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Soil judging team qualifies for 2013 nationals
Brookings - South Dakota State University Soils Judging Team qualified for the 2013 National Soils Contest during the Region 5 Collegiate Soil Judging Contest held in Missouri. Along with SDSU eight universities from Region 5 participated. Region 5...Tags: Agriculture, Agricultural Research and Technology, South Dakota State University, Softball, Sports
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Hundreds of SCN-resistant soybean varieties available for 2013
Profitable soybean yields can be produced in fields infested with the soybean cyst nematode (SCN) by growing SCN-resistant soybean varieties. SCN-resistant soybeans can keep SCN population densities from increasing and produce high yields. Each year,... -
Farm and ranch transition planning classes set
Do you want to design an orderly, successful transition plan for your farm/ranch business? Are you uncertain about how to choose the successor or successors who are best suited to continue your business into the future? Are you concerned about the...Tags: Schools, High Schools
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NDSU Vet and Micro Sciences faculty
North Dakota State University's Veterinary and Microbiological Sciences Department is gaining four faculty members. Sheela Ramamoorthy, Nathan Fisher, and Teresa and Peter Bergholz are joining the department as assistant professors. Ramamoorthy has...Tags: University of Michigan, U.S. Army, Medical Research, Teaching and Learning, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland)
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Thirteen New Full-time Faculty Members At UPJ
Thirteen new full-time faculty members have joined the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown for the 2012-2013 academic year: Dawn Drahnak, instructor of nursing, holds an MSN from Indiana University of Pennsylvania and a BSN from the University of...Tags: Wichita State University, West Virginia University, East Stroudsburg University, Teaching and Learning, Thailand
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Crop quality issues from the drought of 2012
As we approach harvest, the impact of the drought on grain quality is becoming clearer. Corn in many areas to the west and east of Iowa reached maturity earlier. Most of Iowa's corn will be past black layer by Labor Day weekend. Soybeans have stopped...Tags: Environmental Issues, Droughts, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Natural Disasters, Labor Day
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Engagement: Michael Ehm and Martese Hoffman
Martese Hoffman and Michael Ehm Martese Chantal Hoffman, daughter of Dale and Annette Hoffman, of Ellicott City, will wed Michael Phillip Ehm, son of Jeff and Cindi Ehm, who live in Plymouth, Minn. Larry Westphal will preside over the ceremony on May...Tags: Ellicott City, Science and Technology
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Research reveals consequences of beef producers not using technology
PHOENIX - New research presented at the 2012 American Society of Animal Science meeting provided insight into the consequences if U.S. farmers and ranchers no longer used productivity-enhancing technologies to raise beef cattle. If technologies were...Tags: Washington State University, Environmental Issues, Conservation, Food and Drug Administration, Productivity
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Stokka joins NDSU Animal Sciences Department
Gerald Stokka has joined North Dakota State University's Department of Animal Sciences as an associate professor of livestock stewardship. He primarily will be working with livestock producers on a variety of stewardship and animal welfare issues. “I'...Tags: Teachers, Health Organizations, Education, Animal Science, Teaching and Learning
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Ongoing research supports biomass harvesting for Project LIBERTY
EMMETSBURG, IA - The most recent soil data from Emmetsburg, Iowa continues to demonstrate that harvesting crop residue can be a responsible part of good farm management. The Project LIBERTY cellulosic ethanol plant in Emmetsburg - scheduled for...Tags: Biofuels, Fertilizer, Environmental Issues, Poetry, Chemical Industry
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For South Sudanese marathoner, Olympics would be the ultimate refuge
If the ideals of the Olympics as expressed in its charter still ring true in any way, the most resonant moment of the last Summer Games was the sight of Lopez Lomong, a refugee from civil war in the Sudan, carrying the U.S. flag into the opening...
Tags: Politics, Salva Kiir Mayardit, National Government, College Sports, Wars and Interventions
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Cattle bred with African genes to better face drought, climate change
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Cattle are being bred with genes from their African cousins who are accustomed to hot weather. New corn varieties are emerging with larger roots for gathering water in a drought. Someday, the plants may even be able to...Tags: Weather, Conservation, South Dakota State University, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Teaching and Learning
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