…e’s Day, but also National Heart Month. Heart disease is the leading cause of death among men and women in the United States. In fact, nearly 837,550 people die each year from heart disease and 133,000 from strokes.
There are risk fact…
…-Season Fires (December to March)
Burning longleaf stands during the winter is common across the southeastern United States. Prescribed fires during the dormant season can produce what is considered a cooler fire, which may appeal to lan…
Loblolly pine is the most common timber species in the southern United States. This is due to the tree’s ability to grow rapidly on a wide variety of sites. It is considered a medium- to large-sized tree with an average height of 90 to 11…
…ce. Insecticide resistance management is a significant contributor to the increasing cost of insecticides in the United States. For these reasons, it is important to understand how to manage resistance and practice product stewardship.
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…nd nutritional balance.
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…ndition that caused an area to be declared eligible for federal assistance.
To postpone gain using Section 451(e), a statement must be attached to the return for the year of sale. The statement must include the following:
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…ate 1960’s, the alarming trend is that it’s been only in the past 15-20 years where it has really spread to several states (21 states since 2001),” Smith said. “In localized areas where CWD has been around for a while, say 10 years,…
…ration with a wide range of institutions, producer groups, and nonprofit organizations for supporting beginning farmers statewide. In collaboration with Alabama Cooperative Extension System, Crotovina, Farmscape Solutions, and The United Ch…
…a century to secure private partnerships and grants. We also receive funding and resources from the following: federal, state, and county appropriations, federal grants, and county donations of office space and utilities.
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…abscission, and epinasty (drooping and curling of leaves). Plant species, temperature, duration of exposure, stage, and state of plant development, and ethylene concentration influence symptom expression.
Harmful levels and effects of et…
…ar, resolutions abound and we set our sights on making improvements over the previous year. In conjunction, the mission statement of Alabama Extension is to ‘enable people to improve their quality of life and economic well-being’. One main …
ALABAMA A&M UNIVERSITY, Ala.—The United States Congress and the President reached a temporary deal to reopen federal offices. What happens when a shutdown occurs? The recent government shutdown impacted more than 53,000 workers and co…
…lture and Industries in Montgomery, Computer-based testing is available on a weekly basis at eight testing sites in the state of Alabama. Cost of exams for this method is $125.00 per exam. You may sign up to take the online exams by clickin…
…zard with blinding, wind-driven snow that lasts for several days. Some winter storms are large enough to affect several states, while others affect only a single community. Many winter storms are accompanied by dangerously low temperatures …
… in mule deer in a research facility in Colorado. CWD can now be found in several captive and free-ranging deer in many states and Canadian provinces (figure 1).
How is CWD transmitted and spread?
CWD prions are transmitted from ani…