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Analyzing Food Movements Using Social Theory: Seaboard Farms vs. Sanderson Farms

Explore the relationship between activities and goals in the food industry through social theory. Analyze case studies of Seaboard Farms and Sanderson Farms, and engage in in-class quizzes to understand the trajectory of food movements.

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Analyzing Food Movements Using Social Theory: Seaboard Farms vs. Sanderson Farms

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  1. Sandra’s Map that Illustrates Links Between Activities and Goals • Goals of Food Course: --1. Use social theory to interpret data --2. Describe trajectory of food movements • Activities: • Read case study of Seaboard Farms (hog) and Sanderson Farms (poultry) • In-class group quizzes

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