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Volume 23

Our 25th Anniversary edition (Fall 2000) features reports on our internship programs, BYU Faculty Research, and Benson Institute Scholar research projects.

 

Featured article

Commemorating 25 Years: The Ezra Taft Benson Agriculture and Food Institute
After 25 years of serving the people of the world, the Benson Institute celebrates by reporting on its accomplishments.
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Highlighted articles

Compiling the Organic Farming Database
Interns from Mexico visit to Utah to use Benson Institute facilities for compile an organic farming manual.

BYU Faculty Research: The Quinoa Project Four BYU professors research the genetic quality of quinoa in order to improve nutrition in the Bolivian High Plains.

Helping Anemic Communities in Bolivia
Beatriz Ramirez came to Utah to develop teaching materials to help educate her fellow Bolivians about anemia.

 

All the articles

Director's Message
A message from the Director of the Benson Institute, Dr. N. Paul Johnston (emeritus).


Benson Institute News

The thrd annual planning conference for the Benson Institute took place in October 2000.


Commemorating 25 Years: The Ezra Taft Benson Agriculture and Food Institute
After 25 years of serving the people of the world, the Benson Institute celebrates by reporting on its accomplishments.


BYU Interns: Finding Ways to Help in Ghana
The first group of interns from BYU report on their internship to Ghana.


BYU Interns: Bringing solutions to Bolivia
BYU Interns traveled to Bolivia in the Spring of 2000 to research Quinoa and help local communities.


BYU Interns: A Lifetime of Difference in Ecuador
BYU Interns travel to Ecuador to learn from and teach the people of two communities.


BYU Faculty Research: The Quinoa Project
Four BYU professors research the genetic quality of quinoa in order to improve nutrition in the Bolivian High Plains.


BYU Faculty Research: Effective Education with Lora Beth Brown
Lora Beth Brown of BYU's nutrition department traveled to Ecuador to teach effective education techniques to Latin American students.


Increasing Protein to Decrease Malnutrition
Laura Jimenez came to Provo to study camelid feeding practices with BYU professor Todd Robinson.


Teaching Exchange Students About Poultry Research
Celso Moreno and Diego Granda work as animal science interns at the poultry lab in Spanish Fork, Utah.


Helping Anemic Communities in Bolivia
Beatriz Ramirez came to Utah to develop teaching materials for helping to educate her fellow Bolivians about anemia.


Compiling the Organic Farming Database
Interns from Mexico visit Utah to use Benson Institute facilities to compile an organic farming manual.


Making Recommendations in Ecuador
Benson Institute-sponsored interns research parasite effects on anemia and health of children in Ecuador.


Initializing Studies in Bolivia
Benson Institute employee Raquel Tustón conducted baseline research on the nutritional status of children in Bolivia. Results will be useful for further intervention.


Furthering Nutrition in Guatemala
Katherine Diéguez makes nutritional advances as she works with the Ezra Taft Benson Agriculture and Food Institute in Guatemala.


Success Story
The Benson Institute highlights an area that they plan to improve through agronomy and nutrition.


Faculty Exchange: Ramiro Flores Visits BYU
During the spring of 2000, Ramiro Flores, professor of animal science at San Javier University in Sucre, Bolivia, came to Provo, Utah, to work with Roy Silcox of BYU’s Animal Science Department.

 

 

 

 

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