21. Annual Report Report Status This is a final report for 2002. general Report soilChemistry. soil Conservation, water management Erosion Control. http://www.asa-cssa-sssa.org/reports/S587.html

Annual Report Committee Code No. Date of preparation: 12 September 2002 Name of Society Activity: Report Status:             This is a final report for 2002 General Report: The committee met at the ASA meetings in Charlotte, North Carolina.  A subcommittee consisting of Myra Peak, Ted Zobeck, and Janis Boettinger was given the charge to develop a survey to assess training programs for practicing soil scientist.  This survey was completed in June and sent to the ASA office in Madison for final approval before being disseminated to practicing professionals in the American Society of Agronomy as well as non-members including other practitioners in closely related fields.  A copy of the survey is attached to this document.  Survey results were to be obtained by August 15.  We received 1040 responses to the survey. Unfinished Business: Results will be analyzed and presented to the board at the 2003 meeting in Denver Colorado. Members of the Society Activity: The committee for S587, "Training and Continuing Education for Soil Scientist" includes the following members: Jeff Wolt                                  Dow AgroSciences Myra Peak                               Peak Environmental Robert Beck                             Pioneer HiBred Lenore Vasilas              EPA Jerry Tyler                                University of Wisconsin                         Janis Boettinger                        Utah State University Maurice Mausbach                   USDA NRCS Andrea Engebreston                 Madison, Wisconsin

22. The Director-General's Statements also vital to carefully assess national soil and water resources, introduce and inexpensivetechnologies, adopt integrated watershed management, curb the http://www.fao.org/english/dg/2002/wfd1610.htm

You are in: home director-general statements Search ... All FAO Directors-General Director-General's statements for 2002 Statement by the Director-General World Food Day Ceremony Theme: "Water: source of food security" Rome, FAO Plenary Hall, 16 October 2002 Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen, Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen, World Food Day commemorates the founding of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations in Quebec City, Canada, on 16th October 1945, as the world faced the spectre of hunger and starvation at the end of the Second World War. FAO is charged with a very special and specific task - to ensure freedom from hunger for all mankind. The right of everyone to have access to safe and nutritious food is affirmed in the opening statement of the Rome Declaration of the 1996 World Food Summit. This right was confirmed during the World Food Summit: five years later , held in Rome four months ago. Statistics suggest that fewer people are undernourished today than a few years ago. However, although headway has been made and some striking success stories exist in individual countries and communities, much remains to be done. Just yesterday FAO published new information in its annual report on the State of Food Insecurity in the World , which shows that the number of undernourished people in the developing countries has been reduced by just 2.5 million people per year since the 1996 World Food Summit benchmark period of 1990-92. If we continue like this, it means that the total reduction of the number of hungry people in the world by 2015 will amount to less than 10 percent. That is a far cry from the 50 percent reduction upon which leaders from 186 countries and the European Community that met in Rome at the Summit in 1996 agreed.

23. Contents Waste Disposal. water management. Areal Application of Interpretations. soilSurvey Publications. soil Survey Reports. Special Reports. general soil Maps. http://www.irim.com/ssm/home.htm

