P-ISSN 0008-0845
E-ISSN 2160-8091
Vol. 48, Issue 7, 1994December 01, 1994 PDT
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Notes for further reading
Notes for further reading
California Agriculture,
Articles in Vol. 48, Issue 7, 1994
Vol. 48, Issue 7, 1994
- UC addresses challenges to the California familyB Schneeman
- Research update: Challenges confront the California familyCalifornia Agriculture
- Research update: Lead poisoning continues to pose threatCalifornia Agriculture
- Research update: UC offers lead test around stateCalifornia Agriculture
- Science Brief: EFNEP: 25 years' worth of sound adviceCalifornia Agriculture
- Hunger in the midst of affluence: Task force combats hunger in Contra Costa CountyM Fuji
- Sidebar: More than one way to describe a problemCalifornia Agriculture
- Sidebar: Who are the hungry?California Agriculture
- Sidebar: Hunger and public policyCalifornia Agriculture
- Farmworker housing in crisis: How rural communities can learn from the Arvin experienceP Harrison
- Does mothering school-age children mix with paid employment?B Bryant
- Notes for further readingCalifornia Agriculture
- Helping youth at risk: 4-H and Cooperative Extension venture into child careS JungeD RileyJ SteinbergC ToddI McClain
- For children facing adversity: How youth programs can promote resilienceM BravermanJ MeyersL Bloomberg
- Sidebar: Students learn by doing in science programCalifornia Agriculture
- In-home treatment of child abuse: Healing at home can be effective and cost-effectiveK Barton
- Project 4-Health develops program to curb youth tobacco useM BravermanJ MoskowitzC D'OnofrioV Foster
- Gang identity or self-expression? Researchers look beyond the surface of “gang clothing” and appearanceJ Hethorn
California Agriculture. 1994. “Notes for Further Reading.” California Agriculture: The Journal of UC Agriculture and Natural Resources 48 (7): 24–24.