Problems, Opportunities, and Challenges

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	Problems, Opportunities, and Challenges

Dr. Victor L. Martin One of the classes many students in the Agricultural Program at Barton take is titled, “Agriculture In Society.” The purpose of this course is to explore not only the effects our agriculture heritage has had on the development of our country but how the country as a whole interacts with and views the industry and culture of agriculture today. This necessarily involves some history and background, from hunter-gatherers to today’s modern ...

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