The Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems (SAFS) programs foster active and experiential learning in agriculture and food system sustainability.

AGROECO Listserv: SAFS Jobs, Events, and Opportunties

SAFS Minor Advising Appointment

Book a 30-minute SAFS advising appointment for course questions, degree clearance, career and internship consulting, or just to check in!

 

 

AGROECO Listserv

Want to sign up for the AGROECO listserv with SAFS events, jobs, and campus opportunities? Email listserv@list.msu.edu and write "SUBSCRIBE AGROECO" in the body of your message. Welcome!

 

Travel Grant Form

Are you a SAFS graduate or undergraduate student interested in traveling to a conference or training to forward your career? We can help you get there! Download the form for more information.

 

Resources

Job listservs, funding, and additional community links

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SAFS 2020 Annual Report
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CSS 124 students visiting the MSU Student Organic Farm

 

 CSS 124: Introduction to Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems

... each module has helped me to open my eyes and become much more informed with the different facets of sustainability, food systems, agriculture, and the civil discourse of the many ''wicked problems'' we face in both the US and abroad. Thank you!Anon, Spring 2018

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CSS 224: Sustainable Farm & Food System Field Course

 

Meeting Times

2022 tentative Field Trip dates:
Saturday September 17th, 8-6pm
Saturday, September 24th, 8-6pm
Saturday, October 1, 9-2pm

Class meeting
Fridays Sept. 9-Oct. 28th, 3-4:30PM
Class will officially end Oct. 31 2022

 

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424 students hosting Food Day on MSU Campus

CSS 424: Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems: Integration and Synthesis

Having an end-product that is really going to be utilized as opposed to a hypothetical answer to a problem put before us is really rewarding. Tatum, Fall 2018

 

 

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