41. All.info: Society And Social Sciences / Sociology / Rural Sociology / agric. Sciences College of agriculture and life Sciences Cornell University Collegeof agriculture life Sciences The Department of rural Sociology at http://all.info/directory/Society_and_Social_Sciences/Sociology/Rural_Sociology/

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43. Agricultural Research Council Of South Africa Improved quality of life. Many farmers, rural women and also land reform beneficiarieshave been trained by the ARC throughout rural South Africa. http://www.arc.agric.za/main/annualhigh.htm

About ARC Strategic Plan Top Stories Events ... Visitors Book ANNUAL HIGHLIGHTS National Goals Annual Report 2003 ( Download PDF file Scientific Highlights of 2002 Scientific Highlights of 2001 Scientific Highlights of 2000 The ARC is the source of innovations that have profoundly changed agricultural, breeding and food industry practices. Principal research themes that have led to new developments are: Land management; environmental conservation; sustained production. Improvement of human nutrition; responses to consumer needs and the preservation of health. Diversification of products and improvement of their competitiveness. Understanding of living organisms and development of process engineering. Adaptation of plant and animal species. Aid in economic decision making; promotion of employment. Information for the general public and the government authorities. In this report we profile the diversity, the impact and relevance of our activities. In addition to contributing to the National Goals outlined by President Mbeki, ARC also strives to deliver public good services in support of Government objectives. National goals Improved competitiveness ARC provides scientific support to agriculture in order to deliver best practice systems, to exploit niche markets and to improve South Africa's export opportunities. New services and solutions for both commercial and resource poor farmers help to make them more competitive in the global market. Highly appropriate research in animal and plant health issues enable us to comply with international export requirements and supports public health locally.

44. ARC-ANPI Divisions is the improvement of the quality of life of rural relevant training courses for smallfarmers and rural entrepreneurs 12 6651603 E-mailMajane@idpi1.agric.za. http://www.arc.agric.za/institutes/anpi/main/divisions/div1a.htm

Introduction Divisions News Events Top Projects Services Products ... Facilities to rent Links Contact us Visitors Book DIVISIONS Introduction The Programme assists, facilitates and guides the process whereby the emerging farmer and potential processing entrepreneur is serviced with appropriate new or existing technology. It further serves to assist in creation of awareness of both producers and consumers of the various products and new potentials. Goals of Projects Within The Programme Information, demonstrations and training To determine which information resources are needed by small farmers, rural entrepreneurs, extension officers, NGO's and RPA scientists. To repackage relevant existing information into six formats: Cartoons, InfoPaks, Information manuals, video, audio and computer formats. To deliver information resources to small farmers, rural entrepreneurs, NGO's, Extension Officers, RPA scientists via telephonic, facsimile, postal or electronic mail channels. To create awareness of the potential value-adding possibilities of livestock.

45. Agric. Economics & Farm Mgmt. Graduate Degree Program Economics and Farm Management is to develop competence in solving real world problemsrelating to food production and marketing and the quality of rural life. http://www.umanitoba.ca/afs/agric_economics/programs/grad.html

GRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAM Department of Agricultural Economics and Farm Management Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences University of Manitoba The Department of Agricultural Economics and Farm Management offers graduate instruction leading to the M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees. The purpose of graduate training in Agricultural Economics and Farm Management is to develop competence in solving real world problems relating to food production and marketing and the quality of rural life. The discipline of agricultural economics is problem oriented with the focus being on the application or adaptation of economic theory to resource utilization. Admission Requirements For admission to the graduate program in Agricultural Economics and Farm Management, the applicant must possess the equivalent of the B.S.A. degree with a major in Agricultural Economics or an Honors degree in Economics from The University of Manitoba, or any other degree which provides an equally strong basis for a graduate program in the Department. If the applicant has deficiencies of more than 12 credit hours, a requirement may be to successfully complete a pre-Master's program before being admitted to a regular graduate program. Acceptance of students intending to pursue graduate studies is based upon a careful appraisal of their academic records and the recommendations of references. All students graduating from a university outside of North America must take a Graduate Record Examination. All students whose primary language is not English must provide evidence of proficiency in English, such as a Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) with a minimum score of 550.

