41. Alabama Sustainable Agriculture Network ASAN's mission is to support conservation practices, families who grow and consume natural food and fiber, and the communities where they live. http://www.asanonline.org/

Contact Home About ASAN Farmers Markets ... Events Our Programs - coming soon! Our Partners- coming soon! Links En Espanol Email us Upcoming Field Days and Workshops: Tennessee Organic Workshops in Nashville, Jackson, and Knoxville, September 13-15. Beef Cattle Field Day in Crossville, September 15. Organic Horticulture Towards the Revitalization of our Community Landscapes in Hoover, Huntsville, and Jemison, September 15, 16 and 18. Women in Agriculture computer training course in Huntsville, September 16. Farm Financial Management Workshop for Farmers in Tuskegee, September 19. Organic Equipment Demonstration and Summer Vegetable Field Day in Cullman, September 19. Click here for a full listing of upcoming events and workshops. Who We Are The Alabama Sustainable Agriculture Network (ASAN) is a network of farmers, consumers, and agriculture-related organizations, all committed to promoting sustainable agriculture in Alabama. We are working to improve the situation of farmers in the state and to provide the state’s consumers with fresh local products. ASAN members believe that by providing educational opportunities for Alabama's farmers and ranchers and by educating both consumers and agricultural professionals about sustainable agriculture, we can improve the lives of small farmers and rural and urban communities and make a positive contribution to the state’s environment and health. as farming that supports families and communities while conserving natural resources.

42. Southeast Alabama Economic Development, Retirement, Tourism, Agriculture, And En Provides information on industry, tourism, agriculture, recreation, retirement, and entrepreneurial/small business and county profiles for this area. http://www.southeastalabama.com/

param name=target value="_self" W elcome to the best location for industrial, entrepreneurial, tourism, retirement, and agricultural information about Southeast Alabama. You will find detailed information about each of these areas of interest as well as important area profiles and entertaining information. So please take the time to explore this site and enjoy!!! This site is easily explored through the separate areas and the related maps for each. To quickly access specific data, please utilize the expanding menu to the left. Please take the time to send us an email on your opinion of this site and how it can better serve you. Check out the South Alabama Aviation Advantage Website Search This Site View/Sign our Guestbook!!! Using this site Partners FastCounter by bCentral Southeast Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission P.O. Box 1406 Dothan, AL 36302 (334) 794-3288 - Fax SoutheastAlabama@sanman.net

43. Nass Home Page Nass Logo with blue outline. alabama Seal in color. alabama Statistical Office Annual Bulletin agriculture Links Down on the Farm http://www.aces.edu/department/nass/

Alabama Statistical Office Herb Vanderberry, Director Kevin Pautler , Deputy Director Current Statistics Crop Progress and Conditions National Reports Agriculture Census ... Down on the Farm 4121 Carmichael Road, Suite 200 Montgomery, AL 36106 Phone: 334/279-3555 Fax: 334/279-3590 E-mail: nass-al@nass.usda.gov Electronic Subscriptions to National Releases - Reports via E-mail. How to subscribe to Alabama Releases - Reports via E-mail. The page's WebCounter count says that you are visitor number since 5/15/2002.

44. AU Archives -- Guide To The James Mallory Plantation Journal, RG No.: 33 Records related to alabama experimental agriculture and rural life, the history of aviation, politics, Civil War and reconstruction. http://www.lib.auburn.edu/archive/find-aid/033.htm

FINDING AID Guide to the James Mallory Plantation Journal, RG 33 Listed by: CJD Date: March 1966 Size: 1 journal + 1 reel of microfilm Date Span: Scope / Content: Includes accounts of experimental agriculture, politics, Civil War and Reconstruction, and reflections on the Baptist Church and national economy (1843-1877). Published in Talladega County Historical Association Newsletter in 51 installments, Dec 1972 - Feb 1977. Selected passages published in Edgar A. Stewart, ed., "The Journal of James Mallory, 1834-1877", Alabama Review (Jul 1961): 219-232. Biographical Sketch: James Mallory, a native of Madison County, Virginia, moved to Talladega County, Alabama in 1834. A Whig, Mallory owned Selwood plantation near Alpine, and was a charter member of the Agricultural Society of Talladega County. CALENDAR: 1 Typescript and carbon (400 pages) 1 Reel microfilm (neg.)

45. Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station The alabama Agricultural Experiment Station is a research arm of the College of agriculture, the School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, the College of http://www.ag.auburn.edu/aaes/

The Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station is a research arm of the College of Agriculture, the School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, the College of Human Sciences, the College of Veterinary Medicine, and the College of Sciences and Mathematics at Auburn University. Experiment Outline Form Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station 7 Comer Hall Auburn University Auburn, AL 36849-7425 Send comments to Webmaster

46. ACES: Chilton County Office Part of the alabama Cooperative Extension System, an extended arm of Auburn University and alabama A M University. Activities are agriculture and Natural Resources, 4H Youth and Youth-at-Risk, Community Resource Development, and Home Economics. http://www.aces.edu/counties/Chilton/

Sunday, September 18, 2005 About Extension County Offices Calendar Publications ... menu options Chilton County Office Gay E. West, County Extension Coord PO Box 30 Clanton, AL 35045 Phone: (205) 280-6268 Email Us 2005 Chilton County Peach Festival! (pdf) Chilton Leadership ... Other WWW Links - University sites, Extension sites, Affiliated Associations, Government sites, Corporate sites, etc. About Chilton County Chilton County's population of 37,485 is 11 percent black and 89 percent white. Its county seat is Clanton. In addition to peaches, farmers in Chilton County produce beef and vegetables. Major industries include International Paper, Gulf States and CRH. Most adults56 percenthave at least a high school education. There are six elementary schools, two middle schools, six high schools and a technical school in Chilton County. Additionally, the county has an extension of George Wallace Community College. Chilton County is home to Alabama's Confederate Memorial Park. Other tourist attractions include Alabama Power Company's Water Course, Lay Lake and Mitchell Lake. The Extension office employs four people full time and three part time. In addition to 4-H, which involves 1,000 youth, the Extension office conducts leadership training programs, Master Gardener, Shooting Sports and an area peach production meeting.

47. ACESAG: Coosa County Homepage An extended arm of Auburn University and alabama A M University. Activities are agriculture and natural resources, 4H youth and youth-at-risk, community resource development, and home economics. http://www.aces.edu/counties/Coosa/cntyinfo.htm

Coosa County Office W Frequently Asked Questions - Select A Topic Insect Problems Plant Diseases Rodent Problems Wildlife Publications Library - Select A Topic Agriculture and Natural Resources Community Resource Development Extension Home Economics and Family Programs Youth 4-H Publications Catalog Publications Balances Integrated Pest Management Helpful Links: Other WWW Links University Sites, Extension Sites,Governmental Sites, Corporate Sites, etc.

48. Alabama Maps - Agriculture Value of Agricultural Products Sold, 1997. Format PDF 60kb JPEG 89kb JPEG 99kb. Average farm value in 1997. Next Page. © 2005 University of alabama. http://alabamamaps.ua.edu/alabama/agriculture/

Home Help Graphics Tutorial Aerial Photography ... About this site Value of Agricultural Products Sold, 1997 Format: PDF JPEG Value of Agricultural Products Sold in 1997. Change in Farm Acreage, 1992-1997 Format: PDF JPEG Change in Farm Acreage between 1992 and 1997. All Cattle on Farms Format: PDF JPEG All cattle on farms in 1999. Corn Production, 1999 Format: PDF JPEG Corn production in 1998. Cotton Production, 1999 Format: PDF JPEG Cotton production in 1998. Egg Production Format: PDF JPEG Egg production in 1998. Cash Receipts from Farm Marketings, 1998 Format: PDF JPEG Cash receipts from farm marketing in 1998. Peanut Producation, 1999 Format: PDF JPEG Cash receipts from farm marketing in 1998. All Hogs and Pigs on Farms, 1999 Format: PDF JPEG All hogs and pigs on farms in 1998. Poultry Production, 1999 Format: PDF JPEG Poultry production in 1998. Soybeans Production, 1999 Format: PDF JPEG Soybean production in 1998.

