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The Regenerative Agriculture Demonstration Lab (rad-lab) Program for Soil Science Undergraduate Research Experience (RAD-4-SSURE) Will Provide Field and Laboratory Opportunities, Training, and Experiences to a Diverse Student Population at California State University, Chico Through the Rad-lab and a Variety of Applied Research and Service Learning Projects. the Objective of RAD-4-SSURE Is to Expose Students to New and Existing Analytical Techniques and Technologies to Assess and Quantify Soil Health and Provide an Integrated Training Environment That Includes Lab, Leadership, Data Science, and Communication Experiences. Built Around a Cohort Based Experiential Learning Approach (soils Outstanding Interdisciplinary Leaders - Soil), RAD-4-SSURE Will Foster the Development of Skilled Knowledgeable Students Prepared to Become Leaders in the Rapidly Changing Agriculture and Natural Resources Workforce.
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