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  1. GIS Applications in Agriculture, Volume Two: NutrientManagement for Energy Efficiency

21. Agronomy| Oregon NRCS
Agronomy . Agronomically Speaking What's New, Topical and Relevant? New! The Wind Erosion Prediction System (WEPS) will soon be replacing the Wind Erosion Equation (WEQ) as the
http://www.or.nrcs.usda.gov/technical/ecs/agronomy/index.html

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Agronomically Speaking: What's New, Topical and Relevant?
New! The Wind Erosion Prediction System (WEPS) will soon be replacing the Wind Erosion Equation (WEQ) as the current and approved tool to measure wind erosion in Oregon. Field Offices were recently trained on the use of WEPS during a series of sessions held throughout Eastern Oregon the week of August 2, 2010. Follow this link to the official Wind Erosion Prediction Web site: http://www.weru.ksu.edu/nrcs/wepsnrcs.html And be watching for the WEPS ‘push’ onto your NRCS computer soon.

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22. Elenbaas
AGRONOMY DIVISION For more information about Elenbaas Agronomy Services please call our Agronomy Office at (360) 3543577 or visit us at 421 Birchbay Lynden Road just west of
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March 2009 April 2009 May 2009 ... December 2009 Forage Newsletters January 2010 Elenbaas Company P.O. Box 39 Sumas, WA 98295 360-988-5811 or 1-800-808-6954 Store Locations About Us Products Contact Us ... Agronomy

23. Agronomy Research
Estonian University of Life Sciences Estonian Research Institute of Agriculture Latvia University of Agriculture Lithuanian University of Agriculture
http://www.eau.ee/~agronomy/index.html

24. Agronomy
Agronomy Lab. Crop Physiology, Management Modeling Carlos J. Fernandez, Ph.D. Mission The overarching goal of the Crop Physiology, Management and Modeling program is to conduct
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Carlos J. Fernandez, Ph.D. Mission: 
The overarching goal of the Crop Physiology, Management and Modeling program is to conduct research focused on the development of improved management systems for an efficient production of food and non-food crops that enhance the competitiveness of the farming enterprise while preserving natural resources.
Research Objectives:
  • Characterize the water economy of cotton genotypes, identify the associated anatomical and physiological attributes controlling water use, and transfer this information to geneticists and breeders to advance the development of drought-tolerant cultivars. Analyze and develop tactical and strategic crop management practices to optimize production and maximize net returns of main crops in the region. Develop Web-based mechanistic crop simulation models and other computational tools and integrate them into an on-line system to support crop management research and provide growers technological assistance to optimize crop production.
Impact Statements:
  • Designed and built fully automated facility for continuously monitoring whole-plant water use of 128 specimens under controlled water regimes. This facility will initiate research operations to advance the development of drought-tolerant cotton cultivars in Spring 2010. 

25. SMSU - Agronomy - Major: B.S. Agronomy
Southwest Minnesota State University offers a broadbased curriculum with strong education, business, and liberal arts programs. SMSU is where you belong!
http://www.smsu.edu/Academics/Programs/Agronomy/Index.cfm?Id=4696

26. Sheboygan County UW-Extension Agriculture Program - Agronomy & Forage
Timely Topics Corn Silage Dry Down Results 090910 (2 pages, 45 KB) Corn Silage Dry Down Results08/31/10 (2 pages, 55KB) Quality Tested Hay Auctions
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Quality Tested Hay Auctions
2009-2010 Sheboygan County Quality Tested Hay Auctions 2008-2009 Sheboygan County Quality Tested Hay Auction Dodge County Quality Tested Hay Auction
Equivalent Price Per Ton of High Moisture SHELLED Corn - $3.00 to $3.90 (1 page, 50 KB)

27. SMSU - Agronomy
Southwest Minnesota State University offers a broadbased curriculum with strong education, business, and liberal arts programs. SMSU is where you belong!
http://www.smsu.edu/Academics/Programs/Agronomy/Index.cfm
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    Welcome to the Agronomy Page
    Dept.: Science
    Office: SM 178
    Tele.: 507-537-6178
    The new SMSU Agronomy Program will be housed within the Science Department and will build on existing strengths in Environmental Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. The program is designed to help the student make important connections between the natural world and human activities through an interdisciplinary approach to agriculture. The students will learn about connections with the natural world, such as air, water, soil, and plant interactions, which will provide them with the knowledge base and technical proficiency needed to be successful with a career in agronomy. Developing human connections with other students, faculty, business leaders and government agencies will increase their interpersonal communication skills and networks necessary to be successful in the marketplace.
    What is Agronomy?

