101. Progressive Software | 519-969-9943 Client server based software for commodity traders, grain elevators, seed processors, feed mills, and agronomy operations. Located in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. http://www.agripros.com/

Fast Download... Download our software brochure in PDF, or MS Word format now! Progressive Software International Inc. is Canada’s leading Agri-Industry business system company – providing Progressive Solutions since 1974. We are in the unique position to offer two independent alternatives to meet the diverse requirements of the agriculture industry. We know that no one system can address the requirements of all Agri-Business operations: our GRAIN 2000 and PROSOFT XP systems are designed to address different industry segments. These offer common benefits as well as features unique to each system. Customer Support With over 26 years in service to the Agri-Industry, Progressive Software is uniquely qualified to combine the software development, and support that you need today, and tomorrow. Software that works the way you work Simply put, our intent is for the GRAIN 2000, and ProSoft XP to be the best at creating value for our customers. We welcome the opportunity of serving you. Please call, fax, or email for more information on our comprehensive and diversified products.

102. Soil Fertility Establishment Soil fertility management for forage crops. A introduction from the Penn State University's agronomy Department. http://www.cas.psu.edu/docs/casdept/agronomy/forage/docs/fertility/fertilityBdoc

103. Louisiana State University Department Of Agronomy Includes undergraduate studies, research, news, faculty and staff, graduate studies and Louisiana crops, soils and environment. http://www.agronomy.lsu.edu/

LSU Agronomy Dept. 104 M. B. Sturgis Hall Baton Rouge, LA 70803 U. S. A. Phone: (225) 578-2110 Fax: (225) 578-1403 Email Webmaster

104. Agronomy Club Travels across the US to participate in soil judging contests. http://ag.smsu.edu/agronclub.htm

Agronomy Club The Agronomy Club is a club that works with SMSU to provide new opportunities in the search for new jobs. The benefit of joining the agronomy club is endless. Over the past few years we have visited numerous places of our field of study. The grain elevators of Collingwood Grain ,as well as local breweries, wineries, and distilleries. We have met many other students from numerous agronomy clubs via the ASA-SAS regional meetings. The meetings are held every year in different regional locations. Last year we attended the southern regionals at the University of Kentucky. It was there, in which we visited Colorpoint commercial greenhouse (five acres under glass), the , and the Keeneland horse track. As individuals and groups we can educate other members of our community in different aspects of soil erosion, by doing this we can benefit the life of soil for future generations. Presentations to high school classes could benefit the student and teachers on subjects that are being discussed within the class. As the Agronomy club goes, we have adopted a highway in Springfield to publicize our name and the things we do. We also have monthly meetings to plan future tours, talk about our finances and things we can do to improve our monies. We use the money to keep costs down on trips, like the ASA meetings and other functions. This year we are currently going to Grove, OK for the 57

105. Our Co-op Online Locations and hours for farm coop stores around the state, plus state agriculture information, including radar weather maps, information on farm supply products, and livestock, agronomy, and animal health news. http://www.ourcoop.com/

Tennessee Cooperator Online Tennessee beef producers vote to promote By Jerry Kirk 05/10/2004 Feature Articles A quiet day at the pond Story and photos by Mark E. Johnson 05/10/2004 Deputy dog Story and photos by Allison Morgan 05/10/2004 Agronomy News Cutting back on nitrogen can cut back yields By Jerry Kirk 06/02/2004 A real control freak Story and photo by Mark E. Johnson 05/10/2004 Livestock News Get calves started right Co-op Feeds 02/08/2004 Co-op Ultimate Mineral Co-op Feeds 02/10/2004 Hose end help Co-op Home, Lawn, Specialty 03/15/2004 It's still best on the grill Co-op Home, Lawn, Specialty 04/30/2004 Product Info Endurance for energetic dogs Co-op Feeds 02/08/2004 Give your horse an "advantage" Co-op Feeds 02/08/2004 Timely Tips Water: the critical nutrient Co-op Feeds 03/12/2004 Guidelines to manage tobacco budworm / bollworm in Co-op Crop Protection 06/01/2004 Bistro Salmon Steaks By: Jean Jackson Lawrence Farmers Cooperative Click here for the recipe. Farm Sale (1.92 KB)

106. Laiyang Agricutural College Learn about this college located in Laiyang on the Jiaodong peninsula. Profiles the departments of agronomy, horticulture, animal science, and agricultural engineering. http://www.lyac.edu.cn/english/english.htm