Contents: Soil Survey Manual The following Help Topics are available: Contact IRI Inc. Soil Survey Manual Help (SSM Help Ver. 1.0) READ THIS FIRST: CHAPTER APPENDIX I II III SOIL SURVEY MANUAL INDEX ... INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 1. SOIL AND SOIL SURVEY Early Concepts Modern Concept of Soil Factors that Control the Distribution of Soils ... Soil Survey and the Soil Map CHAPTER 2. SOIL SYSTEMATICS Pedon and Polypedon Pedons Polypedons ... Schematic Soil Maps CHAPTER 3. EXAMINATION AND DESCRIPTION OF SOILS Some General Terms Used in Describing Soils Studying Pedons Depth to and The Thickness of Horizon Layers ... Sulfides CHAPTER 4. MAPPING TECHNIQUES Documentation Descriptive Legend Soil Handbook ... Transportation CHAPTER 5. INFORMATION RECORDING AND MANAGEMENT Field Notes Form and Storage of Notes Soil Profile Descriptions ... Automatic Data Processing CHAPTER 6. INTERPRETATIONS Approaches to Generalizing Relative Soil Behavior Interpretive Systematics Management Groups ... Ilustrative Map Units in Respect to Interpretations CHAPTER 7. DISSEMINATING SOIL SURVEY INFORMATION Uses of Soil Surveys Making Information Available Soil Survey Publications ... REFERENCES APPENDIX I SERIES DATA Sharpsburg Official Soil Series Description Bakeoven Official Soil Series Description Condon Official Soil Series Description APPENDIX II ILLUSTRATIVE MAP UNITS Single Soil Series Complex of Two Soil Series Taxa Above the Soil Series ... Tables A-1 thru A-7 APPENDIX III PEDON DATA Sharpsburg Sharpsburg Silty Clay Loam Bakeoven - Condon ... Lithic Haplargid

24. University Of Wyoming General Bulletin: Rangeland Ecology And Watershed Manageme planning processes that integrate soil, vegetation, water, livestock, wildlife ofsatisfying ecologically sustainable rangeland management objectives http://siswww.uwyo.edu/reg/bulletin/rewm.html

Main Page Front Section University Calendar College/Division Programs ... UW Home Rangeland Ecology and Watershed Management (REWM) 1000 Level 2000 Level 3000 Level 4000 Level 1000. Introduction to Range Management. 1. 2000. Principles of Rangeland Management. 3. Basic principles of range management as they apply to various regions and vegetative types. Relationship of range management practices to livestock production, wildlife management, forestry, hydrology and other land uses. Introductory course for majors and non-majors. Prerequisite: BIOL 1000 or . (Offered fall and spring semesters) 2500. Rangeland Plant Identification. 2. Sight identification and distribution of western U.S. rangeland plants. Prerequisite: REWM 2000 or consent of instructor. (Normally offered fall semester) 3020. Nutritional Management of Grazing Ungulates. 3. Characterization of grazing animal nutritional needs and foraging behavior; rangeland forages and supplements. Management of animals and forages/feeds to optimize nutrient intake. Cross listed with ANSC 3020 . Prerequisite: approved University Studies biological sciences course. (Normally offered fall semester) 3100. Principles of Wildland Water Quality. 3.

25. AGC Of Washington - Education Foundation - Environmental Outreach Program Information and registration for stormwater training required in the State of Washington under Department Category Science Environment Products and Services Training Services...... general and subcontractors, local jurisdictions, public agencies, and other siteerosion prevention, sediment control, storm water management and hazardous http://www.agcwa.com/soil.asp

HOME CONTACT US Education Foundation Erosion Control Training ... AGC of Washington Construction Site Erosion and Sediment Control Certification CourseGeneral Information Who Should Attend Those requiring certification under the Department of Ecology Stormwater Manual for Western Washington. Click here. General and subcontractors, local jurisdictions, public agencies, and other parties responsible for designing or inspecting Temporary Erosion and Sedimentation Control (TESC) plans for WSDOT and requiring certification or recertification. Those interested in practical applications of construction site erosion prevention, sediment control, storm water management and hazardous materials control. Purpose Meets Department of Ecology requirements for Contractor Erosion and Spill Control Lead (CESCL) certification outlined in BMP C160 of the Stormwater Management Manual for Western Washington. Designed to help implement and maintain effective WSDOT temporary erosion and sediment control plans. Fulfills WSDOT requirements for certification in Construction Site Erosion and Sediment Control as an Erosion Control Lead. Read an article about the WSDOT-Foundation partnership.