28. Agronomy; Texas AgriLife Research & Extension Center At San Angelo
Agronomy Personnel Dr. David R. Drake Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist, Agronomy. Esther Jackson Senior Office Assistant. Variety Trials
http://sanangelo.tamu.edu/programs/agronomy/index.php

29. NEW Cooperative, Inc. - Fort Dodge, Iowa
NEW Cooperative Inc. is a memberowned cooperative with 23 locations in 14 counties throughout the Northwest region of Iowa.
http://newcoop.com/departments/agronomy/index.cfm
Home Employee Login Customer Login November 14, 2010 NEW COOPERATIVE INC. YOUR PARTNER IN THE FIELD
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home If you are looking for a cooperative that offers an agronomy department equipped with the knowledgeable staff, application services, precision agriculture solutions, and top of the line equipment to assist in the success of your farming operations goals, then you have found the right place. Our continually growing agronomy department is a valuable relationship building sequence that begins by first understanding the needs of the producer. Our staff builds upon this by assisting with management decisions, followed by the selection of products and services, and continues with the application of the product. Throughout every step of way, our agronomy staff maintains strong communications with the producer so that additional needs, year to year, can be attended to. We pride ourselves in offering the most advanced precision agriculture department, a highly trained and skilled staff, and highest quality products in the Midwest. Seeing your farming operation succeed is our number one goal and we will continue to provide the information, technologies, products and services to see that this goal is achieved.
Resources
Iowa Ag Climate Network-ISU Includes average and county soil temperatures, precipitation levels, air temperatures, wind speeds, dew points and much more for the state of Iowa.

30. Agronomy Research
Agronomy is the application of soil and plant sciences to soil management and crop production. At the Noble Foundation, agronomy research focuses on stewarding natural land
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Agronomy Research
Agronomy is the application of soil and plant sciences to soil management and crop production. At the Noble Foundation, agronomy research focuses on stewarding natural land resources while improving the establishment and production of traditional forage crops, including grasses and legumes. Additionally, Noble Foundation agronomists are playing a key role in designing sustainable management plans for new, dedicated bioenergy crops, such as switchgrass. This complicated research hinges on deciphering countless variables, such as establishment procedures, herbicide usage, fertilizer rates and planting data, among many others, and understanding how they interact to impact the life cycle of each plant of interest.
Representative research
  • Evaluate production and quality of legume-interseeded and N-fertilized rye-ryegrass pastures (Blanton, Biermacher)

31. Lipps - Agronomy
If you are a member and wish to view our agronomy section please login here Newsletters Industry related for our region Cropping, Pasture and Horticulture.
http://www.lipps.com.au/agronomy/index.php
Home Login Contact Us Agronomy ... Links AGRONOMY MEMBERS ONLY JOIN NOW FREE
If you are a member and wish to view our agronomy section please login here
Newsletters: Industry related for our region: Cropping, Pasture and Horticulture. View recent information or contact us for back copies.
Trials:
Pasture/Dairy: Product guides, nutrient recommendations and survey results.
Summer Cropping: Maize, millet sorghum, rice. Nutrient, Water requirements and costs.
Winter Cropping: How much phosphorus do you need? Are there alternatives? What will generate the best profit.
Horticulture:
Soil Testing: A must to maximise your profitability. Top and deep tests to suit.
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Calcium Calculator: A handy ready reckoner to calculate the amount of lime or gypsum needed to raise calcium levels. Blending Calculator: Create your own blends with different ingredients. Make your own fertiliser. Become a Member Now! Site by Branch

