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Sustainable Food Production

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This course talks about the impact of infectious disease on sustainable animal-based food production by understanding the science of growth, immunity, and infection and by learning the problem-solving skills needed to advance animal health and food production through optimal management practices. 

There is a growing global need in agricultural production for a workforce that is capable of integrating knowledge of animal health and production with an understanding of consumer preferences in the context of economic reality, business efficiency, and ethical constraint. However, current evidence suggests that there is a growing shortage of people with the knowledge and problem-solving skills required to match the rapid advances being made in animal health, science, and food production. The results of this shortage are wide-ranging and could lead to challenges in food security and agricultural economic competitiveness in some countries.
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Producer - Colleen Cook
Graphic Design Supervisor - Killivalavan Solai
Graphic Designer - Elliot Devries
Graphic Designer - Vin Calianno
Videographer - Grant Pichla
​​​​​​​Video Editor - Grant Pichla
Image Researcher - Robyn Bianconi
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Level - Beginner
Commitment - 6 weeks of study; 5-7 hours/week
Language - English
Sustainable Food Production
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