21. Agronomy Professors Honored At Annual Meeting KState word graphic media Relations Marketing word graphic K-State Two K-State agronomy professors were honored at the recent Society for Range http://www.mediarelations.ksu.edu/WEB/News/InView/21904agronomy.html

Agronomy professors honored at annual meeting Two K-State agronomy professors were honored at the recent Society for Range Management 5th Annual Meeting. Clenton Owensby was presented with the W.R. Chapline Research Award for his research in tallgrass prairie responses to carbon, and on the impact of grazing and fire on carbon, water and energy balance. Paul Ohlenbusch was awarded the Outstanding Achievement Award for his work with an applied research program on haying and grazing of Conservation Reserve Program stands, brush and weed control, prescribed burning, revegetation of disturbed sites, cool-season grass stands and development of procedures and materials to guide producers in determining options for water quality from grazing lands. He was also recognized for developing and conducting in-depth schools and workshops. Feb. 19, 2004 InView Information provided by K-State Media Relations, K-State's news service, may be reproduced without permission. The marks and names of Kansas State University are protected Trademarks and may not be used in any commercial or private endeavor without the approval of the university. Question/comments about this Website, please contact

22. Society Store - Journals Addl. media are $10.00 each. Add $36.00 for postage outside the US MultiUserLicense - Searchable CD Collection for agronomy Journal (1907-2001) http://www.asa-cssa-sssa.org/journals/

ASA, CSSA, and SSSA publish peer-reviewed research in a selection of journals covering the environmental, agronomic, crop, and soil sciences. Visit www.scijournals.org to access our online journals. Read more about our titles below or click the quick links to: View a chart of member prices, including discounts for students and members of cooperator organizations Subscribe as a new member or add a journal to your current membership options Access our Nonmembers and Institutions Online Order Form or printable order form (PDF) , including information about discount packages. Agronomy Journal http://agron.scijournals.org An international journal of agriculture and natural resource sciences, Agronomy Journal is published by the American Society of Agronomy, with articles relating to original research in soil science, crop science, agroclimatology and agronomic modeling, production agriculture, and computer software. Six issues per year. Available in print (ISSN 0002-1962), online (ISSN 1435-0645), and CD-ROM. Current Volume $50.00 per volume, members.

23. John Cushman Home Page - Purdue Agronomy agronomy 675/Math 698 Physics of Fluids in Porous media (taught in both Math andagronomy at the 600 level) agronomy 498 Unsaturated Zone Hydrology http://www.agry.purdue.edu/staffbio/jhcbio.htm

John H. Cushman Professor of Applied Math Professor of Environmental Physics Area: Porous media, thin films, nanoscience, mathematical modeling Mailing Address: Department of Agronomy Lilly Hall of Life Sciences 915 W. State Street Purdue University West Lafayette, Indiana 47907- Faculty Listing Faculty by Expertise Math Mailing Address: Center for Applied Math Math Sciences Building Purdue University West Lafayette, Indiana 47907 Contact Information: Telephone: Office Location: 3377 Lilly Hall of Life Sciences FAX: and 816 Math Science Bldg. Email: jcushman@math.purdue.edu Faculty Web page Research Areas: Physics of fluids in porous media Stochastic processes Computational chemistry Swelling media Most Significant Publications: Cushman, J.H. and M. Moroni (2001) Statistical mechanics with 3D-PTV experiments in the study of anomalous dispersion: Part I. Theory. Phys. Fluids 13(1):75-80 Cushman, J.H., X. Hu, T.R. Ginn (1994) Nonequilibrium statistical mechanics of preasymptotic dispersion.

24. Lee Schweitzer, Department Of Agronomy, Purdue University Purdue University media Distribution, Lafayette, IN. CD AY 1. Schweitzer, LE,et al. Educational Materials Award, American Society of agronomy, 1996 http://www.agry.purdue.edu/staffbio/lesbio.htm

