Where in the World is IAD? -- Student List
Name: |
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Kim Steinman |
Email: |
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kpsteinmann@ucdavis.edu |
Year Entered: |
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2003 |
Hometown: |
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California |
Undergraduate Inst.: |
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UC Davis |
Undergradutate Degree: |
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Wildlife Biology, Botany |
Area of Emphasis: |
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Economic Assessment of Alternative Agricultural Production Methods |
Major Professor |
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Minghua Zhang |
Thesis |
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Pheromone Mating Disruption as an Alternative to Organophosphate Use in Walnuts: A Cost Analysis |
Languages: |
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English, Spanish |
Countries Worked In: |
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California
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Why interested in IAD: |
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To gain a better understanding of the effects of global changes in communication and technology on agriculture. To learn tools to implement effective change. To work toward development of sustainable production of food able to feed a growing population. |
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