Chinese Version About the College: History Campus Scenery Location etc. Academics: Departments Institutes Centers Journal ... etc. Last Modified: 1999.7.1 NO.65 Wenhua Road,Laiyang Shandong, the P.R.China. Any comments and questions to: nicstaff@lyac.edu.cn

107. CHS INC - Country Locations Buy and sell grain, and sell fuel, petroleum, and agronomy products throughout central and western South Dakota. Pictures, board of directors, online tour, newsletter, and links. http://apps.cenexharveststates.com/fms?site=pierre

108. Ohio Agronomy Guide, Corn Production A guide to corn production by the Ohio State University with discussion on climate, corn growth and development, and planting. http://www.ag.ohio-state.edu/~ohioline/b472/corn.html

Ohio Agronomy Guide Bulletin 472 Corn Production Successful corn production requires an understanding of the various management practices and environmental conditions affecting crop performance. Planting date, seeding rates, hybrid selection, tillage, fertilization, and pest control all influence corn yield. A crop's response to a given cultural practice is often influenced by one or more other practices. The keys to developing a successful production system are: (1) to recognize and understand the types of interactions that occur among production factors, as well as various yield limiting factors; and (2) to develop management systems that maximize the beneficial aspect of each interaction. Knowledge of corn growth and development is also essential to use cultural practices more efficiently to obtain higher yields and profits. How Climate Affects Corn Production Temperature Corn can survive brief exposures to adverse temperatures-low-end adverse temperatures being around 32 degrees F and high-end ones being around 112 degrees F. Growth decreases once temperatures dip to 41 degrees F or exceed 95 degrees F. Optimal temperatures for growth vary between day and night, as well as over the entire growing season. For example, optimal daytime temperatures range between 77 degrees F and 91 degrees, and optimal nighttime temperatures range between 62 degrees F and 74 degrees F. The optimal average temperatures for the entire crop growing season, however, range between 68 degrees F and 73 degrees F.

109. Dipartimento Di Agronomia - Bologna - Italy to the Home Page of the agronomy Department of the Bologna University. http://www.agrsci.unibo.it/agro/

Dipartimento di Agronomia Via Filippo Re, 6-8 - 40126 BOLOGNA - ITALY Direttore : Prof. Pietro Catizone Benvenuti al Web del Dipartimento di Agronomia dell' Welcome to the Home Page of the Agronomy Department of the Bologna University. English version Informazioni generali Personale Insegnamenti ... Temi e Gruppi di ricerca OM" BORDER="0"> Grandi attrezzature e Strutture di ricerca avanzate disponibili Rapporti con Istituzioni e Mondo Produttivo Pubblicazioni principali Biblioteca ... Bacheca Altre Strutture di Ricerca presso il Dipartimento LaRAS - Laboratorio di Ricerca e Analisi Sementi CCF - Centro di Studio per la Conservazione dei Foraggi CCF - Centro di Studio per la Conservazione dei Foraggi Creato il 01.01.1996 - Aggiornato il 15.02.2000 da Silvana Tamassia A>

110. ESA European Society For Agronomy For agronomists, researchers and teachers who are concerned with basic and applied science in agronomy the relationships between crops, soils, climates and agricultural practices, and between agriculture and the environment. http://www.esagr.org/structure/

111. Agronomy And Soil Science, University Of New England University of New England, Australia. Describes the teaching activities and course outlines. Introduction to the research areas. http://www.une.edu.au/~agronomy/AgSShome.html

Agronomy and Soil Science Home What's New Internet Search Staff Post-grads ... Links This is the home page of Agronomy and Soil Science , at the University of New England . We are based in Armidale , New South Wales, Australia. Teaching activities Undergraduate Courses Postgraduate Study Teaching (Internet, CD-ROM, etc.) Professional Training Course Course Unit Outlines Agricultural Botany - Physiology module Ecology and Adaptation of Agricultural Plants Plant Protection Crop and Pasture Management for Sustainable Agriculture ... Interactive International Soil Science Special Topic in Soil Sciences SOIL611 Research interests Crop Agronomy Insect Pest Management Pasture Agronomy Soil Biology Soil Chemistry Soil Physics Weed Science Home What's New Internet Search Staff Post-grads ... Links You are visitor number Created by Heiko Daniel Maintained by Ilona Schmidt Last updated: 1 June 2004

112. ELECTRONIC JOURNAL OF POLISH AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITIES Journal covering the following subjects Agricultural Engineering, agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Environmental Development, Fisheries, Food Science and Technology, Forestry, Geodesy and Cartography, Horticulture, Timber Engineering, Veterinary Medicine. Currently the access is free of charge. http://www.ejpau.media.pl

