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Home About Agland Investment Services Current/New Projects Global Project Map ... Contact Us Agland's Newsletter 2002 Agland Investment Services Newsletter Dear Clients and Friends, The start of a new year gives one pause to look back, although this will be a brief pause, as we are moving quickly into 2003 with a full house of new projects to implement and proposals in preparation. Many have asked, "Where is the Agland newsletter?" as we skipped our 2001 issue. A lot of exciting things have happened since 2000; we encourage you to read on. As you know, Agland has been involved in many economic development projects, and we are often asked, "What do foreign aid and economic development projects accomplish?" To answer this question, examples are useful. Aggressive military action in Afghanistan in 2001 at a cost of $7-8 billion (and many lives) provided a good example of what can happen when a war torn country is abandoned and a power vacuum is created. If $1 billion had been spent over 2 or 3 years on a broad economic development program, it is likely that a war would have not been required. We firmly believe that well-spent foreign aid saves our country money over time and can do much to encourage peace and stability in the world. We all witnessed the excesses of the dot-com world. One of the bigger busts was in the food industry with the demise of Wine.com, once the largest Internet retailer, ending with an auction of a million-bottle inventory at distressed prices. After $200 million in venture capital investment, the company ended with $3 million in assets and $25 million in liabilities. Of course this is "small potatoes" compared to the collapse of the home grocery delivery start-up, Webvan. One has to wonder just how, as a manager, you do this in a relatively short period of time. Reality is often painful.

25. Crop Profile For Peaches In Georgia And South Carolina Annual production for the combined georgia and South Carolina peach crops (NASS, food Safety As food safety programs mature, they more systematically http://www.ipmcenters.org/cropprofiles/docs/GASCpeaches.html

Crop Profile for Peaches in Georgia and South Carolina Prepared: March, 2004 General Production Information Georgia and South Carolina rank 2 nd and 3 rd , respectively, in U.S. peach production. Annual production for the combined Georgia and South Carolina peach crops (NASS, 1997–2001) averages 226 million lbs, with an average value of $63 million. Together, Georgia and South Carolina account for 25% of the nation’s fresh peach acreage. The Georgia and South Carolina peach crops are grown almost exclusively for fresh sales. Wholesale grower-shippers, who sell primarily to chain stores, market over 90% of the crop. Both Georgia and South Carolina wholesale grower-shippers view themselves as facets of a single production area, as most use the same brokers and ship to the same markets. Roadside and local sales are next in importance. Processing, primarily for baby food, is limited, accounting for less than 1% of sales. Production Regions Peach production is clustered in areas where quality orchard sites offer some measure of freedom from spring frosts, and soils that support good tree growth and orchard longevity. Middle Georgia’s Fort Valley plateau and South Carolina’s Ridge area are the epicenters of production in the two-state area. Collectively, they account for ca. 70% of the bearing acreage in the two states. Significant production is also found in Georgia’s Brooks County (southwest GA) and in South Carolina’s piedmont region (northwest SC). Smaller areas of production are in west central and southeast Georgia and additional scattered production in the north central part of the state. South Carolina has small production areas in the coastal plain and sand hills regions.

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27. Willow Glen Resident | 0250 | December 11, 2002 in the AdoptA-Family program by buying clothes, toys or food, shopping, For this program, the georgia Travis Center is transformed into a makeshift http://www.svcn.com/archives/wgresident/20021211/wg-cover.shtml

December 11, 2002 Willow Glen, California Since 1992 Photograph by Jacqueline Ramseyer Boxing Care: Student officers (from left) Eduardo Flores, 9, Sofia Ablobakar, 11, Jessica Mastrella, 8, and Kelli Segale help collect food for the Adopt-A-Family program. Community reaches out to make the holidays special By Amy Jenkins When five children live in a one-bedroom apartment, the father gets laid off work and the mother only makes a small income, putting food on the table and paying rent often take priority over buying gifts during the holidays. Celebrating the holidays also becomes nearly impossible when a mother is killed in a car accident and the grandmother takes over raising the family. And when parents get a divorce and there is no longer a joint income, the holiday season takes on a different feel. This is reality for several families at Willow Glen's Schallenberger Elementary School. And because similar circumstances exist throughout the Bay Area, organizations such as InnVision and The Family Giving Tree are working hard to make wishes come true this holiday season. School spirit When second-grade teacher Kathy Argabright saw this great need among families at her school last year, she became involved with the Adopt-A-Family program. The Insurance Underwriters Association found people to buy gifts for 20 families on her list, and when teachers and staff agreed to participate and help the others on the list, 19 more families, with a total of 62 children, received gifts.

