181. School Of Library, Archival And Information Studies -- UBC 301 6190 agronomy Road Vancouver, British Columbia Canada V6T 1Z3. Phone.604-822-6392 voice 604-822-6006 fax. E-mail. mary.sue.stephenson@ubc.ca http://www.slais.ubc.ca/resources/research_methods/

SLAIS Home Research Methods Home Action Research Case Study Research ... Sampling WELCOME TO RESEARCH METHODS RESOURCES ON THE WWW Author Mary Sue Stephenson, Ph.D. Senior Instructor Chair of the MLIS Program Coordinator of Information Technology Address The School of Library, Archival and Information Studies The University of British Columbia #301 - 6190 Agronomy Road Vancouver, British Columbia Canada V6T 1Z3 Phone 604-822-6392 [voice] 604-822-6006 [fax] E-mail mary.sue.stephenson@ubc.ca This RingSurf Qualitative Research Net Ring owned by Research Methods Resources on the WWW Previous 5 Sites Skip Previous Previous ... mss@interchange.ubc.ca Last updated August 8, 2004 to top School of Library, Archival and Information Studies Suite 301 - 6190 Agronomy Road Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z3 voice: 604- 822-2404 fax: 604-822-6006 e-mai:l slais@interchange.ubc.ca

182. Home An independent agronomy and feed dealer serving the communities with grain, fertilizer, chemicals, and feed. http://www.clintonfeed.com/

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183. Louis D. Druel Professor of kelp evolution, genetics and agronomy. Current research and publications. http://www.sfu.ca/biology/faculty/druehl/

Louis D. Druehl, Professor KELP EVOLUTION, GENETICS, AND AGRONOMY Biological Sciences Simon Fraser University B.Sc. Washington State University M.Sc. University of Washington Ph.D. University of British Columbia Bamfield Marine Station: (604)728-3301; druehl@sfu.ca Institute for Molecular Biology and Biochemistry Current Research Program My research focuses on the large brown algae, the kelp (Laminariales). Presently, our laboratory is concentrating on two aspects of kelp biology: 1. evolution and population genetic diversity and 2. marine agronomy. Evolution and genetic diversity are being explored using molecular tools. Our contributions are most advanced in our evolution studies. We have examined chloroplast and ribosomal DNA diversity among kelp species, genera and families, and between the kelp order Laminariales, other orders of brown algae, and other divisions of plants. These studies have provided provocative insights into kelp evolution; for example: 1. We were able to demonstrate a surprisingly close evolutionary relationship of kelp and the freshwater fungus Achlya . 2. On the basis of ribosomal and chloroplast DNA data we have proposed that the taxonomy of the Laminariales is greatly inflated and suggested a reduction of advanced families of kelp from three to one, a reduction of kelp genera from 25 to five, and a reduction of kelp species from well over 100 to 25. 3. Application of a molecular clock to our DNA data suggests kelp genetically diverged 16-22 million years ago, thus, evolving simultaneously with the modern terrestrial legumes. Earlier estimates, based on questionable fossil fragments, had these 3dinosaurs of the plant world2 diverging very much earlier.

184. Ianrwww.unl.edu/ianr/agronomy/wheatlab/ http://ianrwww.unl.edu/ianr/agronomy/wheatlab/

185. PB Ag Consulting Assisting You To Grow Providers of soil and plant analytical service, nutritional, pest weed and disease monitoring, soil moisture management, pasture agronomy and end of season reports. http://www.pbag.com.au

186. Gilgandra Marketing Co-operative Ltd Providers of grain marketing, agri chemicals, fertiliser, seed, oils, insurance, rural merchandise and agronomy services. http://hwy.com.au/~gmcl/

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187. Cenex Harvest States Cooperatives A fully integrated agricultural cooperative whose operations cover the farmto-market spectrum, increasing the value of member commodities through products and services that include agronomy, petroleum, grain marketing, feeds, wheat milling, oilseed processing and refining, and food manufacturing and distribution. http://www.cenexharveststates.com/

