| Agricultural organization (16) |  |
| American farm bureau federation (1) | |
| Institute of food and agricultural sciences (44) | |
| National farmers union (3) | |
| Agricultural organization (16) | |
| American farm bureau federation (1) | |
| Institute of food and agricultural sciences (44) | |
| National farmers union (3) | |
000 sq km per year, according to the Food and Agricultural organization of the United nations), rerouting rivers (we manage more than half of the planet's available freshwater)
and Agricultural organization for the United nations published in June. More people On earth also means more competition for water Griggs added.
mark the fifth anniversary of the adoption of the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture by the Food and Agricultural organization of the United nations. The treaty is known best for its role in paving the way for construction of the Svalbard Global
chief veterinary officer for the Food and Agricultural organization of the United nations (FAO) in Rome. Just as smallpox ripped through human populations for centuries,
chief veterinary officer for the Food and Agricultural organization of the United nations (FAO) in Rome. It not only kills cattle and other wildlife,
and new technologies for a competitive agriculture industry and that it does not use evidence and science in its decision-making, the UK National farmers union's chief science and regulatory affairs adviser,
and Agricultural organization (FAO) of the United nations. It estimates that plantations grew by around 15, 400 square kilometres a year between 1995 and 2005.
Adam Quinney, a beef farmer and vice-president of the National farmers union in Stoneleigh which is lobbying for the cull,
but agricultural organizations have said that farmers will face hardship if that happens. Next Monday, European governments will take a crucial vote on
or an area the size of Poland and is more than three times the area estimated in 2009 by the United nations Food and Agricultural organization mainly on the basis of land-use observations from space.
says the Rome-based United nations Food and Agricultural organization (FAO. In the first survey of its kind, published on 13 Â March,
and Agricultural organization the United nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and recent peer-reviewed publications.#
its history is largely though not entirely that of successive forms of social economic and agricultural organization.
The research was funded by the Citrus Research and development Foundation Inc. an affiliate of UF's Institute of food and agricultural sciences.
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Faculty members Max Teplitski George Hochmuth Jerry Bartz and Marvasi all of UF's Institute of food and agricultural sciences wanted to find out which crop production factors are associated with tomato salmonella outbreaks.
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Ingram is director of the Southeast Climate Consortium and an associate research scientist with UF's Institute of food and agricultural sciences.
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but affect a broad range of species said entomologist Jeff Bloomquist a professor in UF's Emerging Pathogens Institute and its Institute of food and agricultural sciences.
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and agricultural production is hidden a treasure said Grunwald a member of the Institute of food and agricultural sciences faculty. Soils serve as a natural container to hold carbon that would otherwise be emitted into the atmosphere as greenhouse gases that accelerate global climate change.
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Jeffrey Brecht director of the UF Institute of food and agricultural sciences'Center for Food Distribution and Retailing studied strawberries beginning with their harvesting from fields in Florida and California to their delivery to stores in Illinois Washington Alabama
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The Strawberry Advisory System devised by an Institute of food and agricultural sciences researcher takes data such as temperature and leaf wetness and tells growers
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said Olmstead a faculty member with UF's Institute of food and agricultural sciences. A company called Panel Direct Online recruited survey takers using an online questionnaire to ensure participants bought blueberries in the 12 months before the survey
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Marty Main associate dean for extension for UF's Institute of food and agricultural sciences supervised her research. They expect the study to be published later this year.
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They also filled out a questionnaire said Shelnutt a faculty member with UF's Institute of food and agricultural sciences. About a third of participants said they believed gluten-free foods to be healthier than those labeled conventional a figure she thought would be much lower.
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when their susceptibility to disease is increased said Gary Knox an environmental horticulture professor with UF's Institute of food and agricultural sciences.
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and Agricultural organization of the United nations describes it as an area of more than 0. 5 hectares or a little more than an acre with trees taller than about 16 feet and more than 10 percent canopy cover.
If whole grains are offered kids eat them according to a new study by researchers at UF's Institute of food and agricultural sciences.
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when their crops need the most water they can plant accordingly said Keith Ingram an associate scientist in UFÂ##s agricultural and biological engineering department part of the Institute of food and agricultural sciences.
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Hanson a faculty member with UF's Institute of food and agricultural sciences likens the new tool to models aeronautical engineers use
Gonzalez and Lorca are UF associate professors in the microbiology and cell science department part of UFÂ##s Institute of food and agricultural sciences.
This study is the result of a partnership between the Laboratory of Biological Control and Spatial Ecology (ULB LUBIES) the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI Nairobi Kenya) the Food and Agricultural organization of the United nations
If consumers can distinguish between local and organic then by buying organic they will be able to reduce their exposure to synthetic pesticides said Khachatryan with the Mid-Florida Research and Education Center in Apopka part of the Institute of food and agricultural sciences.
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The role of root infection by insect-carried bacterial pathogens has been underestimated greatly said Evan Johnson a research assistant scientist with UF's Institute of food and agricultural sciences.
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and animal health said Jeong a member of UF's Institute of food and agricultural sciences. Dangerous infections are diminishing the role of some antibiotics making them less able to treat infections as pathogens are developing resistance to the drugs he said adding that about 23000 people die in the U s. annually because of exposure to pathogens that don't respond to antibiotics.
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Researchers at UF's Institute of food and agricultural sciences introduced their Waterfootprint tool in the March issue of the journal Agricultural Systems after using it to calculate water consumption at farms in Florida Georgia Alabama
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The U n. Food and Agricultural organization estimates that grasslands cover between one-fifth and two-fifths of the planet's land area
Hahn an associate professor with UF's Institute of food and agricultural sciences and his former postdoctoral associate Giancarlo LÃ pez-Martã nez now an assistant professor at New mexico State university describe in research publications this month
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and how long they can sustain that profit said Mercy Olmstead assistant professor in horticultural sciences at UF's Institute of food and agricultural sciences.
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Using a digital camera two of Lee's former students took 240 photos of fruit from a research grove at UF's Institute of food and agricultural sciences on the Gainesville campus. Because of the scope of the study these are preliminary findings Lee said
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The Rome-based Food and Agricultural organization estimates that between 2010-12 India had 217 million people at risk of undernourishment.
They quote the example of the investment by Agri-SA, the South african national farmers'union, in land in Congo-Brazzaville.
including the nation largest, the American farm bureau federation. Kelli Ludlum is livestock policy specialist for the Farm Bureau. oei think it puts us on kind of a slippery slope,
and agricultural organizations that comprise the U s. Grains Council are starting to review possibilities for meeting the needs
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