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  • "Ag Products to Energy

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    Current U.S. ethanol for gasoline is mostly derived from grain (corn) that is produced, harvested, and supplied with systems perfected by years of solid engineering often attributed to members. Challenges for sustainable production, harvest, and storage lie ahead - especially to economically supply crop residues, dedicated energy crops, and wood residues. [...] members determined that corn stover fractionation and storage method affected glucose production during enzymatic hydrolysis, which ultimately affects ethanol (EtOH) production.
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  • "Be a Professional - Be Licensed!

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    A global leader in serving libraries of all types, ProQuest LLC (“ProQuest”) supports the breadth of the information community with innovative discovery solutions that power the business of books and the best in research experience. More than a content provider or aggregator, ProQuest is an information partner, creating indispensable research solutions that connect people and information. Through innovative, user-centered discovery technology, ProQuest offers billions of pages of global content that includes historical newspapers, dissertations, and uniquely relevant resources for researchers of any age and sophistication—including content not likely to be digitized by others.
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  • "Best of the Best" Global Climate Change Info Sources: National Agricultural Library's Top Choices

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    The Impacts of Warming and Extreme Weather Events on Productivity, Plant Diseases, and Pests http://chge.med.harvard.edu/publications/documents/agricultureclimate.pdf A team of renowned scientists from Harvard Medical School's Center for Health and the Global Environment presents compelling examples of how climate change has affected agriculture.
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  • "Bravo! for the Cooperative Standards Program

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    [...] isn't space here to list all standards program accomplishments through the early 1990s, but consider a few general benefits: * Consistent and efficient communications through standards serve our members, industries, and society. * Tractor-implement compatibility and interchangeability for convenience, efficiency, and cost savings for users * Safer farms and ranches through safety standards for symbols, tractors, implements, manure storage, chemigation, standby electric power, and so many more * Efficiencies, cost savings, and convenience for industry, farmers, and ranchers through fewer varieties of parts, materials, and components (and those benefits were enhanced by U.S. transition to SI dimensions).
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  • "FasTracking" Plum Breeding

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    These plants don't look like trees, but rather like shrubs. [...] instead of single flowers, some buds produced flower clusters. Because of their growth habit, these transgenic trees aren't suitable for standard orchard practices /'explains Dardick.
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  • "Fire Gel" Protects Beneficial Nematodes From Sun

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    According to entomologist David Shapiro-Ilan, with ARS's Southeastern Fruit and Tree Nut Research Laboratory in Byron, "If fire gels can protect a house, they may be able to protect nematodes for a few days so that they can kill the lesser peachtree borer." Lacey found that the foam worked better in the wet, cool northwest, protecting nematodes that attack the codling moth, a destructive pest of apples and pears.
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  • "It's better not to put dirt on the filter in the first place"

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    [...] the positive pressurization constantly pushes clean air out of the cab, which maintains a much cleaner and healthier environment for the operator. Because this positive pressurization is essential to maintaining the air quality in the operator's environment, the RESPA-CF system includes a real-time pressure monitor.
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  • "Jekyll and Hyde" Bacteria Offer Pest Control Hope

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    Angela Douglas, of York University's Department of Biology, said, We now have the basis to explore precisely how these insect pests control their bacteria - and perhaps to develop ways to make the bacteria 'turn nasty' on the insects.
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  • "Labs Without Borders" Fosters New Opportunities

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    Thanks to the international exchange program LABEX-USA, Agricultural Research Service scientists in the Bioproduct Chemistry and Engineering Research Unit in Albany, California, have enjoyed a close working relationship with visiting Brazilian researchers. Since 2005, the partnership has given rise to around 25 published papers on advances in nanotechnology and biomaterials science, 2 patents, and new microfiber-spinning procedures for creating nonwoven polymer sheets with potential medical applications.
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  • "Mom, did you lowball the ice cream again?"

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    Since mothers are still the primary target authence for grocery shopping, the writers of the spot used a mother's guilt about "going generic" with ice cream to sell the brand. [...] Mom, did you lowball the ice cream again?" Evil - or genius; I'm not sure which, but it sure caught my attention.
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  • "One Unthinking Moment"

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    While some may be tempted to dismiss this as "animal rights nonsense," the HSUS has launched a series of campaigns designed to end "factory farming." The organization is methodical, well-organized and well-funded. According to a variety of sources, the HSUS's budget ranges between $100 million and $115 million annually.
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  • "Operation Spotlight" Uncovers Fuel Company Cheating Customers at Pump

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    A griculture Commissioner Todd Staples announced the results of "Operation Spotlight," a major investigation into Petroleum Wholesale L.P.'s fuel stations. The company operates under the name Sunmart in Texas and has stations located in several cities across the state.
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  • "Power Plants" Prevail at the National Arboretum

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    The ARS national program in Bioenergy and Energy Alternatives (#307) is focused on integrating the three aspects of biofuels research: feedstock development, feedstock production, and biorefining (feedstock conversion and coproduct) development.
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  • "Seeing" Poultry Carcass Contamination

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    The Athens team is collaborating with agricultural engineer Kevin Chao and biophysical scientist Moon Kim at the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center's Environmental Microbial and Food Safety Laboratory, who developed an on-line imaging system to differentiate systemically diseased poultry carcasses from wholesome ones.
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  • "Sitting on the Brink of Change

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    Following an initiative begun by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), the National Council for Examiners of Engineering and Surveying (NCEES - the organization diat prepares and administers the professional engineering examinations) adopted provisions in its model law to move toward requirements for BS+30 (bachelors degree plus 30 additional credits) by 2015 as a minimum for licensure as a professional engineer in a resolution first passed in 2006. The skill set for the next generation of engineers has three components that merit mention: 1 the ability to innovate is key to the profession, 2 the integration of knowledge between the natural sciences and social sciences/humanities is critical for solving many problems currently facing society, 3 the importance of a global perspective must always be kept in mind - global markets, global organizations, global impacts.
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