News Stories - Page 697

News from the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences

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2001: Environment.
A look back at CAES News Center environment stories in 2001.
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2001: Food.
A look back at CAES News Center food stories in 2001.
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2001: Weather.
A look back at CAES News Center weather stories in 2001.
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2001 in Review.
A look back at CAES News Center stories in 2001.
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Kenaf Market.
Kenaf, a plant related to cotton and okra, is usually grown either as a forage crop for animals or for its fiber. But a middle Georgia businessman wants farmers to grow it for use in building materials.
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Barnes on Farms.
TIFTON - Rural communities and agriculture depend on each other, said Georgia Gov. Roy Barnes here at the Symposium on Value-added Agriculture Dec. 14.
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Water-wise Cotton.
A six-year study by University of Georgia and Israeli scientists has paved the way to cotton varieties that can brave the weather's whims by using water more efficiently.
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Adding Value.
The future of American agriculture is in jeopardy unless farmers have a way to add value to the crops they grow and bring consumers closer to the farm gate.
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4-H Centennial.
As the 4-H Club turns 100 this year, it's still going strong. It's stayed that way by keeping up with the times, adjusting its program areas to fit the changing interests of America's young people.
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Centennial Highlights.
Over the next few months, the centennial of 4-H will be marked by many national events, including a proclamation signed by President George W. Bush and members of his Cabinet.