The on-campus program (4 weeks in June)-
It consists of lectures in English coupled with field trips
and intensive French courses. During most week-ends, cultural visits and
excursions are organized in the South-West of France.
The first two weeks are dedicated to culture, agriculture
and animal chains in Europe.
The last two weeks focus on either crop production and food
processing or viticulture and enology.
The students choose between these two options when they
apply for the program.
The optional internship program (4 weeks in July)-
It has been designed for students with interests in farm/ag
business stays. According to the students' interests, we can provide internships
in animal production (dairy cows/beef cattle, sheep/goat milk, pigs, horses)
agro-tourism, plant production (main crops, horticulture), vineyards/wineries,
etc... It automatically follows the on-campus program.
I’m hoping my future blogs will be more exciting but until
then, stay tuned for more! I will start updating once the adventures begin on June 1, 2015.
À plus tard,
Benjamin A. Savage
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