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May 25, 2012

Article

NOAA predicts near-normal Atlantic hurricane season

Conditions in the atmosphere and the ocean favor a near-normal hurricane season in the Atlantic Basin this season....More
May 23, 2012

Article

Fuel prices expected to remain stable during summer

Diesel fuel and gasoline prices this summer could hold relatively steady provided that an already-tense Middle East doesn't flare up and nothing else happens to disrupt supplies....More
May 22, 2012

Article

North Carolina farmers should know rules before burning ag debris

Farmers should review open burning laws before burning off crop residue to ensure they stay in compliance with state air quality rules....More
May 22, 2012

Article

Farmers, ranchers face skin cancer risk 2

To encourage sun safety awareness and remind everyone to protect their skin while outdoors, the National Council on Skin Cancer Prevention has declared May 25 — the Friday before Memorial Day — as “Don’t Fry Day.”...More
May 18, 2012

Commentary

Fire can increase your land’s natural resource value

Searching for a cost-effective management tool to increase the natural resource value of your property? Get back to basics with one of the earliest methods used by nature and man — fire....More
May 18, 2012

Article

New technologies available for boosting dairy cow fertility

Increasing the reproductive efficiency of dairy cattle by getting the highest possible number of cows pregnant in the same period of time has always been a challenge for the industry....More
May 16, 2012

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T. Boone Picken’s energy gospel part 2: natural gas as a bridge to the future

Billionaire T. Boone Pickens — who comes across as a worldly-wise, aw shucks fella you’d like have a cold one with and listen to his war stories about all the fortunes he’s made and lost — is again in the role of latter day media circuit rider, spreading the gospel, to all who’ll listen, of at least partial salvation for the nation’s energy woes: natural gas....More
May 14, 2012

Article

Alabama Extension launches climate website

The Alabama Cooperative Extension System has launched a website to help people, particularly the state’s farmers, gain a stronger understanding of climate- and weather-related factors and how these factors can help them better manage their lives and livelihoods....More
May 11, 2012

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Water jihads and Moe Howard haircuts

When Noah spread out the first bits of gopher wood for his ark’s keel, he was building a monument to cataclysm....More
May 9, 2012

Article

Annual ryegrass has potential to go from cover crop to weed

A popular cover crop has the potential to become a weedy nuisance with economic consequences because of its herbicide resistances, say two Purdue Extension weed science specialists....More