32. K-State Libraries - Subject Guides - Agronomy
Agronomy subject guide available through KState University Libraries.
http://www.lib.k-state.edu/subguides/agronomy/index.html

K-State Libraries Subject Guides Agronomy Local Resources Department of Agronomy
Kansas State University
Kansas Forage Home Page

Provides access to the Kansas Forage Publications Database and the Forage Facts Notebook
Kansas Rangelands

Kansas' contribution to the Rangelands West collaborative initiative
Identification photographs and information about wildflowers, grasses and sedges found in Kansas
K-State College of Agriculture

Wheat Genetics Resource Center

The Wheat Page
Comprehensive information about wheat in Kansas and the USA Wind Erosion Research Unit United States Department of Agriculture and KSU Resources available at Kansas State University. Databases AGRICOLA contains citations to journal articles, government documents, state experiment station and extension service publications, books, reports, conference proceedings, and some theses. Covers 1970 to the present; updated quarterly. Biological Abstracts indexes some 9000 journals and covers all aspects of biological science. Covers 1985 to the present; updated quarterly.

33. Environmental Management
Environmental Management Division at USMA agronomy About Agronomy. Agronomy is the application of soil and plant science to land management and crop production.
http://www.usma.edu/dhpw/emd/agronomy/index.asp
agronomy
About Agronomy
Agronomy is the application of soil and plant science to land management and crop production. An agronomist is one who is versed in agronomy, a student of agronomy. The local agronomist at West Point has been working here in various positions for the past 30 years. For questions about land management, you can call us at (845) 938 - 8000.
Arbor Day 2010
West Point celebrated Arbor Day on 14 April 2010 at the Child Development Center. Thanks to all who participated and helped plant a tree. See the links section for additional photos of the event.
Agronomy Projects
Click on the links to the right to see what we've been up to! We have also included links to sites with information on lawn care and other commonly asked questions.

34. Beck's Hybrids :: Agronomy
Escalateâ„¢ is included in the price of Beck's seed and provides additional yield benefit compared to untreated seed. Learn more
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My Account Register Country Store Experience The Difference. Plant Beck's. Share W elcome to the Beck's Hybrids Agronomy Resource Area. We hope you find the information located here educational and valuable to your operation. Take some time to browse through the different categories and view the links and downloads available here.
Our intention is for you to use this information to help you make good management decisions that have a positive impact on your bottom line. Please do not consider this all inclusive and the only source of information you should consider when making an important decision. Consult the Agronomy Team at Beck's Hybrids, local field agronomists, and other input suppliers for additional information that could prove critical to the success of any agronomic decision you make. 100% Replant Policy 6767 E 276th St.

35. Agronomy Home           Home          Feed            Grain           Locations 
Agronomy Home (Click on map below to go to our Brewster Fertilizer Plant) Servicing Customers in Southwest Minnesota, Eastern South Dakota and Northern Iowa!
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(Click on map below to go to our Brewster Fertilizer Plant) Servicing Customers in Southwest Minnesota, Eastern South Dakota and Northern Iowa!

36. Agronomy And Soils
How to Print a Poster. Distance Learning. Send Comments to webmaster @2004, Department of Agronomy and Soils 201 Funchess Hall, Auburn University, AL 368495412
http://www.ag.auburn.edu/agronomy/index.html
select ..................................... *Alabama Farmers Federation *Newsletter Alabama Crop Management Association *National Soil Dynamics Lab *Natural Resources Conservation Service *Agricultural Research Service *Alabama Certified Crop *Adviser Program *Job Announcements *Soil Testing and Plant Analysis *Auburn Agronomy Club *American Society of Agronomy *Variety Testing Program *Agronomy Club Sweet Corn Sale *Crop Recommendations select: ................................................... Canola Corn Cotton Forages Peanuts Small grains Sorghum Soybeans Variety Reports select: ................................................... AGRN 6000 How to Print a Poster Distance Learning Send Comments to webmaster
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Telephone: (334) 844-4100, FAX: (334) 844-3945

