Sentences with phrase «agricultural north of the state»

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The North was composed of a combination of agricultural states in the west and industrial states in the east, and in both radical shifts occurred.

They account for only 9 percent of the country's annual agricultural output, noted Fred Kirschenmann, a North Dakotan farmer and director of the Aldo Leopold Center at Iowa State University.

An important factor in this was the (largely nominal) Lutheran population in the South, the state of Espirito Santo, and parts of the new agricultural frontier in the North - west.

Vine Notes: North Coast vines need long - term water planning Nearly half of California is in «exceptional drought,» according to the U.S. Drought Monitor, which has been costly to many agricultural producers throughout the state...

Farmers and agricultural industry leaders in the North Country had the ears of state lawmakers yesterday in Watertown.

Joining Ale on the publication were lead author Pradip Adhikari, Ale's former postdoctoral student now at Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma; Nina Omani, postdoctoral research associate, and Dr. Paul DeLaune, environmental soil scientist, both with AgriLife Research at Vernon; and collaborators from the Arid Land Agricultural Research Center in Maricopa, Arizona; Cotton Incorporated in Cary, North Carolina; and the University of Florida in Gainesville.

I was born in Winston - Salem, North Carolina, received my high school diploma from the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics in Durham, a B.S. in biology (with minor in Spanish) from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University in Greensboro, and my Ph.D. in biomedical sciences from Meharry Medical College in Nashville, Tennessee.

Winning the World Prize for agricultural research is Trudy Mackay, from the Department of Biological Sciences at North Carolina State University in the US, who pioneered research in quantitative genetics, which studies the interaction between genes, traits and environmental effects.

Alexander Richter, a graduate student in North Carolina State University's Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, has won a $ 15,000 Lemelson - MIT Student Prize for work to improve agricultural pest control that could strengthen the global food supply.

In the study published in PLoS Genetics researchers at Uppsala University, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, North Carolina State University and National Chung - Hsing University have investigated the genetic basis of fibromelanosis, a breed characteristic of the Chinese Silkie chicken (Image 1).

Maize, or corn, as it is commonly called by North American consumers, is one of the world's most important plants and the most valuable agricultural crop grown in the United States, representing $ 47 billion in annual value.

Moser adds, «Owing to the importance of California's economic and agricultural activities in North America, and the dependence of these activities on water, prolonged aridity in California in the future will have far - reaching effects across the United States, into Canada and beyond.»

Dr. Gould received the Alexander von Humboldt award for most significant agricultural research over a five - year period, the Sigma Xi George Bugliarello Prize for written communication of science, the Holladay Medal in recognition of research achievements and contributions to North Carolina State University, and the O. Max Gardner Award for contributions to human welfare.

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Heading north toward downtown East Lansing, I pass the cornfields, pastures, and barns that are a visual reminder of Michigan State's agricultural roots.

This farm was recently honored by the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and the North Carolina State Fair by being recognized as a North Carolina Century Farm because of its continuous agricultural production by the same family for over one hundred years.

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AgEcon Search: Research in Agricultural Economics Agricultural Economics Report No. 402 «Industrial Hemp as an Alternative Crop in North Dakota» By David G. Kraenzel; Tim Petry; Bill Nelson; Marshall J. Anderson; Dustin Mathern; Robert Todd North Dakota State University, Dept. of Agricultural Economics.

A large proportion of agricultural - related N2O emissions in the U.S. are from corn crops grown in the 12 - state North Central Region (NCR), which is made up of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota and Wisconsin.

In addition to the meetings with the traditional and Indian communities, another was held at the end of April with the organizations established at the north of Mato Grosso state, location of the «arc of deforestation», from where the agricultural frontier and deforestation head forward, and also where there are already advanced discussions about REDD.

For the vast majority of that time period, the commerce and industry of the north (powered to a great extent by hydro power prior to the widespread adoption of coal as a fossil fuel) produced much higher GDP per capita than the agricultural economies of the South, particularly because the infamous «three - fifths compromise» that gave the South Congressional representation based in part upon the number of slaves who lived there (30 % or more of the population of many states) did not apply to capitation taxes.

Bachelor of Science in Business Marketing, 05/2011 North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University — Greensboro, NC

Energy - producing states — North Dakota, Texas, Louisiana, Montana and Wyoming — where job growth is strong, are also at the forefront of the housing recovery while Iowa and other farm belt states supported by agricultural commodities are also running above the nationwide average.