26. General Information of soil genesis, morphology, properties and management, requiring both soil biochemistryand microbiology; soil and water management/conservation; soil http://www.soils.wisc.edu/soils/generalinfo/generalinfo.htm

27. International Network Dealing With Top To Top Water Policy Issues Towards Sustai Sustainable Utilization of Global soil and water First GIWA general Assembly Kalmar,Sweden, October 911 IWA Congress on Efficient water management - Making It http://www.worldwatercouncil.org/meeting_reports.shtml

Meeting Reports Publications Water Policy Meeting Reports Links ... GWP - Technical Committee Almaty - Kazakhstan, November 16-17, 2002 World Civil Society Forum Geneva, Switzerland, July 16 First Dams and Development Forum Meeting Nairobi, Kenya, July 8-9, 2002 International Conference on Climate Change and Disaster Preparedness The Hague, The Netherlands, June 26-28, 2002 GWP Meetings Accra, Ghana, June 13-20, 2002 World Food Summit (WFS) Rome, Italy, 10-13 June 12th International Soil Conservation Organization Conference -Sustainable Utilization of Global Soil and Water Resources Beijing, China, May 26-31, 2002 Preparatory Meeting on International Flood Networks (IFNet) The Hague, The Netherlands, May 21-21, 2002 Report on 1st ASEM Workshop on Water Management Issues Changsha, Hunan, China, 10-13 June, 2002

28. Agriculture Publications, Explore MU Extension and Equipment; Housing Livestock Equipment; soil and water; water and Energy Systems.Animal Science Beef Breeding; Feeding; general; Health; management. Dairy Feeding; http://muextension.missouri.edu/xplor/agguides/

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29. Old Agricola Codes 6005 soil Science 6010 soilImprovement Materials 6015 soil Resources and management6020 water Resources and management. general Natural Resources and http://www.nal.usda.gov/cals/oldagricola.htm

National Agricultural Library, Current Awareness Literature Service Old AGRICOLA Subject Category Codes In addition to the current alphanumeric Subject Category Codes, two earlier sets of codes were used in AGRICOLA before 1980. The first set was added to AGRICOLA records between 1970 and 1971, the second set was added between 1972 and 1979. Category Codes used from Two-digit subject codes were assigned to records entered in AGRICOLA during 1970-71. Rarely was more that one code assigned to a record. 05 Agriculture (General) 10 Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology 15 Agricultural Products (Economics and Technology) 20 Animal Sciences 25 Chemistry 30 Engineering 35 Entomology 40 Food, Human Nutrition, and Home Economics 45 Forestry 50 Life Sciences (General) 55 Natural Resources (General) 60 Pesticides (General) 70 Plant Sciences 75 Social Science (General) 80 Soils and Fertilizers 85 Water Resources 90 Reference Materials Category Codes used from Four-digit subject codes were assigned to records entered in AGRICOLA during 1972-79. General Agriculture and Rural Sociology 0505 General Agriculture and Rural Sociology Agricultural Economics (see also AGECON Category Codes , below) Some of these codes were used slightly differently on the AGECON records and are marked with an asterisk (*).

30. EPI - Everglades Pantanal Initiative and other activities related to soil or water management in wetlands. SEARCH EPILinks links of sites associates to the project EPI. - general Links links http://epi.ces.fau.edu/eng/site-map.html

Today Currents News on EPI Events Calendar EPI Partners E-Forum Projects Visitor Program Exchange Program Systematic Comparision PantanalGIS ... Best Management Practices Search EPI Links General Links Archives EPI News - Press Releases Publications Papers - Articles Posters and Presentations ... Agreements - MOU Epi Letters Site Map TODAY EPI news Last news on EPI, newest publications, etc Events Calendar Events related to EPI, to Pantanal or to Everglades EPI Partners EPI collaborators and partnerships in each phase E-forum Online chats, discussion list, and other tools to allow communication among EPI partners PROJECTS Visitor Program Designed for those professionals, decision makers, opinion leaders who work for the sustainable development of Pantanal or Everglades Exchange Program Designed for univesity and college students and professors, interested on academic exchange, monitored activities and visits, degree opportunities etc

31. SWCD Tools-IASWCD Indiana Association Of Soil And Water Conservation Districts Governor O'Bannon Proclaims April 28May 5 soil and water Stewardship general SWCD( Generations )-Audio Video (Available from IASWCD water management Handout. http://www.iaswcd.org/feature.htm