28. Direct General Adding 1,500+ New Jobs At Louisiana Processing Center, Site Selec Had Siteselection Clout. Montville, NJ-based Berlex is buying a 16-acre Getting US food and Drug Administration approvals would open up a large and http://www.conway.com/ssinsider/pwatch/pw040705.htm

Week of July 5, 2004 Project Watch LOOKING FOR A PREVIOUS STORY? CHECK THE ARCHIVE Direct General first came to Baton Rouge (pictured) in 1995, relocating its processing center from Nashville. Direct General Adding 1,500+ New Jobs at Louisiana Processing Center by JACK LYNE Site Selection Executive Editor of Interactive Publishing BATON ROUGE, La. - Fast-growing insurance holding company Direct General Corp. says that it will add as many as 1,550 jobs in expanding its Baton Rouge, La., policy-processing center. Direct General Chairman and CEO William Adair gathered Friday with state and local officials at the Greater Baton Rouge Chamber of Commerce for a press announcement, hurriedly convened to get the news out before the long July 4th holiday weekend. The Nashville, Tenn.-based company is moving to a bigger building to accommodate its far larger local work force, Adair said. Currently, Direct General has 439 employees in a 90,000-sq.-ft. (8,100-sq.-m.) Baton Rouge facility that it leases. The company laid out its hiring timetable in its application for a grant from the Louisiana Economic Development Corp. (LEDC). Direct General said that it plans to add 500 jobs in its first year at the new site, adding 519 positions in its second year and 531 more in its third.

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You are here main articles Farmers’ Markets: Fun for the Family by Rebekka Martin Sandy Procter says a farmers’ market is a place for healthy foods and healthy families. "I’m not saying that there will never be room for a Twinkie or a donut, but help your child understand that these ‘sometimes’ foods are exceptions to the rule, [which is that] crisp, juicy fruits and vegetables are excellent snack foods." Procter said markets provide an opportunity for parents to teach their kids how to choose ripe, tasty foods. She said asking children’s opinion about food choices reinforces the food lesson and lets them know their opinions matter. In addition, Procter said studies show that children involved in shopping for and selecting foods are more likely to accept and eat those foods. Emily Mark, a K-State Research and Extension family and consumer sciences specialist, said parents can even let their children spend their own money to buy something at the market "They learn how to select the tomato and what is a quality tomato, but they also learn to budget their money," Mark said.

31. Oral History -- Eleanor Pratt MJ We’re here with Ms. Eleanor Pratt in Atlanta, georgia. being placed onUSDA buying foods that would make nutritional contributions to the programs, http://www.nfsmi.org/Archives/oral_history/epratt.html

Eleanor Pratt Bio Eleanor Pratt began her career in the Child Nutrition Profession in 1957 as Food Service Director for Clarksville, Tennessee schools in 1957. With a master's degree in Home Economics, she went on in 1960 to a career with the USDA Southeast Regional Office as Home Economist. She retired, thirty-four years later, in 1994. Oral History Transcript Interviewee: Eleanor Pratt Interviewer: Meredith Johnston Interview Date: September 24, 2004 MJ: We’re here with Ms. Eleanor Pratt in Atlanta, Georgia. Thank you, Ms. Pratt, for inviting us into your home and answering our questions. MJ: Could you tell us a little about yourself and where you grew up? MJ: And what time period would this have been? EP: Well, I was in, I had a belated career in attendance in college. I had worked see with these two firms in Chattanooga for a number of years and then I went to, graduated from college in 1957, so it was then that I went to Clarksville. After an interview with the superintendent, he offered me the job. And I was real excited about it because it was going to be challenging and fun and a way to learn more. I had majored in institution management so here was an opportunity for me to show what I had learned, whether or not it could be put into use in a supervisory position. I am not sure I answered your question about the time. MJ: Yes, would it have been the 50s, the 60s?

