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Conroy's work teaching techniques to help people sustainably feed themselves subject of new slideshow

Posted by Lauren Hertel on Wednesday, April 4 2012

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Drew Conroy

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Sustainable Agriculture and Food Policy, International Conservation & Development, International

A new audio slideshow explores the work of UNH Professor Drew Conroy during the year he spent in Namibia, Africa. Conroy, a professor of applied animal science at the Thompson School of Applied Science, has traveled the world teaching about and researching techniques that are helping people to sustainably feed themselves.

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