Methods and resources used for developing the curriculum in animal husbandry for vocational agriculture in Kansas
by Sa-Nguan Kaewmoragot
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How does Kaewmoragot’s approach to structuring an animal husbandry curriculum reflect the broader socio-economic and agricultural priorities of Kansas at the time of writing?
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