The Ecological Food and Farming Systems (EFFS) graduate specialization fosters understanding of interdisciplinary concepts critical to sustainable agriculture and food systems.

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 The living systems of the planet that support our food, fiber, fuel, and future needs.  The health, education, governance and community networks that fulfill our needs.  The expression of human value for natural, human, and financial resources.
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