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A Science Roadmap for Food and Agriculture (PDF)
12015-09-18T20:35:46-07:00Tahsha LePageea85f1febcb0c09eba63eab8dfe9077d6859f6fa61304What are the Grand Challenges?plain2015-11-17T21:21:26-08:00Tahsha LePageea85f1febcb0c09eba63eab8dfe9077d6859f6fa
In order to integrate social sciences and natural science into agriculture it is important to look at the issues and current framework. The Science Roadmap identifies the grand challenges towards a sustainable future.
How are the issues being framed? What would you do differently or what do you believe will be effective in addressing the following societal needs?
"Framing the Needs and Identifying the “Grand Challenges.” This Roadmap is framed around the following societal needs:
- The need for U.S. food and agricultural producers to be competitive in a global environment.
- The need for food and agricultural systems to be economically, environmentally, and socially sustainable.
- The need for U.S. agriculture to adapt and contribute to the mitigations of the effects of climate variability.
- The need to enhance energy security and support a sustainable bioeconomy in the United States.
_ The need for safe, healthy, and affordable foods.
- The need to address global food security and hunger.
- The need to be good stewards of the environment and natural resources.
- The need for strong and resilient individuals, families, and communities.
- The need to attract and develop the next generation of agricultural scientists.
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12015-09-18T20:35:46-07:00Maria Frankf4a36a86c704d57f83d4d89bb75c74782395862cA Science Roadmap for Food and Agriculture (PDF)1A report by the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities, including contributors from HFHLplain2015-09-18T20:35:46-07:00Maria Frankf4a36a86c704d57f83d4d89bb75c74782395862c
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12015-09-18T20:35:54-07:00Tahsha LePageea85f1febcb0c09eba63eab8dfe9077d6859f6faSocial and Natural Sciences in AgricultureTahsha LePage2Bringing Social Science into the agricultural systemplain2015-11-17T20:27:52-08:00Tahsha LePageea85f1febcb0c09eba63eab8dfe9077d6859f6fa