Lee E. Schweitzer Professor of Agronomy Area: Crop s Teaching Mailing Address: Department of Agronomy Lilly Hall of Life Sciences 915 W. State Street Purdue University West Lafayette, Indiana 47907- Faculty Listing Faculty by Expertise Contact Information: Telephone: Office Location: 2414B Lilly Hall of Life Sciences FAX: Email: lschweitzer@purdue.edu Research Areas: Identification of key physiological processes which contribute to superior performance in soybean. Site specific management of grain crops. Most Significant Publications: Schweitzer, L.E., et al. 1996. Corn Growth, Development and Diagnostics - Germination To Knee High. CD-ROM. Purdue University Media Distribution, Lafayette, IN. CD - AY 1. Schweitzer, L.E., et al. 1998. Broadleft Weed Seedling Identification. CD-ROM. Purdue University Media Distribution. Lafayette, Indiana. CD - AY 3. Schweitzer, L.E., et al. 1999. Corn Growth, Development, and Diagnostics - Knee High To Maturity. CD-ROM. Purdue University Media Distribution. Lafayette, IN. CD - AY 2. Schweitzer, L.E., et al. 2003. Soybean Growth, Development, and Diagnostics. CD-ROM. Purdue

25. Agronomy And Soil Science,UNE Teaching Activities involving Electronic media. agronomy and Soil Science isunique in Australian universities as it combines the skills of plant and soil http://www.une.edu.au/agronomy/AgSSnTeaching.html

Teaching Activities involving Electronic Media Agronomy and Soil Science is unique in Australian universities as it combines the skills of plant and soil scientists in the teaching and research programs of a single department. Students wishing to enquire about undergraduate and postgraduate study should write directly to the Group Convenor. Go back to the table of Contents Summary Undergraduate teaching and postgraduate training within the Division of Agronomy and Soil Science is concerned with the improved understanding of the climatic, edaphic and biotic factors which influence the level and stability of food and fibre production. Areas of interest in the plant sciences include new crop adaptation studies, pasture science, weed science, crop protection, plant nutrition, and horticultural science. In soil science the research areas include soil physics, soil chemistry, soil fertility, soil biology, and soil management studies. The following links demonstrate the Division's interests in using electronic media to improve the learning environment for students. Oz Soils - Soil Science on CD-ROM UNE Cotton Courses Soil Science 211 - Course Information Soil Science 431 - Interactive International Soil Science (New in 1998) The following links are a selection of Internet based courses from around the world.

26. ACES Personnel Directory agronomy SOILS Agronomic Crops, Animal Science and Forages media Expert. 2,DILLARD, CHRIS AGRI PROGRAM ASSOC I agronomy SOILS http://www.aces.edu/directory/WizardSearch.tmpl?timekeeping=935&program=1

27. Agronomy Links University of Nebraska agronomy; Other University agronomy Departments This section contains links to agricultural publications and media. http://www.nebraskacropconsultants.org/related.htm

Home Profile Calendar Newsletter ... Opportunities Agronomy Links Table of Contents This page contains links to web sites and pages related to agronomic topics. The information is divided into the following categories: University of Nebraska Agronomy Other University Agronomy Departments Other State Crop Consultant Associations Agricultural Companies ... Weather University of Nebraska Agronomy This section contains links to the University of Nebraska Agronomy Departments. Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources University of Nebraska Department of Agronomy South Central Research and Extension Center Panhandle Research and Extension Center ... Back to Top University Agronomy Departments This section contains links to several other Midwest land grant universities. Iowa State University Department of Agronomy Kansas State University Department of Agronomy South Dakota State University Plant Science Department Purdue University Department of Agronomy ... Back to Top Crop Consulting Associations This section contains links to several other state crop consulting associations.

28. Institute Of Communications Research From agronomy to zoology, from classics to medical sciences, from literature to The media Studies Program offers courses that consider ethnicities in a http://www.comm.uiuc.edu/icr/undergrads/-home-/

document.writeln(''); for Undergraduates admissions academics courses career development ... search Media Studies Program Media Studies: More than the study of Media "People live in a community by virtue of the things they have in common; and communication is the way in which they come to possess things in common." John Dewey, Democracy and Education The study of media and mediated communications is increasingly central to all disciplines, none of which is untouched by our media-saturated world. From agronomy to zoology, from classics to medical sciences, from literature to cell biology, no one can afford to ignore the power of the changing media environment and its impact on our knowledge of the world. Media explain, media inform, media model, media entertain, and increasingly they structure our experience. Media Studies responds to pressing concerns: the astonishing power of media, communication, information, and persuasion, the need for critical analysis of propaganda, the need for ethical and reasoned policies guiding the development of these industries and ensuring democratic access for all citizens. Race and ethnicity are crucial components in the study of the media. Given that the U.S., as well as the rest of the world, is composed of a multi-ethnic and multi-racial population, studying these issues within the media is absolutely essential. In all areas of Media Studiesincluding production, content, reception, cultural analysis, and effectsand in all types of mediaincluding radio, television, newspapers, magazines, popular music, film, and the internetrace and ethnicity are central to the understanding of mediated communications.