49. South Alabama FLCA Provides farm, agriculture, and real estate loans for South alabama. http://www.alabamalandloan.com/

Sorry, your browser doesn't support Java(tm). The Federal Land Bank Association (FLBA) of South Alabama has been working with people just like you for over 80 years. As part of the Farm Credit System, our roots are in land financing. We specialize in long-term financing of farms, timber and forestry operations, agribusiness, recreational land and other rural property. We are a locally owned cooperative and understand the lending needs of our borrowers. With an experienced staff, a variety of loan products, and eight offices to serve you, we strive to simplify the loan process, service the loan, and help you invest in your dreams. If owning rural property is in your future, talk with us first. We look forward to meeting your financing needs.

50. Alabama Maps - Agriculture Format PDF 30kb JPEG 111kb. Total cash reciepts from farm and forest industry, 1999. Previous Page. © 2005 University of alabama. http://alabamamaps.ua.edu/alabama/agriculture/index2.html

Home Help Graphics Tutorial Aerial Photography ... About this site Acreage in Cropland, 1997 Format: PDF JPEG Acreage in cropland by county, 1997. Cropland Acreage Change by County Format: PDF JPEG Cropland acreage change by county, 1978-1997. Farms with Sales Greater than $100,000 Format: PDF JPEG Farms with sales greater than $100,000. Farm Tractors, 1997 Format: PDF JPEG Number of farm tractors by county, 1997. Irrigated Cropland, 1997 Format: PDF JPEG Irrigated cropland by county, 1997. Change in Total Number of Farms, 1978-1997 Format: PDF JPEG Change in total number of farms by county, 1978-1997. Farm Ownership by Blacks, 1997 Format: PDF JPEG Farm ownership by blacks in 1997. Total Cash Receipts from Farm and Forest Industry, 1999 Format: PDF JPEG Total cash reciepts from farm and forest industry, 1999. Previous Page

51. Alabama Department Of Agriculture & Industries alabama Department of agriculture Industries. To provide timely, fair and expert regulatory control over product, business entities, movement, http://www.agi.state.al.us/

Flash News Click Here September 2005 issue of the Bulletin Click Here The Alabama Band to hold benefit concert for Katrina victims Click Here for information on Hurricane Emergency Animal Sheltering Facilities Click Here for Information on the Alabama Premises ID System Soybean Rust Early Warning System... Ron Sparks, Commissioner To provide timely, fair and expert regulatory control over product, business entities, movement, and application of goods and services for which applicable state and federal law exists and strive to protect and provide service to Alabama consumers. Department personnel will actively work to initiate and support economic development activities and promote domestic and international consumption of Alabama products. It is the Department's goal to be recognized for its employee's integrity and professional performance. Richard Beard Building 1445 Federal Drive Montgomery, AL 36107-1100

52. Agriculture Statistics - Alabama For more details about alabama s top agriculture commodities, For a printable fact sheet about alabama’s agriculture, click here. http://www.classbrain.com/artstate/publish/article_685.shtml

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53. AWIS Weather Services, Weather Data, Ag Weather, And Freeze / Frost Forecasting of the alabama Cooperative Extension System, the alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, the College of agriculture, and AWIS Weather Services, Inc. http://www.awis.com/mesonet/

Alabama Mesonet Weather Data These Auburn University Mesonet observations are made available through cooperation of the Alabama Cooperative Extension System, the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, the College of Agriculture, and AWIS Weather Services, Inc. AWIS has made available all daily summary Mesonet data through this Web page. Auburn University users are able to extract any desired period of data from any of the Mesonet stations. Just click on the "Direct access" links after the station tables. Hourly data will still need to be requested directly from AWIS at no cost for AU users. Other users may also request historical Mesonet data, both hourly and daily, for a small fee. Mesonet stations with their latitude, longitude, period of record, and other details. Map of Mesonet stations.

