Food
	Land
	and Culture

	October 3-4, 2002
	A conference on the social, economic and ethical aspects of agricultural biotechnology for extension faculty and other educators of adults, sponsored by the SEE Biotechnology grant at UW-Madison, University of Wisconsin-Extension, the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa Community College and the Center for World Affairs and the Global Economy -- WAGE. Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa tribal members participated in a community forum the first evening of the two-day event. See Snapshots from the conference.
	The conference was held at the Lac Courte Oreilles Casino, Lodge and Convention Center near Hayward, WI. Click here to see locator map.
	Supplemental materials, including papers, photos, powerpoint presentation files, web links and other media, including some brief streaming video clips, are being made available through the Speakers page (see button). Be sure to "reload" or "refresh" to have the latest version. This page and the other pages for this conference will remain on this website as an educational resource.
			Agronomist Chris Boerboom, University of Wisconsin-Madison/Extension, presents in the Ojibwa Casino Bingo Hall on day 2.
	Questions: If you have any questions regarding the registration or lodging reimbursement process, please e-mail or call CALS Outreach Services at (608) 263-1672. For conference program questions, please call or e-mail Mary Ellen Bell (608-263-6260) or Ken Smith (608-262-8637).

From The University of Wisconsin-Madison/Extension

Sponsored by a grant from USDA/CSREES/IFAFS

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