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Celebrating 75 03/30/04
John Baffes, a senior economist in the Development Prospects Group of the World Bank, will present the University of Georgia Rod Ziemer lecture, "Experience with decoupling agricultural support," April 14 in Athens, Ga.
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Federal funding requests 03/29/04
Two University of Georgia deans and others told of critical funding needs for the state's research and extension programs in a congressional subcommittee hearing Monday in Athens, Ga.
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Onion comeback 03/25/04
Despite the early threat of crop-damaging viruses, Georgia's sweet Vidalia onions look good now. There should be plenty to harvest in a few weeks.
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Centennial gala 03/25/04
4-H alumni, donors and friends will celebrate 100 years of Georgia 4-H Aug. 14 in Atlanta with an evening of entertainment, a silent auction, fine dining and the 4-H Lifetime Achievement Award. If you bleed 4-H green, you won't want to miss the 4-H Centennial Gala.
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Designer corn 03/25/04
Gourds, hay bales, pumpkins and corn shocks all are common fare in fall displays. But more and more, ornamental corn is showing up at local roadside markets and pumpkin farms.
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Goat-a-Rama 03/25/04
For the growing number of people who raise goats in the Southeast, the eighth annual Goat-a-Rama will be an exciting event near Tennille, Ga., April 3.
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National 4-H Hall of Fame 03/24/04
Martha Harrison Jones and Tommy Walton, both natives of Georgia, were inducted into the National 4-H Hall of Fame’s Class of 2004 at the National 4-H Conference Center in Chevy Chase, Md., March 22.
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Program recognized 03/24/04
A collaborative program focused on food safety training will be highlighted at this year’s annual meeting of the National Environmental Health Association, set for May 9-12 in Anchorage, Alaska.
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Small-stream buffers 03/22/04
The Georgia General Assembly is considering a bill that will greatly effect the health of streams across Georgia. A bill dealing with the piping of streams and stream buffer variances has passed the Senate and is being considered in the House.
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Among first in the nation 03/22/04
The University of Georgia is among the first schools in the nation to offer a graduate course on using cutting-edge technology to determine the ways chemicals affect the body.