54. Gulf Coast's Alabama Agriculture & Forestry agriculture and Forestry alabama is one of the country s most important states for Climate change would also affect alabama s agriculture industry. http://www.ucsusa.org/gulf/gcstateala_agr.html

dqmcodebase = "/menuscripts/" //script folder location Climate in the Gulf The Report For Teachers Overview ... Human Perspectives Alabama Introduction Climate Projections Human Health Freshwater Resources ... Coastal Development Agriculture and Forestry Wetter climate conditions could increase productivity of hardwoods, such as oaks and maples, at the expense of pines and other softwoods, and may increase the risk of forest pests such as southern pine bark beetle. If the drier climate scenario were to play out, savannas and grasslands would expand at the expense of forests, particularly further inland from the Gulf Coast. Increased fire frequency in drier conditions would require significant adaptations in forest and fire management. More fires mean changes in species selection, stand density, fertilization practices, and rotation lengths. Extreme, long-lasting droughts would seriously damage forests in the long-term. With carbon dioxide fertilization, tree growth increases if water is not limited. As temperature increases further, however, the capacity of trees to absorb and store carbon diminishes. Climate change would also affect Alabama's agriculture industry. For example:

55. Global Insight // Our Perspective Hurricane Ivan and alabama s agriculture. Related Content. Industries agriculture. Stay Informed. Subscribe to Perspectives, our weekly newsletter. http://www.globalinsight.com/Perspective/PerspectiveDetail1168.htm

Hurricane Ivan and Alabama's Agriculture Industries Agriculture Subscribe to Perspectives our weekly newsletter. by Harry Baumes Hurricane Ivan made landfall Thursday morning in Alabama. The destructive winds and rainfall that Ivan brings ashore has potential to destroy physical property, as well as take human life. The latest projected path of Ivan as reported this morning (11.00 am EST) is basically along a line from the southwest corner of Alabama to the northeast corner, and then into central/eastern Tennessee. Alabama's agriculture sector ranked 12th in terms of net farm income in 2003, with a total of $1.6 billion, and 31st in terms of value of production. Farm and farm-related jobs account for about 26% of the state employment (2002, USDA, Economic Research Service). Tennessee ranks 34th in terms of net farm income and 36th in terms of value of production. Farm and farm-related jobs account for about 24% of the total jobs. Clearly, the farm sector is vital to these states. Alabama accounts for about 12% of U.S. peanut production and broiler cash receipts, ranking 3rd among all states. Ivan came ashore in Alabama's second-leading peanut-producing county for 2003, Baldwin County, and close to Escambia County (7% of 2003 production). Its projected path could put another 10% of production at direct risk. The bulk of Alabama's peanut production is in the southeast corner of the state. Rains and secondary tornados could damage the crop in those areas as well. About 3% of the state's peanut crop was harvested as of September 12. If fields are too wet for farmers to move equipment in to dig nut, pest pressures will rise on the mature crop, putting production at risk. Those counties at risk account for some 30% of production. If 30–35% of Alabama's 2004 peanut production is lost, then U.S. production will be reduced by about 4%. Peanut prices would likely show some upward pressure.

