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Soybean Management Field Days set
The 10th annual Soybean Management Field Days Aug. 12-15 will focus on staying competitive in a global marketplace, increasing profits and meeting the world's growing food and energy needs.
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Farmers urged to join greener revolution
This farming system, CA for short, aims to help feed the world more sustainably by building up soil ecosystems and reducing unnecessary soil disturbance wherever possible.
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Rural Poverty and Agriculture in Asia-Pacific, Subject of Consultation
Manila, Philippines, July 25, 2008 -- -- "There is an increasing attention on agriculture due to rising commodity prices.
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Ancient Aboriginal rock art at risk
Australia's greatest ancient Aboriginal rock art is at risk of being damaged or destroyed because it sits at the epicentre of the country's resources boom, experts say.
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Bikers, pedestrians seeking better Web maps
With the old gas-guzzler in the garage, you've got your bicycle ready and your sneakers laced up.
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June 2008 red meat production up 1% from June 2007
Friday, July 25, 2008, 10:51 AM by John Perkins The United States Department of Agriculture reports that total commercial red meat production during June was 4.05 billion pounds, down 4% from May's 4.222 ...
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Government mulls 100pc increase in...
Federal Minister for Food, Agriculture and Livestock Nazar Muhammad Gondal said Friday that due to increasing behaviour of agri-inputs the government was considering a 100 per cent increase in agriculture ...
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FDA: Avoid jalapenos from Mexico, not US
The government is narrowing its warning to hot pepper lovers, saying only Mexican-grown jalapenos now are linked to the nationwide salmonella outbreak - clearing the U.S. crop.
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Smith, Wyden push sustainable agriculture funding
Senators Gordon Smith and Ron Wyden say an agriculture appropriations bill headed for the Senate floor contains over $5 million for sustainable agriculture and other farm projects in Oregon.
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Potentially toxic bacteria discovered in the Muddy
They went to try to get a read on how effective efforts to clean up last month's mineral oil spill on the Muddy River had been, but Charles River Watershed Association staffers got more than they bargained for.
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Prof whose 'last lecture' became a sensation dies
... The book deal was reported to be worth more than $6 million. At Carnegie Mellon, he was a professor of computer science, human-computer interaction and design, and was recognized as a pioneer of virtual reality research. On campus, he became known ...
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Bailey-Connor AVP, Human Resources for Envision
... as we continue to strive to be the best place our employees have ever worked." Bailey-Connor holds a Masters of Science in Educational Psychology from the University of London, and has completed a Financial Management Program at Simon Fraser ...
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Struggling college students turn to food banks
Just blocks from the University of Washington, a line of people shuffle toward a food pantry, awaiting handouts such as milk and bread.
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Rampant Green-Washing/ Lack of Sustainability Standards Must Stop
The industry needs to come up with a viable system to determine what constitutes a green hotel.
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'Last Lecture' Computer-science Professor Randy Pausch Dies
Randy Pausch, a computer-science professor who became internationally known for his inspiring "Last Lecture," passed away in Chesapeake, Virginia, Friday after losing a battle with pancreatic cancer.
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FDA: Only Mexican-grown jalapenos linked to salmonella
The government is narrowing its warning to hot pepper lovers, saying only Mexican-grown jalapenos now are linked to the nationwide salmonella outbreak - clearing the U.S. crop.
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'Leave no trace' to leave its mark
Numbers soar at Texas state parks campgrounds. Still, far more Texans do not camp than those who do.
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Food Futures: Sugar, corn rise for second day after steep drops
Sugar and corn futures rose for a second day on Friday, following steep drops in the previous sessions, on speculation that the commodities may have been oversold.
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That time of year is here again - ' sheep shearing contests, pig races and cattle auctions - ' wait, you say that's not your thing? Let's try this again ... Courtesy of Wisconsin State Fair Ah summer, that ...
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Taft College looks to fill need with oil training program
... classes in a range of disciplines, from soft skills such as customer service and team building to mathematics and science, Aunai said. Some courses would be taught by people working in the industry. Aunai emphasized that the program is still in ...
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