29. EJ List By Publisher's Initials, Keio Univ. Media Centers (J) Soil Science Society of America Journal , American Society of agronomy, OPACLink Titles at Hiyoshi Free Access Journals (HighWire) ; 1999 + FREE http://ejopac.lib.keio.ac.jp:8888/ejbypub_e.asp?imprint=American Society of Agro

30. EJ List By Subjects, Keio Univ. Media Centers (J) Archiv fuer Acker und Pflanzenbau und Bodenkunde (Archives of agronomy and SoilScience) Euphytica , - Springer Science+Business media BV, OPAC Link http://ejopac.lib.keio.ac.jp:8888/ejbysubject_e.asp?subject=Agriculture&cd1=S&ca

31. TEMP\ewing1 Former associate editor (software) for agronomy Journal, 19962001. Stochastic pore-scale growth models of DNAPL migration in porous media. http://www.agron.iastate.edu/soilphysics/ewing.html

Dr. Robert P. Ewing (Toby) PhD Soil Physics, 1992, University of Minnesota MS Crop Science, 1988, North Carolina State University BS Plant and Soil Science, 1982, University of Maine Staff Research Scientist Department of Agronomy Iowa State University Ames, IA 50011-1010 ewing@iastate.edu phone: 515-294-7856 fax: 515-294-3163 Research Interests: Modeling flow and transport in porous media. My research concentration is in the use of percolation theory, network modeling, and random walk models in porous media. I'm particularly interested in the role of heterogeneity and spatial structure in determining material properties. Specific applications: simulation of initial DNAPL migration for improved prediction in expedited site characterization; movement and dissolution of NAPL ganglia (including enhanced oil recovery); sorption, desorption, and fate of organic chemicals; movement of radionuclides in low-connectivity rock matrices (e.g., Yucca Mountain). A topic I'm just starting to work in is coupled heat and water movement in soils. Image and Signal Analysis.

32. Agronomy Forms ITC Key Loan Form – Long Term Usage If you need access using a Marlock keysfor the media Cabinets in the agronomy Classrooms, you will need to request a http://www.agron.iastate.edu/department/internal_information/templates/Forms/Agr

Questions or comments can be forwarded to Debra L. Hop Last Modified: September 16, 2005 AGRONOMY FORMS INDEX A B C D E F ... I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z This collection of templates provides you with a number of forms frequently used at Iowa State University , Agronomy Department. The template forms were created on a PC using Microsoft Word 7.0 and Excel 7.0 (or greater) and conform to a uniform standard. You must be using these versions of the applications, or higher, to ensure the templates will function as designed. Agronomy Dept. Centennial Interoffice Communication Memo - Interoffice memo, which may be personalized by each Faculty and Staff. [Word] 9/15/03 Agronomy Dept. Letterhead –Letterhead stationary, which may be personalized by each Faculty and Staff. [Word] 9/15/03 Agronomy Department Purchase Form – Complete this form, e-mail to Mary Davis , for purchasing from a source outside the university. [Excel] 4/12/05 ARS-533 - Manuscript Peer Review Form of the Agricultural Research Service for USDA/ARS collaborators [Word] Cash Advance for Travel - Travel advances are not available to university employees for routine business travel within the United States or Canada Only graduate students should request advances for domestic travel.

33. Know How Media Kit | Biographies | Peter Coaldrake | Pioneer Hi-Bred Internation know how media day industry biographies peter coaldrake. A native of Australia,he earned his bachelor s degree in agronomy and his doctorate degree in http://www.pioneer.com/media/knowhow/biographies/coaldrake.htm

document.write(phi_logo); COALDRAKE.JPG (2.16 MB) Know How Media Kit - Biographies Peter Coaldrake, Ph.D. Director of Grain and Nutritional Sciences Maize Development Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc. Dr. Peter Coaldrake is director for Grain and Nutritional Sciences in Maize Development for Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc. He leads a team responsible for the analysis and characterization of grain for specific end uses and directs product development research to characterize grains with improved functionality. Peter joined Pioneer in 1985 as manager of Pioneer's Australian research center where he oversaw sorghum, corn, sunflower and alfalfa breeding programs. In 1987, he moved to the company's sorghum research station in Marion, Ark. In 1988, Peter joined Pioneer's corn breeding research team at the Champaign, Ill., facility where he focused on developing yellow food-grade corns as well as developing relationships with key end users of corn. In 1996, he was appointed director of food and industrial corn research. In 1998, Peter assumed the responsibility for seed product development and served as a key liaison for Optimum Quality Grains, a joint venture between Pioneer and DuPont.

