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Alabama's Nursery Industry Brings In Large Cash Receipts
alabama'S NURSERY industry BRINGS IN LARGE CASH RECEIPTS AUBURN, ALA.alabamais the second largest peanut producing state in the nation, cotton is a major
http://www.ag.auburn.edu/aaes/webpress/1990/nursery.htm

Extractions: A recent survey by the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station indicates that the State's 250 nurseries employ nearly 12,000 workers full time and thousands more for part time work. In addition, these nursery crops form the hub around which revolves landscape contractors, garden centers, transportation, installation and maintenance of recreation facilities, and other businesses. Estimated total sales of nursery crops in Alabama topped $165 million last year. Broadleaf evergreen shrubs, such as azaleas, hollies, and photinias, made up nearly half of sales. Narrow leaved evergreen shrubs, such as junipers, made up another 25 percent. Vines and ground covers, such as liriope and ivy, made up nearly 20 percent. Though Alabama is a major ornamental-producing state, only about 15 percent of the plants grown here are sold here. Georgia provides the same size market, buying 15 percent of the plants grown in Alabama. Tennessee buys 12 percent and Florida and Texas about two percent each. About 15 percent of the Alabama nurseries surveyed ship plants outside the United States.
History Of Alabama's Poultry Industry Reviewed
News Release. HISTORY OF alabama'S POULTRY industry REVIEWED. AUBURN,Ala.The story of how the poultry industry developed in alabama
http://www.ag.auburn.edu/aaes/webpress/1989/poultry.htm

Extractions: News Release HISTORY OF ALABAMA'S POULTRY INDUSTRY REVIEWED AUBURN, Ala.The story of how the poultry industry developed in Alabama is the best example I know of agribusiness success in the state. And the same thing can be said for the nation. Although the poultry industry as we know it today seems new, poultry has been important to the U. S. economy for a long time. In fact, income from chicken and eggs accounted for more farm income than any other U. S. farm enterprise in the 1800s. Alabama's poultry industry provided little economic impact until the 1950s, but Auburn University was already doing research that would provide the support needed for the industry to develop. A modern research facility had been built by the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station in 1924, and this facility served the poultry research program well for more than 50 years. Then in 1977 it was replaced with a state of the art facility that allows Auburn researchers to continue to serve the poultry industry. Throughout the years, Auburn research has paralleled needs of the industry. Such things as upgrading nutrition, managing farm flocks to produce eggs the year round and force molting for off-season production were important efforts in early years. The problem posed by diseases and parasites was recognized early, and solutions generated through research. Genetic resistance was a successful solution resulting from research, and foundation breeding stock for the Auburn Leghorn was supplied to layer breeders.
ADECA - STE - Alabama Commission On Aerospace Science And Industry
alabama Commission on Aerospace Science and industry. The Legislatureand the Governor formed the Aerospace Commission in an effort
http://www.adeca.alabama.gov/content/ste/ste_ala_commission_aero.aspx

Extractions: The Legislature and the Governor formed the Aerospace Commission in an effort to create high-wage aerospace jobs. The Commission is comprised of 18 aerospace industry executives appointed by the Governor and representatives of state government. It is supported by the STE Division in its mission to expand aerospace industry and achieve international recognition for Alabama as a leader in aerospace science and industry. The Commission is studying issues important to the advancement of aerospace in Alabama. Related Link:
Alabama Folkways: Extension Service Promoted Women's Home Industry Through Craft
who lived in alabama between the two World Wars, familiar with organizations suchas the Clay County Basketmakers Association, the Bullock County Home industry
http://www.arts.state.al.us/actc/articles/extensin.htm

Extractions: Products Page 2 February, 1994 Extension Service Promoted Women's Home Industry Through Craft Activity by Erin Kellen Are there any readers, particularly those who lived in Alabama between the two World Wars, familiar with organizations such as the Clay County Basketmakers Association, the Bullock County Home Industry Association and the Simmsville Long Leaf Pine Needle Basket Club? Others may remember visiting the Home Industries department at Loveman, Joseph and Loeb, a department store in downtown Birmingham. These enterprises developed out of United States Home Extension Service activities in Alabama. Congress passed the Smith-Lever Act in 1914, establishing the Cooperative Extension Service, whereby county agents would call on farm communities to teach farmers the latest agricultural technology and, as well, to teach home economics to women and girls. Home Extension Agents made quite an impact on the often isolated communities they served, many of which were without electrical service, telephones, or even rural mail delivery. In the South, the boll weevil and generations of agricultural practices that left much of the land eroded and unfertile had taken their toll. The Extension Service was a means by which the federal government hoped to transmit information that would help rural people upgrade their lives.
Alabama Automotive Manufacturers Association
alabama's rapidly growing automotive industry, with thousands of jobs still to come,already accounts for 26,924 direct jobs and a $1.3 billion annual payroll.
http://www.aama.to/

