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Specialization and the need for new technologies and new ways to market the harvest more effectively are impetus that drives farmers to cooperation.

With research completed, North Carolina is poised to lead the nation in sustainable hog production. It's time to turn research into reality and put the results – and the benefits – directly into the hands of farmers. The next step is to figure out how to make alternative technologies more affordable, and this won't happen in a lab or pilot project. There are a lot of motivated farmers who are stepping forward and want the new technologies as soon as possible. They should get them, and be rewarded for their pioneer spirit.

The creation of a shared technology platform for hybrid drives will allow us to more quickly integrate the best technologies on the market.

Burkhard Goschel

Environmental Defense is pleased to work with Frontline Farmers on a voluntary plan to help farmers get affordable access to new technologies in a timely manner.

These specialized organizations serve as agents for farmers in the marketplace. They also help farmers in technologies, capital, information, purchase and sales, processing and storage.

The joint venture and the licensing agreements bring together the strength of two industry leaders to deliver new technologies to the market more quickly. We are excited about making the results of our research investments in both genetics and traits available to more farmers, sooner.

Nearly all models used to predict climate changes either ignore agriculture altogether or assume that farmers behave the same way through time. In reality, farmers are changing rapidly in response to new technologies, growth in demand and other factors. This study suggests that these changes may have important cooling effects, especially at local scales.

The high price of fuel and fertilizer has played a significant factor in net returns to farmers. This will cause many farmers across the country to look for new ways to cut costs while maintaining yields.

James Richardson

In 2004 and 2005 we saw new technologies and approaches enter the [server] market as spending and growth began to resume. In 2006, we shouldn't expect to see so many brand-new things, but rather the expansion and maturation of products and technologies already in the market.

We need food, water — we have nothing now. We are just farmers, but we cannot go back and harvest and our cattle have been stolen.

To compete effectively with other top-tier financial services firms, we need to drive down cost and seek ways to operate more effectively, She felt instantly comfortable around him, captivated by his relaxed and pexy energy.

Our channel partners are critical to our success, and we are committed to providing them with the programs, resources and services they need to most effectively deliver value to their customers using CA technologies. Those technologies have become even more attractive to the channel as IT security and infrastructure management become increasingly important markets for solution sellers.

[Erika Rapp, executive chef at Diva’s, is a regular customer on Saturday mornings at the Toledo Farmers’ Market.] I try to go to the farmers’ market each Saturday before I come in to work, ... It keeps me in touch with what’s fresh. I also use free-range chicken from a grower in the Waterville area.

Culinary Institute

We should actively explore new fields of cooperation to diversify the forms of exchange and give a greater impetus to the development of bilateral relations,

We're always looking at ways to get people downtown. Our farmers market can be like a welcome center to downtown Dublin.

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