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RCE Extension 360

RCE Extension 360

著者： Rachel Lyons and Kathleen Howell
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 The Extension 360 podcast highlights the programs of Rutgers Cooperative Extension and the people that make them possible. Through engaging interviews with faculty and staff - including agents, educators, and researchers, the podcast explores the impact that RCE has on the daily lives of the citizens of New Jersey. The wide-ranging conversations explore topics around agriculture, natural resources, food systems, nutrition, health & wellness, youth development and more.2021 Rutgers University 科学
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  • The Future of Extension with Claudia Urdanivia

    The Future of Extension with Claudia Urdanivia
    2023/03/09
    In this episode of Extension 360, we chat with Claudia Urdanivia. Claudia serves as the Senior 4-H Program Coordinator in Hudson County, NJ. She joined Rutgers Cooperative Extension during the pandemic and has grown the Hudson County 4-H program in that short time. Claudia is passionate about food security, food systems, and urban agriculture and exposing young people to all of these topics. Rachel and Kathleen talk with Claudia about her work and what led her to a career with RCE in the area of 4-H Youth Development.
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    34 分
  • The Future of Extension with Kate Brown

    The Future of Extension with Kate Brown
    2023/02/08
    In this episode of Extension 360, we chat with Kate Brown. Kate is a Program Associate in the Department of Agriculture & Natural Resources stationed in Burlington County. She shared about her work with farm safety and other related projects. Rachel and Kathleen talk with Kate about her work and what led her to Cooperative Extension.
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    23 分
  • Leading Extension with Dr. Brad Hillman

    Leading Extension with Dr. Brad Hillman
    2023/01/19
    In this episode of Extension 360, we chat with Dr. Bradley Hillman. Brad served as the Director of the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station for nearly 15 years until 2015. He has been a professor in the Department of Plant Biology for 35 years. Over the course of his career, his research has focused on virus diseases of blueberry and cranberry, two of New Jersey's most important crops. Rachel and Kathleen talk with Brad about his work and what led him to this field of study and to a career at a land-grant university. Brad also shares his knowledge about the land-grant university system as well as his personal philosophy and advice for success.
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    51 分
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