61. Digital Media Center: Campus Quest CD-ROM is much wider than agronomy it extends to any course that has to deal with urbanagrarianinterface. Expert testimony is provided through the media of text http://dmc.umn.edu/projects/campus-quest/campus-quest.shtml

A home teach with technology exemplary projects c ampus quest cd-rom Three University of Minnesota faculty: Jim Perry, a professor from the Department of Forest Resources in the College of Natural Resources on the Twin Cities campus Steve R. Simmons, a professor from the Department of Agronomy and Plant Genetics in the College of Agriculture, Food, and Environmental Sciences on the Twin Cities campus ; and, Toni McNaron, a professor from the Department of English in the College of Liberal Arts on the Twin Cities campus have developed two CD-ROM delivered case studies dealing with the environment of the Twin Cities campus in St. Paul. Students are taken through natural resource management and/or agronomic scenarios and must propose solutions to policy problems based on background research, application of decisionmaking heuristics learned through their coursework, and their individual experiences. The designers provide an array of simulated experiences (submission of proposals for comment by instructor/clients, programmed feedback, etc.) that challenge students to utilize their knowledge, expertise, and communication skills to solve complex problems. instructional problem Q.

62. Digital Media Center:TEL Small Grants five such case studies will be linked together water quality (drainage and wetlandmanagement), forestry, agronomy (management of animal Digital media Center. http://dmc.umn.edu/small-grants/1999/prop21.shtml

A home join in our programs TEL small grants program Campus Quest: A case based approach to environmental management principal investigator(s) Jim Perry Steve Simmons Agronomy and Plant Genetics Ssimmons@tc.umn.edu Toni McNaron English Mcnar001@tc.umn.edu contact information department/campus address Dept. Forest Resources College of Natural Resources 312 Green Hall telephone e-mail Jperry@forestry.umn.edu background description evaluation Our CD products will be used in classes beginning Spring Semester 2000. We will accumulate and report student evaluations from at least three classes that semester. Additionally, we are working with several other authors in the nation who are taking a somewhat similar approach to development of CD-based educational materials (c.f., NSF proposal referenced above). We will obtain peer reviews of our products from those authors. timetable We meet monthly as a development team, beginning January 1999. We will refine the case study topics and outlines, as well as the central pedagogical themes for each, between 15 March and 15 April. Case study development (i.e., story boarding, initial photography, interviews) will proceed through Spring Quarter. The programming, refinement, editing and testing will occur most intensely during summer. We will have the CD(s) ready for peer review by 30 September and the product ready for use in the classroom by Spring Semester 2000

63. PENN STATE NEWS MEDIA SOURCE ADVISORY FOR THE DROUGHT April 12, 2002. PENN STATE NEWS media SOURCE ADVISORY FOR THE DROUGHT. Gregory Roth,associate professor of agronomy, is an expert on field crops, particularly http://aginfo.psu.edu/News/april02/drought.html

64. GMOs: GM Insecticidal (INGARD® And Bollgard II®) And Insecticidal/herbicide To Bollgard II Whole New Ballgame. Regulator Admits media Blunder. Marketing FuturesClimb To Firmer Ground. agronomy Regulators Has The Horse Bolted? http://www.cottonworld.com.au/articles.php3?rc=189

65. RNDr. Miroslav Sejna STANMOD computer software for evaluating solute transport in porous media using analyticalsolutions of convectiondispersion equation, agronomy Abstracts, 418 http://www.pc-progress.cz/Pg_About_People_M_Sejna.htm

Anglicka 28, Prague, Czech Republic, Tel./Fax: 420 - 222 514 225, e-mail: admin@pc-progress.cz M.Sejna Home Up 1960, Software development project manager, Programmer, Mathematician. Academic Degrees: Ph.D. Thermo Mechanics and Fluid Mechanics Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague, Czech Republic "Numerical Modeling of Two-phase flow with homogeneous condensation" M.S. Mathematical Analysis Charles University of Prague, Czech Republic Faculty of Mathematics and Physics Professional Interests and Experience: Software development projects During the last ten years I was working on more than 10 projects as a project manager and/or leading programmer. Together with other programmers we have developed several applications for structural and mechanical engineering and fluid mechanics. These projects have been for me a precious source of experience in programming and using latest technologies, as well as in company management and work organizing. My work has consisted in: Project planning: analysis, UML diagrams, documentation, GUI design.