Articles Core 4 Fits Indiana Core 4-Conservation Tillage Core 4-Pest Management Core 4-Nutrient Management ... Stream Protection Presentations Getting the People that Will Get You There Financial Resources Working With Public Officials Marketing ... CTIC Research Results (Available from IASWCD) SWCD Slide Show Script Allen SWCD-Annual Meeting Displays Water Quality Display Available from IASWCD Water Quality Display Layout Water Quality Display Handouts Clean Water Indiana (2) Available from IASWCD Clean Water Indiana-Helping Farmers Conserve and Enhance Indiana's Rivers, Lakes and Streams Available from IASWCD SWCDs Benefit Communities Available from IASWCD Clean Water Indiana Benefits Indiana's Economy Available from IASWCD River Friendly Farmer (2) Available from IASWCD Backyard Conservation tabletop display Available from NRCS Buffers tabletop display Available from NRCS NRCS Technical Assistance on Private Lands tabletop display Available from NRCS Hypoxia in the Gulf of Mexico 8 ft display Available from NRCS Stream Table # 1 -3'x 6' (needs electricity) Available from Susan Schultz/Proj WET Stream Table # 2 -3' x 6' (needs electricity) Available from Susan Schultz/Proj WET Soil Quiz Board (needs electricity)

32. This Is ICRISAT - Our Organization soil fertility; watershed crop/soil/water management; emphasize farmer InformationResource management – to enhance information by a Director general, who is http://www.icrisat.org/text/about/Thisisicrisat/what_is_icrisat5.htm

This is ICRISAT Our Organization Natural Resources Management Socioeconomics and Policy Information Resource Management ICRISAT is led by a Director General , who is assisted by a Deputy Director General for Research, and Program Directors. ICRISAT has four Programs: Genetic Resources and Enhancement Boxed articles such as this one report living examples of 'Science with Human Face' Halting Soil Erosion The soil in the village of Chefe Donsa in a rugged Ethiopian Highland is predominantly black clay. Appearances of lush bounty are deceiving. When wet, these soils become too heavy and sticky to walk through, leave alone plow. staff to seek a solution. ICRISAT scientist Michael Klaij and partners worked with the farmers to improve drainage and erosion, and halt the damaging gullies that crept into their fields. In May 1999 they built two drop structures with heavy stones, and not a minute too soon. The 1999 rains exceeded levels expected only once in 20 or 30 years, but this time their fields were safe. Only a hundred meters from where they had worked the rains caused a 2 m deep 3 m wide gully to advance 12 m, which amounted to over 70 t of lost soil! The farmers of Chefe Donsa are convinced that they must continue to work together to preserve their land.

33. Natural Resources And Environmental Management University Scholarly interests soil and water conservation; conservation and environmentaleducation; general natural resources management; Indiana Outdoors. http://www.bsu.edu/nrem/faculty.html

NREM Information West Quad Rm. 110 Phone: 765-285-5780 FAX: 765-285-2606 Admissions Information For campus information using Telecommunications Devices for the Deaf ( TDD Do you have a question Ball State University. Muncie, IN 47306. Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Hugh J. Brown, Chair and Associate Professor of NREM B.S., M.S., and Ph.D., Iowa State University; Postdoctoral research: University of Vermont Scholarly interests: Wetlands and hydric soils; nutrient management; soil and water conservation; soil physics. Phone: (765) 285-5788 E-mail: hbrown@bsu.edu Paul M. Chandler, Associate Professor of NREM B.A., University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; M.S., North Carolina State University; Ph.D., University of Washington Scholarly interests: ethnoecology; natural resources anthropology; international rural development; agroforestry, and forest fallow agricultural systems. Phone: (765) 285-5786 E-mail: pchandle@bsu.edu

34. ICLEI Project Summaries Rotterdam, The Netherlands Contaminated soil management (LI 1). LI 1); Santa Monica,USA water Conservation (ICS). Denmark general Travel management Policy (GPG http://www.iclei.org/leicomm/leicases.htm

