Plant Science Job Horizon Dimmed By Lack Of Funding
Researchers are perturbed by the weak support being given to a discipline that they consider vital to planet Earth's survival The job market for agricultural scientists has shown little or no net growth over the past several years. Fortunately, in a sense, the same weak economic climate that's slowed job creation has also slowed the flow of students through the agricultural science departments, say university officials nationwide. Thus, the production of Ph.D.'s today generally matches the num
Sep 13, 1992
Researchers are perturbed by the weak support being given to a discipline that they consider vital to planet Earth's survival |
Warren Wessels, assistant dean of the College of Agriculture...
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