Development and innovation of extension system in the USA and Ukraine

Authors

  • S. Johnson The University of Nevada, Reno and Board Chair of the National Center for Food and Agricultural Policy in Washington , The University of Nevada, Reno and Board Chair of the National Center for Food and Agricultural Policy in Washington
  • T. Kalna-Dubinyuk National University of Life and Environmental Sciences of Ukraine image/svg+xml

Abstract

It reveals the history of development and the role of extension service in the USA and other countries of the world. The innovative directions of the modern extension system in the USA and its possibilities in Ukraine are shown.

References

Modern Paradigm Formation of Advisory Services Information and nsultation Activity / T. Kalna-Dubinyuk, L. Strashynska, I. Bolotina, O. Shapoval (2017) // European Cooperation, 10, 6–13.

Extension in Kazakhstan and the Experience of the USA: Lessons from a Working National Model / Yespolov T., Johnson S., Suleimenov Z. – Xlibris Corporation, USA, 2012, 152.

Kalna-Dubinyuk, T. (2005). The Development of Extension Service in Ukraine and the Worldwide Experience / T. P. Kalna-Dubinyuk, S. R. Johnson // Text-book. – Kyiv: Agrarna nauka, 200.

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2018-08-15

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No. 284 (2018)

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