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HOME MEDIA RELEASE January 30, 2003 Prepared By Kent Thiesse, U of M Extension Service (507-389-8141) Variety Selection Is Important Written By Bill Halfman, Regional Educator, U of M Extension Service Selecting varieties is an important decision crop growers make each year. There are several sources of information out there to assist making this decision. Selecting varieties that perform in the top group at several locations has been proven the most successful way to pick varieties that perform above average the following year. There are several sources of unbiased information that provide multiple location hybrid comparisons. A study conducted in Wisconsin demonstrated that hybrids in the top 10% performing group within a maturity zone and in the top 10% group at all three test locations for that zone were above average 81% of the time the following year. The same studies have also shown that selecting a hybrid because it was the top-performing hybrid at a single location has only a 63% chance of being above average the following year. Just randomly picking any variety has a 50% chance of being above average. Once producers have narrowed down their list of potential varieties they need to look at agronomic characteristics of those varieties to make sure they are best suited for the environmental and pest conditions on their farm. Producers should end up selecting two to four varieties to plant the following year to help manage risk.

67. Purdue Extension Publications: Agronomy agronomy. For order information, please visit media Distribution. http://www.agcom.purdue.edu/AgCom/Pubs/agronomy.htm

AGRONOMY Alternative Crops Conservation Reserve Program Conservation Tillage Corn and Sorghum National Corn Handbook Drainage and Irrigation Economic and Farm Management Erosion Control Farm Safety and Health Forages Lawns and Turfgrass Livestock Pests and Pesticides Small Grains Soils Soybeans and Legumes Water Quality Weather Weeds For order information, please visit Media Distribution To read, search, or print publications in the portable document format (PDF), you'll need Adobe's Acrobat Reader or Exchange software. Download the free Reader program from the Adobe Systems Web site Alternative Crops Order Price Item Number Title PDF version AY-227 Sunflower Production in Indiana - Questions and Answers n/a AY-233 Sweetclover Production and Utilization in Indiana n/a AY-272 Winter CanolaAn Alternative Crop in Indiana n/a Conservation Reserve Program Order Price Item Number Title PDF version AY-245 Protecting Prime Farmland in Indiana n/a AY-283 Defining Prime Agricultural Land and Methods of Protection PDF AY-285 Vegetated Filter Strips for Improved Water Quality PDF AY-286 Indiana Land Use Trends: A Series of Illustrative Maps n/a CRP-1 After CRP: Know your Options PDF CRP-2 Inventory Your Resources PDF CRP-3 Manage Row Crops Carefully PDF CRP-4 Attack Weeds Early PDF CRP-5 Scout for Potential Insect Problems PDF CRP-6 Sample Soils Months Ahead PDF CRP-7 Hay It or Graze It PDF CRP-8 Invest in the Future - Plant Trees PDF CRP-9 Earn Income from Recreational Uses PDF CRP-10

68. CCNMatthews: Newswire, Media Directories 4. GROWMARK Finalizes Purchase Of Agway agronomy, Seedway Assets (12/3/2002). 5.GROWMARK Inc Ontario Community Leaders Recognized At Coop Gala (10/17/2002). http://www.ccnmatthews.com/scripts/search.asp?company=GROWMARK INC.