46. Response To DFID Agric Doc July 2002 sees Agriculture both as a commercial business and as a way of life . economists,sociologists etc.) and other people living in rural areas (stakeholders) in http://www.taa.org.uk/mangement/TAA2010Summaryforwebapr04.html

TAA in the 21st Century, tasks and what has been achieved so far. Updated April 2004 TASKS OBJECTIVES TASK LEADERS PROGESS TO DATE STILL TO BE DONE 1. IDENTITY AND IMAGE OF THE ASSOCIATION Prepare an action plan and timetable for the change process Review and reconsider the need for a new name and acronym. Prepare new mission statement draft Define criteria for new membership grades Draft revisions to the constitution Roger Smith, ExCo Chairman and Tony Smith, Membership Secretary Timetable for action prepared. ( Click here for details New draft mission statement prepared ( Click here for details New membership grades defined ( Click here for details New constitution will be drafted when all other changes made 2. FINANCE Expenditure (e.g. administration, promotion/marketing, expenses (travel, speakers, website, newsletter, audit, accounts). Charitable status pros and cons. Subscription rates Charges for other services Laurie Robertson, Treasurer

47. Culture And Rural Development Research Work with community schools in promoting ZAMCULTUREagric EJOURNAL Network. PRAis a well documented approach to learning about rural life and conditions from http://africa.eduprojects.net/agriculture/index.php?action[]=IArticleShow::showA

48. A Harvest.net - Third Quarter Newspaper turned out to be one long yawn for me and I dropped agric as soon as I could. Thatexperience banished all romantic notions I may have had of the rural life. http://www.ahbfi.org/newspaper/thirdquart5.htm

A H arvest B iotech F oundation I nternational www.ahbfi.org A Harvest Third Quarter Newspaper Articles Student Mwangi Third Quarter Articles Download PDF version (2,403 KB) (download acrobat reader here) click here (To download, "Right click" and select "save taget as") View html version Journalists challenged on Africa coverage Scientist dares African media Fomenting seeds of mass hysteria Powerful media tool for science news ... Biotech news from around the globe

49. Health And Counselling : Rural Family Support Directory : Miscellaneous Publicat This also affects rural communities and small businesses. Stress is anormal part of life and all situations, both positive and negative. http://agspsrv34.agric.wa.gov.au/agency/Pubns/miscpubs/27_2001/health.htm

Department of Agriculture, Western Australia Health and Counselling Rural family support directory Miscellaneous publication 27/2001 September 2001 Stress management Health and counselling services STRESS MANAGEMENT In bad seasons farm families can be overwhelmed with concerns over poor weather conditions which put additional pressure on finances and future incomes. This also affects rural communities and small businesses. Stress is a normal part of life and all situations, both positive and negative. Situations that require adjustment are stressful. 'Stress' is what goes on inside us when we react to frustration, conflict and pressure. We each respond differently to stress, depending on our perceptions. Stress generally affects everyone in five basic ways: physiologically (i.e. headaches and frequent illness, backache); emotionally (i.e. anger, anxiety); behaviourally (i.e. irritability, drinking too much alcohol); cognitively (i.e. inability to make decisions, memory loss); self-concept (i.e. "I'm a failure"). Successful management of stress comes from practice and looking at how you perceive the events causing the stress. Here are some suggestions for coping with stress:

50. Freelance Book Services Rural And Reference Books Comp. by NSW agric. $29.95 76pp. FARMING IN A SMALL WAY Your practical guideto rural living and country life, 4th Edition By NSW agriculture. http://www.ozrural.com/agmedia.htm