Search: ICLEI Project Summaries Index Topics Planning Tools Education Land Use ... Sewage (ICS) indicates those project summaries listed below in which are abstracts of ICLEI Case Studies, full versions of which can be ordered on-line. (LI 1) indicates project summaries from ICLEI's Local Initiatives 1 publication which can also be ordered on-line. (GPG) indicates project summaries which are from the "Good Practice Guide" - The European Commission and (Init. 17) indicates summaries from the 17th edition of ICLEI's Newsletter "Initiatives" Planning The Hague, Netherlands: The Greening of a Municipal Corporation (LI 1) Region of Hamilton-Wentworth, ON, Canada: Sustainable Development Planning (LI 1) Krnov, Czech Republic: Municipal Institutional Reform (LI 1) Portland, OR, USA: Promoting Sustainable Business Practices (ICS) San Jose, CA, USA: Integrated Environmental Management (LI 1) Wellington, New Zealand: Habitat Protection (LI 1) Lancashire County, United Kingdom: Environmental Management (LI 1) Ottawa, ON, Canada: Environmental Management (ICS) Los Angeles, CA, USA:

35. UC Davis General Catalog: Catalog Index Washington Center, UC Davis water quality/management * see Civil Policy Analysis andPlanning; Hydrologic Sciences; Hydrology; soil and water Science water http://registrar.ucdavis.edu/UCDWebCatalog/catindex.html

Link to index of Student Counseling, Resource and Information Centers at UC Davis Index to Major Degree Programs and Courses at UC Davis A B C D ... Z A Acting * see Theatre and Dance Aeronautical Science and Engineering Aerospace Studies (Air Force) AFROTC at UC Berkeley AFROTC at CSU Sacramento African American and African Studies Aging and Adult Development ... Agricultural and Environmental Chemistry Agricultural and Managerial Economics * see Managerial Economics Agricultural and Resource Economics Agricultural Computing and Information Systems * see Applied Computing and Information Systems Agricultural Education Agricultural Engineering * see Biological and Agricultural Engineering Agricultural Entomology Agricultural Management and Rangeland Resources Agricultural Systems and Environment * see Agricultural Management and Rangeland Resources Agronomy Agronomy and Range Science Air Force AFROTC at UC Berkeley AFROTC at CSU Sacramento Allergy * see Rheumatology-Allergy American Studies Anatomy * see Anatomy, Physiology and Cell Biology

36. UC Davis General Catalog: Programs And Courses Group) Plant Pathology Plant Protection and Pest management (A Graduate Group soilScience soil Science (A Graduate Group) soil and water Science Spanish http://registrar.ucdavis.edu/UCDWebCatalog/programs.html

African American and African Studies Agricultural and Environmental Chemistry (A Graduate Group) Agricultural and Resource Economics Agricultural Education African American and African Studies Agricultural and Environmental Chemistry (A Graduate Group) Agricultural and Resource Economics Agricultural Education ... Webmaster

37. Natural Resources And Environmental Engineering general Requirements, 6162 Credits. Oral and Wirtten Communications, 5 -6. soil SCI 322 Physical Principles of soil and water management, 2. http://bse.wisc.edu/programs/natlres.html

Home General Info Department Directory ... News Conserving soil and water resources is critical to our future. Expanding populations and increasing needs for food, goods, and services are placing an ever growing demand upon our precious soil and water resources. Natural resources and environmental engineers are finding ways to manage and conserve our resources today so that we can meet the demands of the future. (PDF format) Courses: General Requirements Required BSE Courses Required Technical Courses Technical Electives General Requirements 61-62 Credits Oral and Wirtten Communications Humanities, Ethics, International, and / or Social Studies Calculus (or MATH 221, 222, 223) Statistics (STAT 224) Chemistry and Physics Biological / Agricultural Sciences Required Biological Systems Engineering Courses 21 Credits BSE 201 Surveying Fundamentals BSE 202 Field Applications in Surveying BSE 249 Engineerng Principles for Biological Systems BSE 364 Engineerng Prorerties of Food and Biological Materials BSE 365 Measurements and Instrumentation BSE 371 Soil and Water Engineerning BSE 471 Small Watershed Engineerng BSE 501 Fundamentals of Biological and Agricultural Engineering Design BSE 502 Biological and Agricultural Engineering Design Lab Required Technical Courses 21-23 Credits CIV ENGR 310 Fluid Mechanics CIV ENGR 493 Engineering Economy (or IE 313 or ME 314) ECE 376 Electronics and Electric Circuits (or PHYSICS 321)