69. STOMP Simulator: Resume: M Oostrom Hayworth. 1991. Flow visualization studies of dense leachate plumesin homogeneous porous media. agronomy Abstracts, p. 225. Soil http://www.pnl.gov/etd/stomp/staff/mo.html

STOMP Home Documentation Application Scientific Staff ... Publications Mart Oostrom Senior Research Scientist Hydrology Group / Environmental Technology Division Pacific Northwest National Laboratory 3200 Q Street, Richland, WA 99352 Tel: (509) 372-6044 Fax: (509) 372-6089 E-mail: mart.oostrom@pnl.gov Status Citizen of the Netherlands Permanent resident of the USA (green card holder) Education Ph.D., Soil Physics Auburn University, Auburn, 1991. M.Sc., Soil Physics Wageningen Agricultural University, The Netherlands, 1986. B.Sc., Soil Science and Geology Wageningen Agricultural University, The Netherlands, 1984. Relevant Experience Senior Research Scientist, January 1996 - Present Research Scientist, August 1993-December 1995 Water and Land Resources Department Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Geohydrologist Laboratory for Soil and Groundwater Research Dutch National Institute of Public Health and Environmental Protection (RIVM), The Netherlands December 1991 - July 1993. Dr. Oostrom worked on the development, verification and validation of the computer code METROPOL. The code was applied to model flow and transport in the vicinity of salt domes (potential nuclear waste repositories), salt water intrusion in coastal aquifers, and dense contaminant plume behavior. Research Assistant Auburn University September 1987-November 1991 Dr. Oostrom participated in two interdisciplinary research projects, "Near-source physical behavior of subsurface contaminant plumes at electric utility sites" supported by the Electric Power Research Institute, and "Multiphase flow in porous media", supported by the U.S.Environmental Protection Agency. In both projects he was responsible for numerical and experimental work. He also taught soil science and soil physics labs.

70. Agronomy Area of Knowledge agronomy. With media and long term objectives in cooperation withdifferent research groups on a thematic network, this project consists of http://watson.fapesp.br/Thematic/agrarias/agronomy.htm

THEMATIC PROJETCS Agronomy FAPESP n Principal Investigator: Antonio Batista Filho Institution: Inst. Biológico/SAGRSP Area of Knowledge: Agronomy Title: Survey and control of pests and diseases, and herbicide persistence on mechanically harvested sugar-cane crops. Begin: End: Abstract: In this decade, in order to increase productivity and competitiveness and to assure better environment protection, deep technological and social changes are occurring on the sugarcane crop. These changes are corroborated by the State Ordinance Law number 42.05619, which regulares the burning of the leaves before harvesting the sugarcane in the State of São Paulo. Along its 70 years of existence, the Centro Experimental do Instituto Biológico/Instituto Biológico has been developing plant protection research, including on sugarcane crop, in conjuction with the Departamento de Entomologia, Fiopatologia e Zoologia Agrícola da Escola Superior de Agricultura "Luiz de Queiróz" and Centro de Ciências Agrárias/Universidade Federal de São Carlos. The technicians of these institutions are interested in the development of disease and pest control tecniques in a economical and environmentally safe way, specially concerning coal, rust, Mahanarva, fimbriolata and Migdolus spp., and in herbicide persistence in mechanically harvested sugarcane crop areas in the State of São Paulo. ADDRESS Rod. Heitor Penteado, km 3

71. Advances In Agronomy Recent Advances in Otitis media Proceedings. See Also Neal Kinsey'sHandsOn agronomy; Lilacs The Genus Syringa; Energy Conservation; http://www.growinglifestyle.com/prod/0120007355s.html

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72. Science & Nature / Agricultural Sciences / Agronomy author looks at properties of water in relation to porous media, particle sizes SeePicture See picture, Neal Kinsey's HandsOn agronomy by Neal Kinsey, Charles http://hallscience.com/agricultural_sciences/3.shtml

Home Agricultural Sciences Agronomy Chickens in Your Backyard : A Beginner's Guide by Rick. Luttmann, Gail Luttmann Rodale Pr Paperback - 157 pages (September 1976) Jeff , October 14, 1999 Great Beginner Guide! This book is written with the beginner in mind, and keeps the reading interesting with humor. Read more Marijuana Grower's Guide by Mel Frank, et al African Amer Athletic Alumni Assn Paperback - 330 pages Revised edition edition (January 1997) Synopsis Scientifically rigorous enough for a professional botanist yet accessible to anyone who wants to grow their own marijuana, this book is illustrated with 164 photos, 64 in color, 29 line drawings, 30 tables, charts, maps. This text refers to the spiral-bound edition of this title Read more The Backyard Berry Book : A Hands-On Guide to Growing Berries, Brambles, and Vine Fruit in the Home Garden by Stella Otto Otto Graphics Paperback - 288 pages (April 1995) Amazon.com In the late 20th century, unfortunately, berries are seen primarily in the supermarket at certain times of year, and while this is welcome, it used to be that everyone had a few berry bushes in the backyard: some currants, some gooseberries and a few rhubarb plants. Stella Otto explains how to bring... Read more Introduction to Permaculture by Reny Mia Slay(Contributor), B. C. Mollison

