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Re: How ya gonna keep 'em down on the nursery?

In a message dated 2/18/05 6:08:10 PM, miranda@tagoresmith.com writes:

<< Today, more colleges and universities are teaching practical 

agriculture and many more are teaching from an organic, or at least a 

"sustainable" approach.  >>

Miranda,

How do prospective students of higher education know what schools teach 
horticulture, let alone which schools teach agricultural practices to which they 
are sympathetic? I've googled horticultural schools, etc., and read their 
catalogs, which all seem to use "motherhood and apple pie" buzzword language these 
days, but how does one know if it is true? Is there an organization one can go 
to for reliable info?

Sally
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