FREELANCE BOOK SERVICES PO Box 214 St Kilda Victoria 3182 Tel: 61 3 9593 8920 Fax: 61 3 95938910 email: books@freelanceservices.com.au Browse or ask for free advice Agricultural reference Building Dairy Farm Management ... Horsetrader Freelance Book Services, is one of Australia's leading rural and reference book distributors and retailers. During the next few months, hundreds of titles will be added to the page. If you are interested in a particular topic, we will happily suggest suitable titles. Please use the free email request link below. FREE PERSONAL TOPIC SEARCH FACILITY SECURE ORDER ON-LINE FAX BOOKSHOP ORDERS - FOLLOW THIS LINK TO PRINT Copy and paste or type the title and price of the books you wish to order onto the form NEW TITLES CATTLE BREEDS IN AUSTRALIA A COMPLETE GUIDE Long awaited, this is a comprehensive full colour guide to all breeds currently registered in Australia. For most breeds there are photographs of bulls, cows and calves. Edited by J. M. Parsons

51. Virginia Tech - College Of Agriculture And Life Sciences - Tidewater AREC SU, Tidewater agric. Res. and Ext. Center, Suffolk, VA. 1982 1988, Professor, GeorgiaCooperative Extension Service, University of Georgia, rural Development http://arecs.vaes.vt.edu/arec.cfm?webname=tidewater§ion=about_us&pid=cswann

52. MANITOBA POOL ELEVATOR COLLECTION INVENTORY MoelwynHughes – London, 1930. rural life Education / Cubberley – USA, 1914.agriculture in an Unstable Economy / Schultz – USA, 1945. Outline of agric. http://www.brandonu.ca/Library/archives/ManPool/Pool lib.htm

MANITOBA POOL ELEVATORS Library Collection S.J. MCKEE ARCHIVES JOHN E. ROBBINS LIBRARY BRANDON UNIVERSITY Brandon Manitoba Archives@Brandonu.ca Collection Inventory Box 1 – Agricultural Box 2 – Transportation I Box 3 – Cooperation I Box 4 – Historical I ... Box 19 – Transportation II Box 1 – Agricultural Review of Government Grain Policy/ C.F. Wilson (4 vols.) [was also published as Century of Can. Grain kept in active collection] National Forum on Post Secondary Education (2 vols.). 1987. Biomass Energy Institute Proceedings: React ’78 – Symposium of Renewable energy Free Bread for Everyone / Harsany, [1975?] Farmers and a Hungry World / Iowa State Univ., 1967 Food for the World / Univ. of Chicago, 1945 Review and Appraisal of Agric. Production . . . in 6 Countries of East. Europe / Andrews. – Alamo, TX, 1967 Agric. Commodity Programs / Benedict. – USA, 1956 Proceedings of Public Hearings re National Chicken Marketing Plan 1976 (2 vols.) Proceedings of Public Hearings re CEMA Pricing Formula (3 vols.) 1976 BC Royal Commission on Milk. 1954-55

53. PEI Farm Health And Safety Program components and resources associated with the rural Quality of farmers simply acceptthis as a fact of life. primary producers to the larger agricfood industry http://www.peifa.ca/farmsafety/assessment.html

PEI Farm Health and Safety Program Farm Stress Needs Assessment Summary Report Prepared For: Coordinator PEI Federation of Agriculture Prepared By: Steve McQuaid The Discoverers Group Date: March 2001 - Contents - I Introduction II Background III The Needs Assessment Survey IV Methodology ... V Summary of Findings Professional helping Community VI Conclusions VII Recommendations Acknowledgements - In addition to the above organizations, there are also a number of individuals who have been instrumental in helping to create a higher awareness of the impact and consequences of farm stress. These include Marilyn Affleck I Introduction Over the past decade or more, the farming community across the country have been encountering and experiencing an increasingly higher level of uncertainty and disruption on a number of fronts. Some of the more prominent issues that have been challenging farmers include things like the isolation, many farmers continue to work alone, the ongoing loss of rural communities and rural services, the ongoing departure of young people from the industry, and uncertainty and predictability of the market place, the ambivalence and ambiguity of government policies, and the various levels of financial pressures/crises. In short, farm families are working in a social and economic environment that is more challenging than ever before, and this environment can have, and is having, a telling impact of the quality of life for many farm families. In a direct sense, these social and economic pressures can result in individual farm families experiencing a broad range of physical and emotional symptoms including such things as headaches, heart and digestive problems, relationship problems, inter-generational conflicts, substance abuse, increased tensions and violence in the home, and even suicide.