37. SEPWA :: Pasture Agronomy - Index
Ryegrass Agronomy Pasture Agronomy
http://www.sepwa.org.au/pastures/agronomy.html
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News 2007 Ryegrass Trials Pasture Agronomy
Grazing to improve Production ... Project Background
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  • Grazing to Improve Productivity
  • Introduction Interval Intensity Duration Conserving Those Valuable Feeds
  • Introduction Time of cutting Storage Harvesting Ryegrass
  • Introduction Weed Seed Contamination Germination Purity
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    38. VSI - Agronomy
    Agronomy Section of Agriculture Division of Vasantdada Sugar Institute, VSI, Pune engaged in agronomic research and development of sugarcane and sugarbeet verieties, production and
    http://vsisugar.com/india/agriculture_divisions/agronomy/index.htm
    Search VSI Contact VSI About VSI Genesis Mission ... Publications Area of Technologies Technical Departments Agronomy Sugarcane Breeding Agricultural Economics Agricultural Engineering ... Contact Details The Agronomy Section was established in 1980. The major activity of the section is to raise Nursery of released sugarcane varieties in Maharashtra State by using either sugarcane setts or micropropagated plantlets for planting the seed nursery. The research emphasis is mainly on standardization of packages of practices for new sugarcane varieties, study on different herbicides in sugarcane cultivation, mechanization in sugarcane crop, development of agronomic practices for micropropagated plantlets and sett planted crop. It is also engaged in the development of an ideal VSI farm for research, seed nursery and for demonstration of new technologies. Agronomic trials are being conducted for different sugarbeet varieties to determine the spacing, planting layout, proper sowing time, fertilizer dose, water requirement and development of package of practices for sugar beet cultivation for Tropical area. See Photo Gallery Useful Information Downloads Location Map Member Sugar Factories Photo Gallery ... Alumni VSI Awards Sugarcane Varieties Sugarcane Diseases Sugarcane Pests Home ... Contact us Best viewed in Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher at 800x600 on the Windows

    39. Key Cooperative Agronomy Department
    Driven by the desire to add value to farming operations, Key Cooperative's agronomy team strives to be an essential business partner for our customers.
    http://www.keycoop.com/departments/agronomy/index.cfm
    About Grain Bids Customer Support Employment ... Helpful Agronomy Links
    Agronomy Department Overview
    Your success is our goal. Driven by the desire to add value to farming operations, Key Cooperative's agronomy team strives to be an essential business partner for our customers. As managing costs have become more important to your bottom line, we have developed the AgroMetrix planning tool, allowing our producers to maximize the margin between crop revenue and input costs. Producers work with their Key Cooperative agronomists to develop a plan, whether it's for the operation as a whole or from field to field, using real-time future grain contract values and related input costs. AgroMetrix provides you with an always current position allowing you to take advantage of opportunities in the market. Look to Key Cooperative for:
    • Seed from NK, Croplan, Asgrow, DeKalb, Syngenta, Mycogen and Wyffels Custom seed treatments with ApronMaxx and Optimize Dry fertilizer, liquid fertilizer and anhydrous, including custom application Ag chemicals in bulk, mini-bulk and packaged products from all major manufacturers

    40. Agronomy Program
    Agronomy Program. Publications / Dr. Joao Vendramini / Forage Extension Laboratory. InService Training Videos. Forage Testing - (35 minute video) 8/2007
    http://rcrec-ona.ifas.ufl.edu/agronomy/index.shtml
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    Publications Dr. Joao Vendramini Forage Extension Laboratory
    In-Service Training
    Videos
    Powerpoint Presentations
    Extension Focus (40%)
    The main objective of the Forage extension program is to disseminate science based information. Educational activities and extension publications are elaborated to deliver updated information to stakeholders, educators, and producers. There are two extension program areas:
  • Increase producer awareness of the importance of forage testing
    The most accurate and reliable method to estimate forage nutritive value is forage testing. The objectives of this program are: a) to develop and deliver educational programs on forage sampling, testing, forage testing results interpretation that promote the potential benefits of forage testing on diet formulation and nutrient management for livestock producers, and b) conduct forage testing campaigns in Florida. Forage management
    Extend research based knowledge on forage management for producers and educators.
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