. Field trip required.

Prerequisites: BIOL 201 or BIOL 210 or HORT 201