2004 Annual Report Member Update Preferred Stock Quote Search About Us Investors Grains Foods ... Transportation Welcome to CHS. We're a Fortune 500 company that supplies many of the food, grain and energy products behind life's simple pleasures. In fact, we have one of the fastest-growing convenience store chains. One of the leading grain export businesses. And the largest North American crop inputs partnership. We invite you to explore our site and discover how we enrich millions of lives around the world every day. Latest News... September 16, 2005 - Meeting customer needs amid tight fuel supplies prompts refiner NCRA to delay maintenance turnaround Attention: CHS Myrtle Grove Employees CHS has established a special toll-free telephone line for its Myrtle Grove, La., employees who are displaced by Hurricane Katrina. This hotline will connect you with a recorded update message and to CHS staff who will gather contact information from you and address your questions and concerns. The message will be updated as new information becomes available. We are working to account for all of the nearly 100 Myrtle Grove employees and need to know where you are. We hope to have the facility in operation in the next four weeks. In order to call you back to work, we need to be able to contact you.

188. AgroTech Consulting agronomy and Ag technology consultant for southern MN http://www.atcons.com/

AgroTech Consulting Bob Wolf, Agronomist CPAg, CCA-MN Henderson , MN AgroTech Consulting, in business since 1995, has been on the cutting edge of the technology revolution in agriculture. Well versed in all agronomic aspects of crop production coupled with the required computer knowledge that puts the maximum amount of information in the farmers hand in a form and manner that gives the farmer an excellent foundation for making production decisions. AgroTech Consulting is an Independent Agronomic Consulting firm specializing in crop management services and manure management planning for the cash grain or livestock producer. AgroTech Consulting has the tools and capabilities to help producers with the many aspects of Precision Agriculture. AgroTech Consulting has the technology to help the producer and other Ag Businesses with Geo-Referencing Services and drainage contractors in recording field tile lines. AgroTech Consulting is also available to help the Retailer/Farmer Co-op Dealer with their Precision Agriculture programs Please use the links to the following pages for more information.

189. Morgan County Cooperative Extension Home Page Information concerning 4H, Family and Consumer Education, Livestock, agronomy/Horticulture. Many links to additional sources of information. http://www.coopext.colostate.edu/morgan/

4-H News Ag News Enrollment Forms Leader Enrollment Forms Volunteer Applications 4-H Newsletter ... Asian Soybean Rust Alert (Adobe Acrobat Format) Current Pest Issues 4-H Livestock Community Links ... 2005 Morgan County Fair Results Morgan County Cooperative Extension 914 E. Railroad P.O. Box 517 Fort Morgan, CO 80701 Phone 970-542-3540 Fax 970-542-3541 var site="s14majenny"

190. Index Conducts research into environmental transport, fate, and remediation of toxic agricultural and industrial chemicals. http://www.uky.edu/Agriculture/Agronomy/SWBL

Welcome to the Biogeochemistry Laboratory (SWBL) Department of Agronomy Principal Investigator Dr. Elisa Marie D'Angelo Contents Research Current Projects Join the Team Facilities ... Contact Information Information about the Commonwealth of Kentucky (Photograph of a typical bottomland hardwood forest wetland that dominated much of KY prior to the 1800's. At the state and federal levels, there is interest in preserving and recreating these systems to recover lost wetland functions, such as water quality improvement, habitat, and recreation. The SWBL at UK is investigating how well the replacement, or mitigated wetlands, are performing biogeochemical C, N, and P cycling processes compared to "pristine" bottomland hardwood forest wetlands. This information is necessary to properly identify suitable sites, and monitor, and manage mitigated wetlands so that the "No Net Loss" wetland goal can be achieved. Exciting new results!!! Research Aerobic and anaerobic microbial ecology and diversity in the soil-water-rhizosphere environment Microbial transformations of organic and inorganic pollutants Regulators of microbial processes Bioavailability of pollutants and environmental fate Biogeochemical processes affecting water quality in lakes and constructed/natural wetlands Soil bioremediation Research Justification Expanding agricultural and industrial production have significantly improved the socioeconomic status of many Kentuckians. Associated with some of these activities, however, are impeded soil and water quality that impact the health and quality of life for many citizens and the environment. The essence of Biogeochemistry is to gain an understanding of biological and chemical processes that govern the fate of contaminants in the environment, and to use this knowledge to develop solutions to environmental problems.