34. Know How Media Kit | Biographies | John Soper | Pioneer Hi-Bred International, I know how media day industry biographies john soper. College Park, and hisdoctorate in agronomy/plant breeding from North Dakota State University. http://www.pioneer.com/media/knowhow/biographies/soper.htm

document.write(phi_logo); SOPER.JPG (105 KB) Know How Media Kit - Biographies John Soper, Ph.D. Director of Soybean Research DuPont Crop Genetics Research Dr. John Soper currently serves as director of soybean research, a position he has held since January 2001. As director, John has oversight responsibility for the Pioneer global soybean product development programs conducted by more than 60 full-time employees in the United States, Canada, and Brazil. These research activities combine traditional plant breeding techniques with cutting-edge biotechnology applications. Prior to accepting this position, John served five years as director of sunflower research with additional responsibility for the oversight of Pioneer sorghum, rice, millet and alfalfa research during 1999 and 2000. He also served as regional soybean research director (northern United States and Canada) in 1994-95 and as a soybean breeder for Pioneer in Redwood Falls, Minn., from 1987 through 1994. John received his bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of Maryland, College Park, and his doctorate in agronomy/plant breeding from North Dakota State University.

35. IATP | Media Center He retired in 2000, and is professor emeritus of agronomy and Agricultural He also served as president of the American Society of agronomy and the Soil http://www.iatp.org/iatp/experts.cfm

Environment and Agriculture Dr. Dennis Keeney Senior Fellow Contact Dr. Dennis: drkeeney@iastate.edu Jim Kleinschmit Senior Associate Contact Jim: jim@iatp.org Mark Muller Director, Environment and Agriculture Program Since starting at IATP in 1997, Muller has worked on a wide variety of issues, including agricultural diversification, nutrient management, agricultural transportation, regional food systems and renewable energy production. He has been involved in both regional project-based efforts and national policy development. He has had opinion pieces on agricultural policy appear in newspapers throughout the Midwest. Muller has a B.A. in physics from the State University of New York at Geneseo and a M.S. in environmental engineering from Manhattan College. Prior to joining IATP, Muller worked as an environmental engineer and high school science teacher. Contact Mark: mmuller@iatp.org Food and Health Marie Kulick Senior Associate Kulick joined the Food and Health team in August 2004, with more than 14 years experience as a program director, collaborator, advocate, non-profit manager and skilled communicator within the environmental and conservation communities. She works on the health impacts of sewage sludge, and on our hospitals and food project. Kulick has a B.A. in Communications from McDaniel College and a Master of Studies in Environmental Law from Vermont Law School. Prior to IATP, Kulick worked for the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, Environmental Fund for Maryland, and Clean Water Action.

36. Media Releases The students who graduated this year have obtained professional degrees inarchitecture, telecommunications, dentistry, medicine, agronomy and psychology. http://www.stkittsnevis.net/media/august04-32.html

Six students graduate from Cuban universities Wednesday, August 18, 2004 Six Kittitians granted scholarships by the Denzil Douglas Labour Government have become the first batch of students to graduate from Cuban universities. The students who graduated this year have obtained professional degrees in architecture, telecommunications, dentistry, medicine, agronomy and psychology. Robert Morris, Anderson Cassius and Jolin Davis are now professional architects. Joyce Sommerall obtained a degree in telecommunications; Randy Liburd in dentistry, Daveen Wilkes-Wilkins is a General Practitioner, while Charlene Bowry is a psychologist and Eric Browne, an agronomist. Kittitian students pursuing studies in General Medicine are Darryl Warner, Joylette Woodley, Vance Gilbert, Sharon Archibald, Norgen Wilson, Terrance Drew, Giovanna Matthew, Garfield Alexander, Yren Clarke, Natalie Osborne, Naudica Phillip, Dail Crawford, Duane Hendrickson, Nerisa Grant, Carronnette Frank and Dwain Archibald. Ricaldo Pike is pursuing a course in Veterinary Medicine; Trevor Christmas and Rolston Archibald, Dentistry; Violet Williams, Cherrilyn Warde-Crawford and Carolyn Brombill, Psychology and Glenville Byron, Sociology. back to Media Releases