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Skip the navigation header body Released: July 24, 2002 Farmers’ Markets: Fun for the Family MANHATTAN, Kan. – Sandy Procter says a farmers’ market is a place for healthy foods and healthy families. "I’m not saying that there will never be room for a Twinkie or a donut, but help your child understand that these ‘sometimes’ foods are exceptions to the rule, [which is that] crisp, juicy fruits and vegetables are excellent snack foods." Procter said markets provide an opportunity for parents to teach their kids how to choose ripe, tasty foods. She said asking children’s opinion about food choices reinforces the food lesson and lets them know their opinions matter. In addition, Procter said studies show that children involved in shopping for and selecting foods are more likely to accept and eat those foods. Emily Mark, a K-State Research and Extension family and consumer sciences specialist, said parents can even let their children spend their own money to buy something at the market "They learn how to select the tomato and what is a quality tomato, but they also learn to budget their money," Mark said. Mark agreed with Procter that children may be more willing to try a new food they’ve shopped for. "If I pay for it, I’m more likely to eat it," she said.

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36. Polk County Extension Service The University of georgia Cooperative Extension Service in Polk County in an effort to improve food choices, food buying habits, and food safety. http://county.ces.uga.edu/polk/

Agriculture and Environmental Sciences College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences Cooperative Extension Service Family and Consumer Sciences Polk County 4 H/Youth Professor Popcorn 20 North Main St. Cedartown, GA 30125 Phone: 770-749-2142 Fax: 770 -749-2141 Email: uge2233@arches.uga.edu Staff General Information UGA Cooperative ... TOP The University of Georgia and Ft. Valley State University, the U.S. Department of Agriculture and counties of the State cooperating. The Cooperative Extension Service offers educational programs, assistance and materials to all people without regard to race, color, national origin, age, sex, or disability. An equal opportunity/affirmative action organization committed to a diverse work force. The University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service in Polk County responds to the community's needs and interests in agriculture, the environment, families, and 4- H/Youth with unbiased educational information. When developing educational programs in these areas, the Polk Extension staff must consider the need for proper land use, water quality, the right to farm, transportation, health, waste handling, recycling, and preservation of natural resources. With very strong diverse agricultural, industrial, and educational sectors, and a rapidly growing population, Polk County will soon reach metropolitan status. The Polk County Extension staff is challenged to provide timely and interesting programming for the community in agriculture, families, and 4-H/Youth.

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40. Georgia Aquarium The program recommends which seafood to buy or avoid, helping consumers and chefs According to Banicki, Café Aquaria will have a selection of “Best in http://www.georgiaaquarium.org/newsAndEvents/pressRelease/20050726article.aspx

ABOUT US SUPPORT US BOOK YOUR EVENT JOIN OUR TEAM ... VISIT US July 26, 2005 GEORGIA AQUARIUM ANNOUNCES BALLROOM, CATERING AND RESTAURANT PARTNERS Legendary Chef Wolfgang Puck Headlines Dining “Dream Team" Bernie Marcus, benefactor of the Georgia Aquarium, opening November 23, 2005, today announced the culinary team that will direct guest dining experiences at the Georgia Aquarium, including ballroom special events, catering and guest restaurants. Wolfgang Puck, a name synonymous with exciting restaurant concepts and high quality foodservice, headlines the team that includes Restaurant Associates, renowned as the leader in cultural dining across the U.S., and famed Atlanta restaurateur Pano Karatassos of the Buckhead Life Restaurant Group. Wolfgang Puck Catering (WPC) will operate exclusive special event catering services at the Aquarium, allowing visitors to enjoy customized menus and professional event staff paired with the extraordinary setting. Chef Puck will have his talented staff participate in the Seafood Watch, a program pioneered by the Monterey Bay Aquarium to raise consumer awareness about the importance of buying seafood from sustainable sources. The program recommends which seafood to buy or avoid, helping consumers and chefs to become advocates for environmentally-friendly seafood. Additionally, the Seafood Watch pocket guide will be available to consumers upon request.

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