In the May 2007 issue of National Geographic Magazine author Charles C. Mann unravels the historical events that led to the demise of Americas ecosystem. National Geographic is featured by UT Libraries in print and electronic format.
The National Agricultural Library (NAL) has adopted a new graphic symbol to stand for the Library’s role in advancing access to global information for agriculture. The symbol is a graphic representation of an opened book, a tree, a flag, or of an agricultural field. It echoes some of the design of the USDA symbol. To … Continued
Jeanine Williamson, Engineering Subject Librarian at Hodges Reference, has created a helpful subject guide for obtaining product and service standards. see the Standards and Specifications subject guide
To learn how states are taking action against horticultural pest plants read the article at http://www.bbg.org/gar2/topics/essays/2007sp_invasive.html.
Culture Corner is a continuous event at the UT Libraries. Sponsored by the Libraries’ Diversity Committee, Culture Corner focuses on topics, or themes, pertaining to different aspects of diversity. These topics change with each semester. The Summer 2007 Culture Corner focuses on Disabilities Awareness. Come see our Summer Culture Corner display at Pendergrass Library. Our … Continued
Go to Video News at http://www.agriculture.utk.edu/news/VideoReleases/ to view features on various agricultural-related topics. These news releases are produced by Marketing and Communications Services, the Marketing and Communications unit for the Institute of Agriculture. You must have Real Player software installed on your computer to view clips.
Whether it’s moles in the lawn or squirrels in the attic consumers now have instant access to research-based solutions for helping humans and wildlife coexist. The eXtension Wildlife Damage Management Web site is an excellent resource to get information about managing wildlife problems. The content has been developed through the collaboration of nationally recognized wildlife … Continued
Check out LiveScience.com for research paper ideas like this recent post from staff writer Dave Mosher : Asphalt-Munching Bacteria Discovered LiveScience.com features