This journal club is open to both graduate students and advanced undergraduate students who have an interest in reviewing the current scientific literature in the field of plant biotechnology.

This class will explore plant chemical constituents and their role in clinical treatment.

Management and operation of the Stockbridge Stables at the Hadley Farm. Development of cash flow statements, purchasing and ordering of supplies, delegation and supervision of labor, and appropriate client communication. Required weekly meetings and student committee assignments.

Potential of pasture to provide nutritional needs of livestock and the integration of well-managed pasture systems can contribute significantly to the sustainability of the farm. Major topics include a review of major forage species selection, grazing management, establishment of new pastures, and pasture renovation.

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This course teaches students the basics of draft horse husbandry before moving on to teach them skills in working with horses in harness, both on the road and on the farm.

Upper-level independent work project with a faculty member related to some area of equine management.

Sophomore-level independent work related to some area of equine management.

This is a student-led practicum experience that utilizes a plot of land on campus to grow edible and ornamental crops. Although offered every semester, specific garden activities depend on the season of the year. Mandatory pass/fail grading. Students may enroll more than once for credit.