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October, 2002 Archive
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October/2001 Archive
Fowler
Named Associate Director of Alabama Cooperative Extension System
Auburn,
Oct 31, 2002 ---
Dr. Sam
Fowler has been named the new associate director for Rural and
Traditional Programs of the Alabama Cooperative Extension System.
Dr. Gaines Smith, interim director of ACES, made the announcement
Oct. 21. (More...)
Historic
Preservation Workshop
Auburn,
November 5, 2002 -- The
Alabama Sunrise Region will sponsor a Historic Preservation Workshop
on Tuesday, Nov. 12 at the Old Railroad Depot in Opelika.
(More...)
Fowler
Named Associate Director of Alabama Cooperative Extension System
Auburn,
Oct 31, 2002 --- Dr. Sam
Fowler has been named the new associate director for Rural and
Traditional Programs of the Alabama Cooperative Extension System.
Dr. Gaines Smith, interim director of ACES, made the announcement
Oct. 21.
(More...)
Youth
Summit Peaks Career Interests of Local Teen Girls
Normal,
AL, Oct. 29, 2002---Close to
300 female high school juniors and seniors from Madison County and
Scottsboro school systems will participate in the Youth Summit at
Virginia College at Huntsville, Thursday, Oct. 31. (More...)
October
21 is Children's Environmental Health Day
Montgomery,
Oct. 24, 2002---October is Children's Health Month. The entire
month is dedicated to providing information that will better prevent
and protect children from accidents and illnesses and teach young
people skills to be safe, self-confident and successful.
(More...)
Public
Perceptions, Lively Debate
Auburn, October 25, 2002 --- A recent survey of Alabamians showed
that public knowledge about agriculture, the environment and rural
life is often inaccurate. However, those misconceptions may provide
a unique opportunity for enlightenment and frank discussion.
(More...)
Forestry
Grassroots Focus Group Meets in Salt Lake City
Auburn, October 21, 2002 --- Nonprofit
organizations from local to national levels met together last month
to work out ways to promote urban and community forestry. (More...)
A
Farming Revolution in the Making?
Auburn,
October 21, 2002 --- Farmers, like other professionals, are
finding a wide array of uses for hand-held computers – such as the
iPAQ, manufactured by Compaq -- that can be used for everything from
soil-mapping to applying variable rates of nitrogen, lime and
fertilizer on cropland.
(More...)
Forestry
Program Makes a Difference Auburn,
October, 20, 2002 --- The Alabama Cooperative Extension System
recently helped offer a chain saw workshop and forestry tour. (More...)
Gulf
Hurricanes Batter South Alabama Cotton Fields
Auburn,
Oct. 10, 2002---Cotton
fields near the Gulf Coast have been severely battered by Hurricane
Isidore and subsequent weather fronts. Dr. Dale Monks, an agronomist
with the Alabama Cooperative Extension System, and Dr. Bob Goodman,
an Extension agricultural economist, agree that much of the cotton
in the area has suffered extensive damage. (More...)
Staying
in School Has Lifelong Benefits
Auburn, Oct. 10, 2002---Dropping
out of high school puts individuals at a disadvantage for life.
Leaving school without a diploma usually means leaving school
without the basic skills needed to get and keep a job. (More...)
ACES
Launches Comprehensive Statewide Communication Program
AUBURN,
Oct. 3, 2002--- "Your
Experts for Life" is the new theme for the Alabama Cooperative
Extension System. ACES announced the new theme Tuesday, along with a
new comprehensive statewide communication program to better inform
Alabamians in all walks of life about Extension's many valuable
services. (More...)
Maintaining
a Competitive Edge in the Workplace Essential
Auburn, Oct. 2, 2002
--- To maintain a competitive edge in today's global economy,
companies must have competitive workers.
(More...)
Alabamians
Need to Be Prepared for Flooding From Isidore
Auburn, Sept. 26, 2002--- Alabamians
need to be prepared for some flooding and possible tornadoes due to
Isidore and other tropical storms. (More...)
Fall
Rains Cause Problems for Tennessee Valley Farmers
Auburn,
Sept. 24, 2002 --- Cotton
farmers in Limestone and surrounding counties watched recent rains
with some dismay. It really was the last thing they wanted at this
time of the year.
(More...)
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