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Episode 12 - Pacific Land-Grant Institutions

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Education

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United States Department of Agriculture Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service

Partners Video Magazine Partners 12 - Pacific Land-Grant Institutions

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The U.S. land-grant system extends far beyond the U.S. mainland. Partners video magazine travels to the Pacific and reports on the remarkable endeavors of the region’s land-grant partners.

Preview (:30)

Entire Program (28:00)

Segments

On the Big Island, University of Hawaii researchers hunt for solutions to a devastating virus that threatens the state’s $10 million-per-year banana industry. (4:29)

In American Samoa and the Northern Mariana Islands, land-grant faculty teach residents to become Paravets, trained volunteers who help local farmers with livestock care. (3:09)

University of Guam 4-H faculty lead an innovative fishing program for youth-at-risk, teaching them about their rich, traditional heritage and offering modern-day skills. (3:45)

At the College of Micronesia, scientists instruct locals on the finer points of oyster aquaculture, preparing them to compete in the lucrative, international black pearl market. (4:31)

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Public domain (Creative Commons dedication), as the Internet Archive states it.
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USDA
Language
English
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