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News from the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences

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Language barrier 09/04/03
To help landscape and turf managers break down language barriers between them and their Latino workers, the Hall County Extension Service and the North Georgia Landscape and Turf Association are hosting a course, "Introductory Spanish for the Green Industry."
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Equestrian Samaritan 09/04/03
It's not time to vote for a new U.S. president, but it is time to vote for Rebecca Miolen. A 4-H'er from Newnan, Ga., Miolen needs your vote to win the IVERCARE Because You Care Award, which is presented annually to one American who cares the most for horses.
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Feast and goal 09/04/03
Georgia's football season draws fans and foods to the stadium on game day. But without proper concern for safety, the food can leave fans sick.
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Good yields, prices 09/04/03
Georgia cotton farmers might have something they haven't had in years: a lot of cotton to sell for relatively good prices.
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$6.7 million grant 09/04/03
The National Center for Research Resources (NCRR), a component of the National Institutes of Health, has awarded a five-year grant of $6.7 million to a team headed by scientists at the University of Georgia for research that could eventually help in the treatment of certain kinds of cancer and Parkinson's Disease.
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Become a Master Gardener 08/28/03
For people who love gardening and enjoy helping others, the chance to glean from the best gardening minds' knowledge should be intensely appealing.
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Biosensing research 08/28/03
UGA research team will use $1 million National Science Foundation grant to study and develop three-dimensional nanoscale structures (measured in billionths of a meter) to address problems in biosensing.
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Better fuel 08/28/03
Former U.S. president encourages the processing and distribution of biodiesel in Georgia.
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Advancing by degrees 08/26/03
Minority students who want to pursue graduate work with a cutting-edge researcher will want to take a good look at Mary Alice Smith, a University of Georgia environmental health science professor.
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Food science party 08/26/03
The University of Georgia Department of Food Science and Technology will mark the completion of a $4.2 million building addition and the $2.4 million renovation of its previous facilities with an open house and ribbon cutting in Athens Sept. 5.