56. Auburn, Alabama AUBURN, Ala. Richard Guthrie has been named dean of Auburn University s College of agriculture and director of its alabama Agricultural Experiment Station. http://auburnal.usl.myareaguide.com/

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57. Statistics Of U.S. Businesses: 2001: Alabama - Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing An alabama agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting (part 113-115 only) by Employment Size of Enterprise Introductory text includes scope and methodology. http://www.census.gov/epcd/susb/2001/al/AL11.HTM

Statistics of U.S. Businesses: 2001: Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting (part: 113-115 only) Alabama Select a state United States Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming By detailed employment size By year By industry Alabama - Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting (part: 113-115 only) by Employment Size of Enterprise Introductory text includes scope and methodology. Table includes only establishments with payroll. Nonemployers are shown separately. For descriptions of column headings and rows (industries), click on the appropriate underlined element in the table. Employment size of enterprise Firms Estab- lish- ... payroll All firms Firms with no employees (as of March 12) Firms with 1 to 4 employees Firms with 5 to 9 employees Firms with 10 to 19 employees Firms with 20 to 99 employees D Firms with 100 to 499 employees D Firms with 500 employees or more Firms with 1,000 to 1,499 employees

58. Regional Climate Assessment Sector - Agriculture alabama Cooperative Extension 1998. alabama Agricultural Statistics 199601997 Bulletin. alabama Agricultural Statistics Service, Montgomery, AL. 92pp. http://www.ghcc.msfc.nasa.gov/regional/agriculture.html

Assessment Approach The agricultural assessment will involve computer simulations of the impacts of climate scenarios: historical (with and without extreme events) and GCM-driven estimates for 2030 and 2100 on major field crops (soybean, corn, peanut, and wheat) in the Southeast. These results will be refined by spatially aggregating them using Monte Carlo and sampling techniques. These analyses will be expanded further to other economically-important crops (cotton, sugarcane, Florida citrus and tomato yields) using a combination of crop simulation and analogous years. Using the resulting changes in expected yield, changes in gross farm income (economic impacts) will be estimated under various climate regimes. The vulnerability of the agricultural sector to extreme climate events (hurricanes and frost) will also be assessed. Data sources used for model assessment and economic analysis can be found at two major US Department of Agriculture websites. The National Agricultural Statistics Service includes the Census of Agriculture data and other state- and county level crops data ( http://www.usda.gov/nass/

59. Andalusia, Alabama / Agriculture Real Estate in alabama United Country/Heritage Realty. No One Knows The Country Like We Do, our site has information on rural real estate in alabama, http://www.unitedcountry.com/andalusiaal/agri.htm

AGRICULTURE The major agricultural products in the area are peanuts, pecans, fruits, vegetables, cattle, poultry, hogs, cotton, wheat and soybeans. No One Knows The Country Like We Do © 1997, United Country Real Estate, ® 1997, United Country

60. NRDC: America's Animal Factories - Alabama alabama s agriculture statistics noted that nearly half of the broiler from LandApplied Broiler Litter, alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, http://www.nrdc.org/water/pollution/factor/stala.asp

Water Pollution In Depth : Report America's Animal Factories How States Fail to Prevent Pollution from Livestock Waste Top of Report Chapter 2 ALABAMA The vast amounts of chicken manure applied as fertilizer in Alabama's biggest poultry-growing counties pose a contamination threat to groundwater and potentially to drinking water. Citizens have no opportunity to voice concerns about the environmental impact of new animal factories under Alabama's draft permit system now being considered. For the past 20 years, Alabama has been faced with the problems of a growing poultry industry, including the potential contamination of the state's water from chicken manure applied too generously to farmland. Now other types of factory feedlots are moving into the state. According to the Alabama Department of Environmental Management (ADEM), Alabama has approximately 220 swine facilities, 248 dairies, about 3,445 broiler chicken facilities and 33,000 beef cattle farms. ADEM does not know how many of these facilities have 1,000 animal units or more. Pollution Problems Alabama is one of the leading poultry-producing states in the nation. The state's poultry production is geographically concentrated in the Sand Mountain region of northern Alabama, resulting in a large quantity of poultry litter spread in a few places.

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