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At 12 on the farm, I was breaking horses and driving tractors. Adventures with classmates and athletics were important to my physical and social development. The farming experience led to understanding how to make things happen and eventually led to my study of world agriculture. I became open to exploring beyond. After leaving Berthoud, I struggled with 2 years of college and chose to join the Peace Corps. That was the most significant leap in understanding of my life, where I was able to expe

Chapters

• 5 Flicka
• 6 Saran Wrap
• 8 Our crops in Berthoud
• 9 Spondylothesis
• 10 Woverines
• 13 Piranha
• 14 Anaconda
• 15 Filho da Puta
• 17 Television comes to Campo Grande
• 18 Flees in Coxim
• 20 Hell no, a’m from Texis
• 23 Geographic Shifts in Florida Citrus Growing
• 24 Gator for the Gators
• 25 Campo Cerrado
• 26 Caipira Hydraulics
• 29 Driving in Brazil
• 30 Who Is Doing The Dishes?
• 31 Land Use patterns along the Nile
• 32 Giddafi takes Khartoum
• 33 The Haboobs of Khartoum
• 34 Agriculture and Environments of Sudan in the mid 1970’s
• 35 Poligamy in Eastern Africa
• 38 Soil and its Impact on Culture: A Case Study in the Sudanese Sahel.
• 39 Circumcision in Sudan 1977
• 43 Dry Land Water Management: Two Case Studies Sahelian Sudan and Colorado Piedm
• 44 Feasting with the Nyangara in southern Sudan
• 45 From the Sahara to North Dakota
• 46 Lioness of Masai Mara
• 47 How I Became a Professor
• 49 Escape from Khartoum
• 52 Value of Traditional Agriculture
• 53 PAPUA NEW GUINEA 1998
• 54 Climbing Mount Wilhelm
• 56 BIO-DIVERSITY INVENTORY OF KAMIALI WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREA
• 57 Re-uniting Students with Elders in PNG
• 58 Adventures with Turtles
• 59 Women in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea
• 60 Indonesia from Papua New Guinea 1997
• 61 A short visit to Vietnam
• 62 Dog Brain
• 65 Baboons of Capetown
• 68 Eldoret to Karatina
• 69 Trip to Lake Baringo, Kenya
• 72 Sky lift Adventure
• 73 Urban Farming in Indianapolis

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