V. Education and training for farming systems research and extension

J. Bárczi, J. Kozári and K. Tóth. Principles of Agricultural Extension Applicable in Hungary.

A. Bocchicchio. New Professional Profile for the Rural Extension Area.

P. Calonge, A. Garau, A. Guarnaschelli, C. Rezzano, C. Winckler and C. Banchero. The Green Revolution as a Tool for Participative Interdisciplinary Learning.

P. Kaltoft. Professionalism in extension service - opening the "black box" of agro-scientific expert knowledge. Organic farming as a case.

 

J. Park, T. Rehman  and  J. D. H. Keatinge. Some contemporary challenges of teaching agriculture at a university - a perspective from Rading, UK.

M. C. Plencovich, A. Ayala Torales and A. Bocchicchio. The case method revisited. Towards and an interdisciplinary approach to teaching and learning processes in the agronomic sciences.

P. Wims. Training Farmers for Viability in a Changing Agricultural Policy Environment.