37. Agronomy And Horticulture The undergraduate program in agronomy and horticulture prepares students for avariety of careers in JOUR 210, Writing for the Print media, 3 http://www.nmsu.edu/Academic_Progs/Undergraduate_Catalog_96_97/ch2/agro.html

1996-1997 Undergraduate Catalog AGRONOMY and HORTICULTURE Professor LeRoy Daugherty, department head Professors Barnes, Bosland, Corgan, Fisher, Fowler, Glover, Gregory, Herrera, Hooks, Lindemann, McCaslin, Mexal, Phillips, Sammis, Sengupta-Gopalan; Associate Professors Cantrell, Lownds, O'Connell; Assistant Professors Carter, Flynn, ldan, Harrington, Heil, Henning, Jones, Monger, Ray, Wall DEGREE: Bachelor of Science in Agriculture MAJOR: Agronomy OPTION: General Agronomy OPTION: Agronomic Business OPTION: Agronomic Journalism OPTION: Plant Genetics MAJOR: Horticulture OPTION: General Horticulture OPTION: Ornamental Horticulture OPTION: Horticulture Business OPTION: Horticulture Journalism OPTION: Landscape Design OPTION: Plant Genetics MAJOR: Soil Science OPTION: Soils OPTION: Environment and Resource Management OPTION: Soil and Water Science MAJOR: Recreational Areas Management OPTION: Golf and Sports Turfgrass Management OPTION: General Turfgrass Management DEGREE: Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science MAJOR: Environmental Science OPTION: Chemistry OPTION: Geology OPTION: Soils OPTION: Wildlife OPTION: Environmental Economics The undergraduate program in agronomy and horticulture prepares students for a variety of careers in agriculture and related fields. Accordingly, a flexible curriculum has been designed that will allow specific programs to be developed in consultation with the student's academic adviser. Programs may also be developed for those who wish to prepare for advanced studies in graduate school. In addition to the courses listed for each major, 35 credits must be taken in the College of Agriculture and Home Economics, and the university general education requirements must be met.

38. Agronomy And Horticulture 19951996 Undergraduate Catalog College of Agriculture and Home Economics -agronomy and Horticulture, NMSU JOUR 210, Writing for the Print media, 3 cr. http://www.nmsu.edu/Academic_Progs/Undergraduate_Catalog_95_96/ch2/agro.html

1995-1996 Undergraduate Catalog College of Agriculture and Home Economics - Agronomy and Horticulture Professor LeRoy Daugherty, department head Professors Barnes, Bosland, Corgan, Fisher, Fowler, Glover, Gregory, Herrera, Hooks, Lindemann, McCaslin, Mexal, Phillips, Sammis, Sengupta-Gopalan; Associate Professors Cantrell, Lownds, O'Connell; Assistant Professors Carter, Guldan, Harrington, Heil, Henning, Jones, McCrimmon, Monger, Ray, Rouppet, Wall DEGREE: Bachelor of Science in Agriculture MAJOR: Agronomy OPTION: General Agronomy OPTION: Agronomic Business OPTION: Agronomic Journalism OPTION: Plant Genetics MAJOR: Horticulture OPTION: General Horticulture OPTION: Ornamental Horticulture OPTION: Horticulture Business OPTION: Horticulture Journalism OPTION: Plant Genetics MAJOR: Soil Science OPTION: Soils OPTION: Environment and Resource Management OPTION: Soil and Water Science MAJOR: Recreational Areas Management DEGREE: Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science MAJOR: Environmental Science OPTION: Chemistry OPTION: Geology OPTION: Soils OPTION: Wildlife The undergraduate program in agronomy and horticulture prepares students for a variety of careers in agriculture and related fields. Accordingly, a flexible curriculum has been designed that will allow specific programs to be developed in consultation with the student's academic adviser. Programs may also be developed for those who wish to prepare for advanced studies in graduate school. In addition to the courses listed for each major, 35 credits must be taken in the College of Agriculture and Home Economics, and the university general education requirements must be met.

39. Media Guide To Experts - University Of Alberta media Guide to Experts Find an Expert. G Grain Cereal breeding, geneticsand agronomy Crop information system, satellite use in agriculture http://www.expressnews.ualberta.ca/expressnews/mediaexperts/experts.cfm?alph=G&s

40. Media Guide To Experts - University Of Alberta media Guide to Experts Find an Expert. G Genetics Bacterial gene cloning Cereal breeding, genetics and agronomy Gene cloning, gene regulation, http://www.expressnews.ualberta.ca/expressnews/mediaexperts/experts.cfm?alph=G&s

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