113. ? 003212). Copyright ©2002 By Department of agronomy All right reserve.Kasetsart University Kamphaengsean Campus (034) 351887. http://158.108.200.11/agron/

114. Hawtree Limited - Golf Course Architecture, Golf Course Architects, Golf Course Architects services include feasibility studies, irrigation, agronomy, design and project management of construction. Firm history, experience, methods and references are listed. http://www.hawtree.co.uk/

HAWTREE LIMITED GOLF COURSE ARCHITECTS AND CONSULTANTS 5 OXFORD STREET WOODSTOCK OXFORD OX7 1TQ UNITED KINGDOM Telephone: 01993 811976 Fax: 01993 812448 Email: mail@hawtree.co.uk You are visitor No. Site designed and maintained by Barker Hibbert Hawtree Limited - golf course architecture, golf course architects golf course architecture, golf course architects, golf course design, golf course designers, designing golf courses, golf course consultants, golfing services, hawtree A full range of golf course architecture services is offered by Hawtree ltd, the longest running company worldwide. These include feasibility studies, irrigation, agronomy, designs and contract/project management of construction... Feasibility Study This will depend upon the difficulty of the site and can range from a preliminary layout plan with costings to a much more elaborate study of the site, including an analysis of the landscape, geology, soils and drainage, the constraints upon design and construction, methods of buildings, a full estimate of cost, and a programme of work. Project A full set of working drawings is produced for site clearance, earthmovement, drainage, irrigation, preparation and seeding, and tree planting as well as detailed contoured drawings of each green, tee, and bunker. Specifications and Bills of Quantities are concise, with contract documents prepared according to ICE or FIDIC conditions of contract. Site Management

115. Certified Crop Adviser Program Press Release (PDF); CCA Mou - (PDF); TSP Comments - (PDF) Welcome to theAmerican Society of agronomy s Certified Crop Adviser Program (CCA). http://www.agronomy.org/cca/

Home Check CEU's Check Credential Status Code of Ethics ... Quick facts about the CCA Program Certified Professionals to Serve as USDA Technical Service Providers More information on the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU): Press Release - (PDF) CCA Mou - (PDF) TSP Comments - (PDF) Welcome to the American Society of Agronomy's Certified Crop Adviser Program (CCA). The largest certification program in agriculture with over 14,000 certified throughout the USA and Canada. Who should be certified? Any adviser/consultant that spends the majority of their time advising growers on agronomic practices and can meet the standards of the program. Steps to Certification: Pass two comprehensive exams Have at least 2 years experience with at least a Bachelor of Science Degree in agriculture or 4 years with no degree Document education and crop advising experience with transcripts and supporting references Sign and agree to uphold the CCA Code of Ethics Once Certified: Earn 40 hours of continuing education (CEUs) every two-years and pay an annual maintenance fee. To Contact the CCA Office, dial 608-273-8090 and use these extensions:

116. Texas Chapter Of The American Society Of Agronomy Promotes agronomy in Texas and provides information for Texas' agronomists. http://tasa.tamu.edu/

Welcome to the official website for the Texas Chapter of the American Society of Agronomy (TASA). TASA is dedicated to the development of agriculture enabled by science, in harmony with environmental and human values. The Texas Chapter promotes activities to enhance professional development and communication among agronomists and those in related disciplines on topics of significance to Texas. Annual Meeting Officers Members Ag Schools ... CCA Site Hosted and Designed by Soil and Crop Sciences Department

117. Research And Information Centers - University Of California University of CaliforniaDavis Research and Information Centers. Current center specialties include ornamental horticulture; vegetable, fruit and nut production; weed control; postharvest technology; agronomy; seed biotechnology, and rangeland management. http://aesric.ucdavis.edu/

118. Cotton Seed Distributors Ltd (CSD): Australia's Largest Supplier Of Commercial C National supplier of commercial cotton seed. Includes details of varieties, agronomy, trials and disease treatment. http://www.csd.net.au

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119. Soil Fertility For Forage Crops Gives detailed description of the soil and fertilizer requirements of forage crops during establishment and maintenance. University of Pennsylvania. http://www.cas.psu.edu/docs/casdept/agronomy/forage/docs/fertility/fertility.htm

120. CIRAD - La Recherche Agronomique Au Service Des Pays Du Sud Center for International Cooperation in agronomy and Warm Climate Research. http://www.cirad.fr/

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