Identifying Extension's Community Resource Development Clientele and Adapting Economic Information to the Needs of Each

Ray Cavender

Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics, 1969, vol. 1, issue 1, 109-112

Abstract: In recent times, few concepts have enjoyed as much exposure or suffered more abuse than Community Resource Development. Social scientists have dissected its components with the skill of the surgeon's hand and too frequently with the clarity and understanding associated with UFO's (unidentified flying objects).The “novice expert” has contributed greatly to the “popular parade” of information on Community Resource Development. Among his more notable contributions have been complicated frameworks, models, approaches, strategies and processes - - all guaranteed to foster community growth and progress.

Date: 1969
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