54. Rural Women & ICTs: Women's Involvement life would not be the same without it. Web, a Newsletter printed by the rural Women sNetwork; Assistant Coordinator Sonia Muir, muirso@agric.nsw.gov.au http://www.bus.qut.edu.au/rwp/Women.htm

Rural Women Involved in Communication Technology Research Project Participants and Activities A wide range of women are participating in this innovative project, including farmers, community workers, nurses, librarians, teachers, small business operators and retirees. Our aim is to involve a diversity of women living in rural and remote locations, including Aboriginal women, migrant women, women on farms and women living in rural towns and mining communities. These women are taking part in a number of project activities, including workshops, interviews, electronic discussion groups and audio teleconferences. Participants are raising issues about communication related to family, business and community activities, discussing future opportunities and problems with new ICTs, and learning more about new ICTs and the implications of telecommunications policy changes. Some women involved with the project are: My name is Kathryn Anderson , and I am a Senior Policy Officer within The Office of Rural Communities (ORC) in the Queensland Department of Local Government and Planning. ORC has been an Industry Partner in the research project since 1996. The Office has an obvious interest in the project, as we recognise that rural women are a force to be reckoned with, and that information technology and telecommunications hold one of the keys to a future for rural communities. My involvement in the project has been as a member of the Steering Committee providing input and feedback to the research team at QUT, and promoting the project to the rural women I meet in the course of my work as Senior Policy Officer within ORC. My link with this project is my role as the officer dealing with rural access to information technology and telecommunications issues in ORC.

55. RIRDC: The New Rural Industries - A Hanbook For Farmers And Investors- Walnuts contents page here) on nearly 100 new rural industries 14 days, after which thereis a 10 day vase life. 98 928 444 Fax (08) 9841 2707 Email mwebb@agric.wa.gov http://www.rirdc.gov.au/pub/handbook/banksias.html

Home Search Contact The New Rural Industries A handbook for Farmers and Investors Welcome to the BANKSIAS (CUT FLOWERS) chapter of RIRDC's major new publication ( contents page here ) on nearly 100 new rural industries. To speed downloading, this html page does not contain all tables, photographs or figures. To get them download a complete pdf version of this chapter from here. (You'll need the free Adobe Acrobat reader from here, if you don't have it). Alternatively, you can buy the full, colour 570-page book from RIRDC ($40 plus $8 postage and handling) by phoning 02 6272 4819 Banksias (Cut flowers) by Margaret Sedgley Introduction Banksias are identified internationally as Australian, and this is an important selling point which can be exploited on overseas markets. In addition to their visual attributes, they have other features which will ensure their continued popularity, including long shelf life and variety of colour and form. The main constraint to industry development is the lack of cohesion in the cut flower industry, and the reluctance to communicate and co-operate. Commercial species of banksias are native to mediterranean climate areas, and thrive in light sandy soils of acid pH. This is probably the greatest current production constraint. Banksias are widely cultivated for cut-flower production in southern Australia, with some production in Israel, South Africa, Hawaii and California. Export of fresh cut flowers is the area with most potential for expansion. The current annual export value of banksias is approximately A$1 million, with half of the production from Western Australia. The largest export destination for fresh flowers is Japan. Germany takes fresh and dried product.

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57. Blackwell Synergy - Cookie Absent M. and Wooden, M. 2003, The Importance of Where You Live for life Satisfaction,MIMEO Thomson, N. and Walsh, C. 1981, Crosssubsidisation for rural areas via http://www.blackwell-synergy.com/links/doi/10.1111/1467-8489.00220/enhancedabs/

