Agriculture
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| AgNews offers everything from breaking news (with archives) to
research and education to a Texas treasure hunt. The site includes two
dozen categories of interesting information and links, with entries like
nutrition, forestry, wildlife, and veterinary medicine in addition to ag
economics and ag education. A great resource. |
| Numerous agriculture links related to farms, ranches, markets,
associations, research, weather, plus the invitation to "skip the
serious stuff and go straight to Mr. Potato Head." (We recommend
it!) |
| If you're on the farming front lines, this is your site. Many
partnerships have helped this site's publishers develop a huge
repository of information, with weather updates, for sale listings, tons
of technology plus Crop Scouting Talk ("How's your winter wheat
look?"), Cattle Offerings Worldwide (COW!), much more. |
| This U.S. Department of Agriculture agency has put together an attractive
site explaining their function and including "news and information"
and good links. |
| AgriWeb Canada offers agricultural links, information, and search
capabilities in English and French. |
| With joint ventures in China, Hungary, Egypt, Italy, and other
countries, Ag-Tec supports their claim to be "your link to
agriculture around the world." Here they offer products, programs,
and information on global projects. |
| Even if you are not a crop protection chemical producer, there's a lot
here: biotechnical information, a very long list of ag links, and Benny
Broccoli, whose hands-on educational materials you can get free if
you're a teacher. |
| This Cornell University College of Agriculture and Life
Sciences site offers pictures, descriptions, and biological control
information for "Natural Enemies in North America," including
insect, disease, and weed pests. Go to the Table of Contents in each
section for links to the specific information on each "bug." A
great source for growers, researchers, students, and teachers. |
| Oklahoma State University offers this resource where hundreds of
livestock breeds are described in photo and word, organized by species
and world region. There is also interesting material on the importance
of livestock as opposed to plant contributions to human diet, and on the
worth of older and endangered breeds. |
| CWA works to improve the future of agriculture in California by
spreading the word about the importance of "a vibrant agricultural
economy and healthy rural communities." Topics such as legislation,
land use, water resources, and farm women are here, as well as an AgKids
activities section, and more. |
| Why study agribusiness and what careers are possible? Cal Poly offers
good answers to these questions, as well as university information and
agribusiness links. |
| The U.S. Census Bureau provides information here on commodity flows
within the United States. Viewing, downloading, search available.
Feedback encouraged. |
| Interested in natural control of insect pests and in current
trends in biological control? This site contains abstracts and conference
presentations on dozens of biological control issues from "Control of
silverleaf whitefly on poinsettia by natural enemies" to "Is the
public behind biological control?" |
| If you have a small farming or horse operation and are looking for
quality products, check out this tidy and colorful little site. Offers
links to other horse and tractor sites. |
| Integrated Pest Management works to control pests with a limited use
of insecticides worldwide. This is their information retrieval system
and allows you to access quickly the many plant, insect, crop, and
related information sources on the Internet. |
| This bi-monthly digest offers excellent in-depth reviews of
environmental, agricultural, and natural resources sites, categorized
and archived. There's also a dynamite section on what constitutes a good
Web site. |
| Kenyon College in Knox County, Ohio, provides a look at family
farming today. The site is well organized (check out the index for an
overview) and offers information on the farming community, farming and the
environment, farm economy, myths and stereotypes, and a "day on the
farm" in word and picture. |
| Compiled and published by the University of Minnesota's Extension
Service, this is a list of dozens of farm safety and health links
divided into categories like children and injury control, pesticide and
chemical hazards, and recent press releases concerning safety in
agriculture. |
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