Lessons I Learned Teaching in the Ejidos

Lessons I Learned Teaching in the Ejidos

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Lessons I Learned Teaching in
the Ejidos in the
States of Mexico and Michoacan
Epsilon Sigma Phi
National Conference
Jackson, WY
October 13, 2010
Jim Reeb, Associate Professor
Forestry & Natural Resources
OSU Lincoln County Extension
29 SE 2nd Street
Newport, OR 97365
Jim.Reeb@oregonstate.edu
Male has scent glands
on the hind wings
Female’s webbing
Is thicker
Migration Paths of Monarch Butterflies (Danaus plexippus)
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Sierra Chincua
Oyamel
Abies religiosae
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Angangueo
El Paso, Estado de Mexico
Arriaga SA de CV
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Pepe’s Mill
La Mesa - Ejido
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Planting Potatoes
San Felipe de Jesus, Estado de Mexico
Maguey (Agave)
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Aserrado Santa Cruz
Miahuatlan, Ixtapan Del
Oro, Estado de Mexico
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Bunk and Sticker Alignment
Important Even for Small Operators
Source: J.E. Reeb and T.D. Brown. Air-and Shed-drying Lumber. EM8612 http://extension.oregonstate.edu/catalog/pdf/em/em8612-e.pdf
Cerro Pecon Santuario de
La Mariposa Monarca
Estado de Mexico
El Rosario - ejido
Zitacuaro
Michoacan
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Some Things I’d Do Differently
• Work with interpreter – jargon
• Leave slides home – handouts with pictures
and illustrations showing important
concepts
• Get more information on the current
operations
• Make sure the operations were running
OR
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