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Sep 17, 2008
effect on the national economy is expected to be sharp but limited, analysts said. 'It's going to be felt by the U.S. economy -- not to extent that Katrina was,' said Brad Ewing, an economist at Texas Tech University in Lubbock who studies the financial effect of hurricanes and tornadoes. Only rough estimates on the losses from Ike were available from risk management companies, but their
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Sep 17, 2008
the production of the fuel, the dairy will usually buy their entire crop.' The science center has been studying canola in conjunction with Colorado State University, the University of Texas and Texas Tech University for two years, Angadi said. In addition, Oklahoma State University has been studying winter canola as a rotational dryland crop for winter wheat, said Francis Epplin, profe
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Sep 17, 2008
ess & Home Safety (IBHS) today released its preliminary report from a survey of the damage caused by Hurricane Ike.IBHS Chief Engineer Dr. Tim Reinhold and researchers from the University of Florida, Texas Tech University, Florida International University, Louisiana State University and Clemson University spent two days surveying property damage in Galveston, Houston and the surrounding areas.'The
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Sep 17, 2008
ities for today's youth and leadership opportunities for farmers,' Janak said. 'Through his leadership, South Texas Cotton Grain Association has established endowments at Texas A&M University and Texas Tech University to provide scholarships for congressional intern programs, and is an annual supporter of the TALL (Texas Agricultural Lifetime Leadership) program.' 9/15/08 5 Star OK\15-B Dat
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