38. AgandEnvironment.com educational institutions, researchers and the general public. the science and theart of soil, water and related natural resource management to achieve http://www.agandenvironment.com/links.htm

Grassed Waterways These are established along the natural drainageway in fields with some shaping to form a smooth, bowl-shaped channel. The waterway protects against gully erosion. MEDIA Take a moment to watch our television spots or listen to our radio ads. Television " Sunrise " " Pond " Radio " Angles " " Listen up " " Many Farmers " " Numbers " " The Stats " NOTE: These files require Real Player or Windows Media Player. LINKS AGRICULTURE AND THE ENVIRONMENT RELATED GROUPS AND INFORMATION Conservation Technology Information Center A nonprofit, information and data transfer center, the CTIC promotes environmentally and economically beneficial natural resource systems. Farmers' vital role in the environment Find out more information on the role farmers play in improving the air and climate. Iowa Buffer Initiative The initiative is an exciting program that is showing farmers and rural landowners how stream side buffers of trees, shrubs and grasses improve water quality by reducing soil erosion.

39. SECTION 46 - SOIL EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL of section 22a315 of the general Statutes. 3. the design criteria for proposed soilerosion and sediment control measures and storm water management facilities http://www.saltmeadow.com/pz/regulations/IV-46.htm

Planning and Zoning Regulations: Contents Revisions Site Search Chapter I Sec: Chapter II Sec: A B Chapter III Sec: Chapter IV Sec: Chapter V Sec: SECTION 46 - SOIL EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL Definitions Connecticut. 46.1.3 "County Soil and Water Conservation District" means the County Soil and Water Conservation District established under subsection (a) of section 22a-315 of the General Statutes. 46.1.4 "Development" means any construction or grading activities to improved or unimproved real estate. 46.1.5 "Disturbed Area" means an area where the ground cover is destroyed or removed leaving the land subject to accelerated erosion. 46.1.6 "Erosion" means the detachment and movement of soil or rock fragments by water, wind, ice or gravity. 46.1.7 "Grading" means any excavating, grubbing, filling (including hydraulic fill) or stockpiling of earth materials or any combination thereof, including the land in its excavated or filled condition. 46.1.8 "Inspection" means the periodic review of sediment and erosion control measures shown on the certified plan. 46.1.9 "Sediment" means solid material, either mineral or organic, that is in suspension, is transported, or has been moved from its site of origin by erosion.

40. Buro Biopt - General Information Hanhart Consult, performing soil surveys (soil type and By order of Directorategeneralfor Public Works and water management Department, Directorate http://www.ecopartners.nl/burobiopt/geninf.html

Welcome on our webpage with general information on buro biopt's activities buro biopt research and consultancy agency in the biological and ecological field General information Projecten Consultancy group General information Introduction Who are our customers ? Specialization What are our objectives ? ... Reports and publications Introduction buro biopt is a private (indepedent) research and consultancy agency in the biological and ecological field and started on the initiative of Henk Mosterdijk. His broad experience in these areas of expertise and his enthusiasm for and involvement in carrying out biological and ecological research do result in a excellent and well thought-out product. Projects in order to assess the biological and ecological quality of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems and to determine the effects of changes in the environment on the biocenosis (macrophyte and macroinvertebrate communities) are core activities. The name "biopt" has been derived from the medical term biopsy which means microscopical research on animal and human tissue. In terms of biological or ecological research, an impression can be gained of a process in or of the quality (of a part) of the ecosystem by taking a sample (the V-shaped piece in our logo = a biopt or sample). Who are our customers?

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