Dr. Marshall McDaniel, agronomy, Dr. Ebby Luvaga, economics, and Maggie Norton accompanied a group of 17 CALS students on a spring break travel course to Spain. The group visited many farms including olive, dairy, vineyard, rabbit, snail, almond, peach, a yogurt facility, fruit processing and cultural visits too. McDaniel said it was a 鈥渇antastic, edifying trip.鈥�
The course objective is to enhance students' understanding of production and competition in agricultural world markets.聽Students will analyze production agriculture (a typical farm or ranch), business and trade in Spain and compare them with respect to the U.S.聽Pre-departure orientation will familiarize students with the history culture, politics, geography, soils, agriculture, economy and trade of Spain.
3 credits of Agron 496 or Econ 496聽(1-2 credits in AGRON 496 +聽1-2 credits in ECON 496 to total 3 credits)
So, you鈥檝e decided you are going to study abroad and are counting down the days until your adventure. No matter what part of the world you are traveling to, you will experience new cultures and interact with new people, but what if you are unsure about your foreign language skills?
