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Annual Meeting 2007
The 43rd Annual Meeting of
The Association for International Agriculture 
and Rural Development

June 3-5, 2007

Speakers

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Hiram Larew is currently serving as a short term Agricultural Advisor to the U.S. Department of State. He is Director of the International Programs office in the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Cooperative State Research, Education and Extension Service where he guides the Agency's international research, extension and education programs in close collaboration with colleagues from U.S. Land Grant colleges and universities. Before moving to USDA, he served as a policy liaison to the U.S. higher education community for the US Agency for International Development. During his tenure at USAID, he also developed some of the Agency's early integrated pest management activities, contributed to a strategy for USAID's research portfolio, and helped to raise awareness of disability issues overseas. He started his career as a research entomologist with USDA's Agricultural Research Service in Beltsville, MD where he studied neem seed extract as an insecticide and fungicide. His degrees are in horticulture (B.S. from the University of Georgia), and botany and entomology (M.S. and Ph.D. Oregon State University, respectively).


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  • About AIARD
    • About AIARD
    • Mission & Objectives
    • Officers and Committee Chairs
    • Constitution & Bylaws
    • Committees >
      • Education & Advocacy Committee
      • Membership Committee
      • Communications Committee
      • Finance Committee
      • Awards Committee
      • Future Leaders Forum Committee
      • Events Commitee
  • Members
    • Members
    • Reasons to Join AIARD
    • Join AIARD
    • Past Award Recipients
    • Career Networking
  • Communications
    • Communications
    • AIARD Blog
    • AIARD Publications
    • Email Subscription
    • Partner Publications
  • Events
    • 2025 Annual Conference
    • AIARD FLF Webinar Series
    • Previous Events >
      • Virtual AIARD Week 2021 >
        • 2021 Sessions
        • 2021 Sponsors
      • Virtual AIARD Week 2020 >
        • 2020 Sponsors
        • 2020 Speakers and Moderators
      • AIARD Side Event at the World Food Prize
      • 2019 Annual Conference >
        • 2019 Photo Gallery
        • Conference agenda
  • Future Leaders
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    • AIARD Scholarship Fund
    • Future Leaders Alumni Testimonials
    • Previous Forums >
      • 2021 Future Leaders Forum
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