| Tuesday, 8 November 2005: 8:25 AM | |||
| Advancing the History, Philosophy, and Sociology of Soil Science Education and Extension | |||
| Sponsor: | Z05 S205.1 Council on History, Philosophy & Sociology of Soil Science | ||
| Presidings: | Joseph Heckman, Rutgers University Eric Brevik, Valdosta State University | ||
| Introductory Remarks | |||
| 164-1 | Development of the Potash Fertilizer Industry in North America. Robert Mikkelsen, Potash & Phosphate Institute | ||
| 164-2 | Science Funding in New Zealand. M. B. Kirkham, Kansas State University, Brent Clothier, The Horticulture and Food Research Institute of New Zealand Ltd | ||
| 164-3 | Use of Alternative Tools to Promote Soil Survey: Use, Management and Historical Context. M. Levin, NRCS-USDA | ||
| Break | |||
| 164-4 | A Case for Ethical Arguments on the Inherent Value of Soil. Thomas Sauer, USDA-ARS | ||
| 164-5 | Industrial Vs Ecological Models of Agricultural Production. Francis Thicke, Radiance Dairy | ||
| 164-6 | Planting Genetically Improved Tree Crops on Previously Forested Soils to Advance the Green Revolution. Thomas Molnar, Rutgers University, Joseph Heckman, Rutgers University, Reed Funk, Rutgers University | ||
| 164-7 | Concerns about Fluoride Levels in Soils: the Twisted Path to an Age of Reason in the United States. Phyllis J. Mullenix, Mullenix Consulting | ||
| Discussion | |||
| Adjourn | |||
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