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Foster knowledge through a series of micro-essays and meaningful dialogue about environmentally-sound agriculture

The Nobel Prize Nematode

By George Bird • October 18, 2024
The nematode C. elegans was part of a research project awarded the 2024 Nobel Prize in Medicine.

TEST 1

By George Bird • October 17, 2024
Sub title Test
A dirt road going through a grassy field with mountains in the background

Pioneering in the 21st Century (Blog No.3)

By George Bird • September 20, 2024
As a twenty first century citizen, you need to be a pioneer!
An aerial view of a lush green field with a blue sky in the background.

Climate Issues and Resolution (Blog No. 2)

By George Bird • September 20, 2024
A possible most important instrument for climate change does not currently exist in a meaningful way; It involves local communities.
A man in a green sweater is sitting in a lab

Ask Prof George (Blog No. 1)

By George Bird • September 20, 2024
Our future success depends on implementing old, current, and future technologies in an environmentally-sound and socially acceptable manner.

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through a series of micro-essays and meaningful dialogue about environmentally-sound agriculture

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The Prof George blog focuses on agriculture, science, culture, and worldviews:

with very special reference to the environment.


The blog is designed to foster knowledge through a series of micro-essays and meaningful dialogue about environmentally-sound agriculture.


As a system of system of food, feed and fiber production, agriculture is humankind’s greatest innovation!


For agriculture to provide an appropriate quantity of high-quality food for a global population of more than eight billion in the second quarter of the 21st Century, it must be based on the fundamentals of the science of ecology.


Is this compatible with our culture and individual worldviews?

George W. Bird

Professor Emeritus, Michigan State University

President, G. W. Bird Family Foundation for Environmentally-Sound Agriculture

Professor George has more than fifty-five years of Land Grant University teaching experience with undergraduates, graduate students, and Extension outreach initiatives. 


3Each blog will contain several references designed for the blogger to obtain additional information about the topic.


4This statement intentionally ignores the fact that various species of insects engage in agriculture.

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