73. Agronomy Day - StarLink TM: Fallout From A Shooting Biotech Star In addition, the numerous stories that appeared in the media concerning StarLinkeroded public confidence in agricultural biotechnology and the government's http://agronomyday.cropsci.uiuc.edu/2001/tours/StarLink/

Home Welcome (Dr. Heichel) Welcome (Dunker) The Morrow Plots Field Presentations Tent Exhibits Credits Sponsors Stephen Moose Assistant Professor, Maize Functional Genomics Department of Crop Sciences smoose@uiuc.edu Bt toxin gene, Cry9C. The new Bt gene in StarLink provided an alternative to the Cry1A Bt genes in other commercial hybrids, so StarLink was viewed as a useful tool in managing the possible evolution of corn-borer resistance to Bt toxins. Figure 1. The StarLink controversy revealed the need to improve procedures for commodity segregation on the farm. Producers should plant varieties in ways that minimize potential contamination by pollen flow from nearby fields.Harvest, transport, and storage should be conducted in ways that minimize the opportunities for mixing of different crop varieties. However, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) determined that the Cry9C protein in StarLink has characteristics of known allergens, though Cry9C itself has not yet been documented to actually be allergenic. Thus, the EPA gave Aventis approval to market StarLink varieties only if the harvested corn was channeled to nonhuman food uses, such as animal feed or ethanol production. Aventis began marketing StarLink on a limited scale in 1999 and required growers to restrict StarLink grain to nonfood uses.

74. DEPARTMENT OF AGRONOMY agronomy DEPARTMENT VISITORS SIGNIN BOOK. This series contains spreadsheets thatare recorded on electronic media such as hard disks or floppy diskettes a http://www.lib.lsu.edu/special/archives/Retentionschedules/RSagriculture/DOA.htm

DEPARTMENT OF AGRONOMY ACCOUNTING CLERK REFERENCE FILES This series contains photocopies of campus correspondence and manuals received from off campus. RETENTION: Retain in office while active or until superseded, then destroy by landfill. ACCOUNTING LEDGERS This series contains computer-generated ledger sheets received from Accounting Services. RETENTION: Retain in office until superseded, then destroy by recycling. ACCOUNTING SPECIALIST WORKING FILES This series contains photocopies of campus correspondence. RETENTION: Retain in office while active, then destroy by recycling. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE FILES This series includes but may not be limited to photocopies of Travel Expense Vouchers sent to Accounting Services, receiving reports, photocopies of invoices sent to Accounting Services, NCR copies of Internal Transactions sent to Accounting Services, and photocopies of monthly statements received from Accounting Services. RETENTION: Retain 2 years in office, then 5 years in Records Center, then destroy by shredding then landfill. ADMINISTRATIVE SPECIALIST ADMINISTRATIVE FILES This series includes but may not be limited to computer-generated Faculty Assignment Reports received from Student Records and Registration, photocopies of policy statements received from the

75. Degrees Awarded By Major And Option 96 9495 93-94 92-93 91-92 Agricultural Education 5 3 2 6 3 2 1 1 agronomy 3 2 6 21 Environmental Design 41 1 2 Interior Design 1 2 3 3 7 4 5 4 media Thtr http://www.montana.edu/aircj/facts/GradsByMajorByOption.html