191. Chicory Home Page Penn State University web site on haracteristics and adaptation, establishment, harvest management, fertility, and weeds, insects and diseases of forage chicory. http://www.cas.psu.edu/docs/casdept/agronomy/forage/docs/species/chicory.html

192. Index Of /pub/academic/agriculture/agronomy/ham/BOATANCHORS Alternative site for the archives. http://metalab.unc.edu/pub/academic/agriculture/agronomy/ham/BOATANCHORS/

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193. ISEP Institutions Divisions Architecture; agronomy; Economics and Administration (accounting business); Academic notes The UCC is particularly strong in agronomy, http://www.isep.org/nus/argentin/

194. Horticulture At UNE Fact sheet from the University of New England (Australia) explains the required supplies, media, and operational steps to propagate plants by this micropropagation method. http://www.une.edu.au/~agronomy/AgSSrHortTCinfo.html

Horticultural Science Group Department of Agronomy and Soil Science Go back to the Horticultural Science page Plant Tissue Culture for Home Gardeners Micropropagtion is an important alternative to more conventional methods of plant propagation. It involves production of plants from very small plant parts (e.g. buds, nodes, leaf segments, root segments etc.), grown aseptically (free from any microorganism) in a container where the environment and nutrition can be controlled. The resultant plants are genetically identical to parent plants. Whilst in a research laboratory such as that in the Department of Agronomy and Soil Science at UNE we use many high tech equipment to achieve plant production through tissue culture, it is important to note that many home gardeners and hobbyists could substitute the high tech equipment and instruments with ordinary house hold items. Items Needed for Home Tissue Culture: 1 - A sterile still air cabinet used to transfer plants. A fish tank on its side makes an ideal transfer cabinet. Any perspex or glass chamber with dimensions of 50 cm (length), 40 cm (height) and 40 cm (depth) could easily be made into a transfer cabinet. 2 - A pressure cooker for sterilisation of media, instruments, water, paper towelling etc.

195. Agronomic Acumen : Agriculture Farming Consultancy : Albany WA : HOME Services on offer include regular paddock inspections, development of paddock plans, and management, and a newsletter. http://www.agronomy.com.au/

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196. PLB143 - Crop Of The Day: Durian Provides basic information about the tree, its fruit, and nutritional information. http://www.agronomy.ucdavis.edu/gepts/pb143/crop/durian/durian.htm

var sc_project=808826; var sc_partition=4; var sc_security="44c58da3"; var sc_invisible=1; The Crop of the Day: Durian, Durio zibethinus , Bombacaceae Return to course home page Sources Simmonds NW (1976) Evolution of Crop Plants. Longman, London. Durian OnLine (DOL) Homepage Durian Durian, dictionary definition Durian ... Durian palace The durian tree Tall tree of the jungle: up to 40 m Temp: 25 -30 C; evenly distrib. rainfall: 1,500 - 2000 mm Long juvenility period, i.e. no. of years till first fruiting: 5-8-10 years Found mainly in lowland forests of Southeast Asia (maily Malaysia) with some species in peat swamp forests. Propagation: bud grafting: i.e. bud grafted on seedling rootstock Fruit yield: 10-40 fruits/tree in 1st yr.; up to 200 fruits after 10th yr. Threatened by deforestation. Suitable for light construction, door and window frames, wooden sandals, flooring, planking, plywood, sliced veneer and furniture. Limited durability, easy treatability The durian "dilemna" On one hand ... "Durian (n.) : The fruit of the DURIAN, having a hard, prickly rind and soft pulp with an offensive odor" "Some people would rather die than to smell the STINK of a durian."

197. Mango - Mangifera Indica Images, information, and links. http://agronomy.ucdavis.edu/gepts/pb143/crop/mango/mango.htm

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198. The Soils Of Pennsylvania Maps and description. http://agguide.agronomy.psu.edu/CM/Sec1/sec11a.htm

199. MU Integrated Crop Management Extension Information related to crop production and cropping systems in Missouri and theUnited States. http://www.psu.missouri.edu/agronx/

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