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Accessing FAQs and Selected Information Resources at sunSITE.unc.edu World Wide Web (lynx available via telnet for vt100 users) WWW URL info: http://sunsite.unc.edu/london/Gateway_to_Archives.html http://sunsite.unc.edu/london/Rec.Gardens-FAQs.html http://sunsite.unc.edu/london/Herb_Archives.html GOPHER URL info: URL for sustainable agriculture is: gopher://sunsite.unc.edu/11/.pub/academic/agriculture/sustainable_agriculture / [add gardening/gardening-faqs/ to the path for the rec.gardens FAQs] URL for rural skills is: gopher://sunsite.unc.edu/11/.pub/academic/agriculture/rural-skills/ URL for energy resources is: gopher://sunsite.unc.edu/11/.pub/academic/environment/alternative-energy/ener gy-resources/ URL for alternative healthcare is: gopher://sunsite.unc.edu/11/.pub/academic/medicine/alternative-healthcare/ URL for pesticide education is: gopher://sunsite.unc.edu/11/.pub/academic/environment/pesticide-education/ FTP URL info: file://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/academic/agriculture/sustainable_agriculture/ [add gardening/gardening-faqs/ to the path for the rec.gardens FAQs] file://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/academic/agriculture/rural-skills/ file://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/academic/medicine/alternative-healthcare/ [the herb archives are here] file://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/academic/environment/alternative-energy/energy-res ources/ file://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/academic/environment/pesticide-education/ Anonymous FTP: ftp sunSITE.unc.edu Login: anonymous Password: (enter your Internet e-mail ID) cd pub/academic cd agriculture/sustainable_agriculture cd gardening/gardening-faqs cd pub/academic/agriculture/rural-skills cd pub/academic/medicine/alternative-healthcare cd herbs cd pub/academic/environment/alternative-energy/energy-resources cd pub/academic/environment/pesticide-education WAIS (available via telnet, follow login instructions) Ftpmail (Send e-mail to ftpmail@sunsite.unc.edu for help file on ftpmail usage) Gopher: (gopher sunSITE.unc.edu) The Worlds of sunSITE Sustainable Agriculture Information gardening gardening-faqs links to: Rural Skills: etc. Alternative Energy Alternative Healthcare Pesticide Education - other Gopher sites with ag/gardening information The Worlds of SunSITE browse sunSITE archives academic agriculture sustainable_agriculture gardening gardening-faqs rural-skills The Worlds of sunSITE browse sunSITE archives academic environment alternative energy energy-resources pesticide-education The Worlds of sunSITE browse sunSITE archives academic medicine alternative healthcare herbs About the Archives Newsgroup, mailing-list, newsletter archives/documents/FAQs on sustainable agriculture, permaculture, IPM, landscaping, gardening, farming, rural skills, horticulture, metalworking, woodworking, weather, housebuilding, food, cooking, nutrition, ecology, environment, pesticide education, health-safety-welfare, beekeeping, food preservation, alternative: healthcare, energy, architecture, housing, communities and many other related topics. 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59. BERAS - Baltic Ecological Recycling Agriculture And Society EE; Department of Landscape Planning, Ultuna, Swedish University of agric. development,job opportunities, ecotourism and cultural life in rural areas, and http://www.jdb.se/beras/default.asp?action=0&what=100006

60. Oldman Basin: References http//www.agric.gov.ab Water for life Alberta s Strategy for Sustainability SustainableResource Development and Alberta agriculture, Food and rural Development http://www.uoguelph.ca/gwmg/wcp_home/Pages/O_ref.htm

References – Oldman River watershed Agriculture and Agri -Food Canada. Drought Watch Accessed on March 6, 2002. Agriculture and Agri -Food Canada. Groundwater Assessment Reports (Alberta) Accessed on February 20, 2003. Agriculture and Agri -food Canada, Lethbridge Research Centre. Accessed on November 1, 2002. Agriculture and Food Council. Canadian Adaptation Rural Development Fund, Agriculture Environmental Stewardship Initiative (AESI), Performance Report 2001-2002. Environmental Sustainability Accessed on March 17, 2003. Alberta Agriculture, Alberta Environment, Alberta Forestry, Lands and Wildlife, Alberta Municipal Affairs and Alberta Transportation and Utilities. Agricultural Land Base Study: Executive Summary . Edmonton, Alberta:  Alberta Agriculture. Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development. Alberta Farm Water Program Accessed on March 14, 2003. Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development. Alberta Farm Water Program Factsheet Information and Contacts Edmonton, Alberta:  Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development.

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