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04:19:04 2021 New York Stormwater Regional Training Center… 2021 New York Stormwater Regional Training Center Series: Stormwater Ponds and Wetlands 5/19/2021	2021 New York Stormwater Regional Training Center Series: Stormwater Ponds and Wetlands 5/19/2021 Stormwater ponds and wetlands have proven to be one of the most popular groups of stormwater management practices employed by designers. And with good reason; they provide both water quality and… stormwater stormwater management stormwater management practices stormwater ponds stormwater wetlands From Alexandra Eustis on May 19th, 2021 10 plays Creation Date May 19th, 2021 Searchable Yes
04:18:18 2021 New York Stormwater Regional Training Center… 2021 New York Stormwater Regional Training Center Series: Stormwater Filtration and Infiltration Practices 04/28/2021	2021 New York Stormwater Regional Training Center Series: Stormwater Filtration and Infiltration Practices 04/28/2021 Filtration and infiltration are effective mechanisms for stormwater pollutant removal, and are present in many stormwater management practices employed for water quality treatment and runoff… stormwater stormwater management stormwater management practices filtration practices infiltration practices From Alexandra Eustis on April 28th, 2021 14 plays Creation Date April 28th, 2021 Searchable Yes
04:18:30 2021 New York Stormwater Regional Training Center… 2021 New York Stormwater Regional Training Center Series: Post Construction Stormwater Management Practices 04/07/2021	2021 New York Stormwater Regional Training Center Series: Post Construction Stormwater Management Practices 04/07/2021 From dry detention to tree plantings, the NYS Stormwater Design Manual outlines the numerous possibilities for selecting practices to meet the permit requirements for peak flow mitigation, water… stormwater stormwater management stormwater management practices From Alexandra Eustis on April 7th, 2021 26 plays Creation Date April 7th, 2021 Searchable Yes
01:03:11 Steuben Speaker Series Steuben Speaker Series	Steuben Speaker Series Zoom Recording ID: 92420088087 UUID: 5r+X/InNSPmxnoTXclFOVg== Meeting Time: 2020-07-14T21:47:11Z supply chain fiber plants livestock farmers work hard feel crop agricultural production products directly sweet corn chicken sustainable food system food products food retailing local food stock production grocery store medical hygiene risk field crop production risk analysis team leader making farming infectious diseases large quantity produce food crops firm stance bank county working hard contract law human consumption bulk meats fresh market actuarial science agricultural products county region bend county dairy farms local economy milk farmers prioritize mentioned earlier internet evaluation includes cleaning small grains high quality localism (politics) epidemiology pest control techniques rural community development crops originating from indigenous americans single day organic farming advertising pest management social distancing local farms york region management safety plan vegetables farm stand risk management grass product farm market systems engineering local farmer proper training management practices management specialist project management food politics economic driver food industry meat industry food science animal consumption steuben county 32000 acres dairy products record keeping farmer directly foods farm owner agronomy tremendous amount caption complete legal doctrines and principles local supports food safety main mission fruit eggs in culture buy individual cuts cleaning equipment finished product 7000 acres agricultural producers From Alycia Drwencke on July 14th, 2020 30 plays
02:00:06 Technology and Our Land-Grant University Mission… Technology and Our Land-Grant University Mission in Nutrient Management, The Power in Partnerships	Technology and Our Land-Grant University Mission in Nutrient Management, The Power in Partnerships Quirine Ketterings, Professor, Nutrient Management in Agricultural Systems, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, November 13, 2018 farm advisors national association of independent colleges and universities members field level competition (economics) raw data ecology water pollution clean water economics terminology education grow corn investment livestock surfaces couple years association of public and land-grant universities higher yields theatre specialty crops start working knowledge gaps extension audience water resources r.c.s. printing advisory committee agricultural soil science water brown land grant caption complete nutrient management biology and pharmacology of chemical elements cornell faculty macroeconomics great interest team members animal feeding operations students generic challenge cornell university elementary shapes english-language journals drinking water animal husbandry edaphology started working great question management practices data real property law job description extension program natural resources risk assessment veterinary medicine total amount life sciences environmental conservation substantial visible contrast resources conservation service consulting firm specific prohibition move forward From Jennifer Wright on August 20th, 2019 9 plays