Degrees Awarded by Major and Option Each MSU-Bozeman catalog has curriculum tables of courses required for graduation. As new catalogs are issued, curricula may be added, deleted, or modified. Curricula in brackets [] are not offered in the 1996-98 catalog, but students who entered under previous catalogs may still graduate in those programs. This report begins with the Academic Year 1991-92, when MSU-Bozeman converted from quarters to semesters. College totals may not match those in the Blue Book because responsibility for some programs has changed from one college to another. Graduation records from the Registrar's Office are the data source for this report. Degrees awarded are given for each curriculum. The totals may be misleading in circumstances where a new curriculum has replaced an old one; check the list carefully. College of Agriculture Bachelor's Level Master's Level Doctoral Level ... MSU-Bozeman Totals College of Agriculture Bachelor's Level Master's Level Doctoral Level 99-00 98-99 97-98 96-97 95-96 94-95 93-94 92-93 91-92 Crop and Soil Science 2 3 3 1 3 1 4 4 Plant Pathology 1 1 2 1 1 2 3 2 Plant Science - Plant Genetics 1 1 Plant Science - Plant Pathology 1 Veterinary Molecular Biology 3 1 2 1 2 *** Total Doctor's Level 5 5 6 4 4 4 5 7 6

76. Australian Agronomy Conference - Papers full soil moisture profiles, the prospects for profitable yields were still quitegood and that this was in stark co ntrast with the media hype surrounding http://life.csu.edu.au/agronomy/papers/196/196.html

A new sorghum planting strategy resulting from the synergy of farmer systemic knowledge and systematic simulation of sorghum production systems Z. Hochman , R. Skerman, G. Cripps P.L. Poulton and N.P. Dalgliesh CSIRO Tropical Agriculture/APSRU, PO Box 102, Toowoomba, Qld. 4350 Primac Limited. 178 Anzac Ave. Toowoomba, Qld. 4350 Abstract Key words: Participatory learning, simulation, farm management, sorghum, Southern Oscillation Index. As set out in another paper in these proceedings, the FARMSCAPE (Farmers', Advisers' and Researchers' Monitoring, Simulation, Communication And Performance Evaluation) approach is predicated on the question "... can farmers value cropping syste m simulation as a means of trialing their own management ideas and in their local context?" (1). This paper describes an activity that illustrates how farmers, advisers and researchers can learn together in using this approach. Opportunities for farmers, advisers and researchers to learn together are illustrated with reference to a meeting of the Kupunn Graingrowers Group. The meeting was held in July 1997 after the group's consultant (GC) analysed deep soil core samples on tw o farmers' paddocks. The group invited APSRU researchers to use this information and, with the cropping systems simulator APSIM (2) to investigate crop choice options given the current Southern Oscillation Index (SOI) phase. APSIM had previously been i ntroduced into the group's activities in a benchmarking context and was shown to make realistic on farm predictions of sorghum and cotton yields (3).

77. Australian Agronomy Conference - Papers The public, media and special interest groups were all concerned that farmers may TheAmerican Registry of Certified Professionals in agronomy, Crops and Soils http://life.csu.edu.au/agronomy/papers/invite/mcguffog/fert.html

Accreditation of fertilizer advisers and relationship to quality agronomic advice D.R. McGuffog Fertilizer Industry Federation of Australia, Inc., Noosa Head, Qld, 4567 Abstract Key words: Fertilizer, advisers, accreditation, training, education. Fertilizers are one of the major physical inputs into Australian agricultural production. Total consumption of nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) has increased from around 700 kt in 1979/80 to around 1,400 kt in 1996/97 (2). The estimated value of fertilizer used on farms in 1996-97 was around $1.7 billion (1) Even though fertilzers are a major component of agriculture and a contributor to production, there are concerns among stakeholder groups regarding adverse effects of fertilizer use on the environment and the level and quality of support and advice farmers are receiving about fertilizers. To overcome these concerns a system of accreditation and training is proposed. Stakeholder Attitudes The fertilizer Industry Federation of Australia, Inc. (FIFA) is an industry association representing all the manufacturers of inorganic fertilizer (excluding soil amendments such as lime and gypsum) in Australia and most importers. FIFA's members supply over 95% of the fertilizers used in Australia. FIFA commissioned a market research study to monitor the attitudes of the different stakeholder groups whose views could impact upon the industry. One of the key findings of the research was that all of the groups surveyed felt that better information from the industry about the use of fertilizers was needed (5).

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