Extractions: a complete internet company. Welcome to the AAMA Website The Alabama Automotive Manufacturers Association (AAMA) was formed in 2001 to provide a forum for interaction among automotive companies in Alabama, to share information among its members and to provide an awareness of manufacturing trends, techniques and concerns.
Alabama: Economy, Industry, Business And Labor
alabama Economy, industry, Business and Labor alabama Agriculture;alabama Bearfacts, 19992000 (Bureau of Economic Analysis); alabama
http://library.louisville.edu/government/states/other/alabama/bamaecon.html
Alabama Business Leaders Industry Sales Expectations
industry Sales, alabama. Sales expectations picked up slightly fromfourth quarter 2002, with 55.4 percent of alabama business leaders
http://blcindex.cba.ua.edu/results/Q103/sales.html

Extractions: Industry Sales Alabama Sales expectations picked up slightly from fourth quarter 2002, with 55.4 percent of Alabama business leaders forecasting increased sales in their industry for first quarter 2003. But at 17.9 percent, the share of respondents anticipating a decrease in industry sales was higher than the last three quarters. While only a third of construction industry respondents expect sales to improve this quarter, at least half of panelists in all other industries forecast first quarter sales gains. Expectations were most robust in FIRE, TCPU, manufacturing, and retail trade, with at least 60 percent anticipating stronger sales.
Alabama Business Leaders Industry Profit Expectations
industry Profits, alabama. Profits are generally expected to strengthenduring the first quarter of 2003. Over 55 percent of alabama
http://blcindex.cba.ua.edu/results/Q103/profits.html

Extractions: Industry Profits Alabama Profits are generally expected to strengthen during the first quarter of 2003. Over 55 percent of Alabama business leaders anticipate improved profits in the first quarter compared to about 43 percent forecasting fourth quarter 2002 profit gains. Profit growth will be weakest in construction and wholesale trade, according to industry panelists. FIRE, TCPU, and retail trade should see the most widespread profit gains, with at least 60 percent of industry respondents predicting an increase. About half of services and manufacturing industry panelists expect higher profits during first quarter 2003.
Alabama Travel Council Homepage
Council serves as the official private sector representative of alabama's hospitality and tourism Category Regional North America Guides and Directories The alabama Travel Council serves as the official private sector representativeof alabama's hospitality and tourism industry. Discover alabama !
http://www.alabamatravel.org/

Extractions: Welcome to the official Homepage of the Alabama Travel Council Attractions/Festivals/Events Accommodations/Dining Tourism Organizations ... Other A re you ready to get away from it all, travel to a wonderful destination that offers unmatched hospitality, delectable cuisine, first class hotels and resorts, and internationally recognized attractions, festivals and events Alabama awaits you! F rom the mountains and lakes of North/Central Alabama to the sugar-white beaches lining Alabama's southern Gulf Coast, Alabama offers you an unforgettable dream vacation at an affordable price! Whether you are thinking of a weekend get-away or a two-week excursion, take a few moments and discover why you should treat yourself to an Alabama vacation! T he Alabama Travel Council (ATC) serves as the official private sector representative of Alabama's hospitality and tourism industry. Founded in 1945 as a non-profit trade association, ATC has played, and continues to play, a major role in the growth of the state's number one industry, tourism! Tourism is big business in Alabama, generating $5.4 billion for our state's economy in 1998 and employing over 122,500 Alabama citizens!
ALFA Farmers Federation - Agriculture: Alabama's No. 1 Industry
Agriculture alabama's No. 1 industry There are 48,000 people inalabama who call themselves farmers. And for generations those
http://www.alfafarmers.org/ag_facts/

Extractions: But today, agriculture reaches far beyond the farm gate. Alabama's agribusiness industries account for 476,000 jobs with annual earnings of more than $9 billion. That's 21 percent of the state's workforce. In fact, 85 percent of all jobs created by agriculture are not on the farm at all. They include farm equipment dealers, seed and feed suppliers, food processors, exporters and retailers.
Alabama Hospitality
Home. Stay and Play alabama. Who We Are. Become a Member. Log In. AssociationCalendar. industry News. Resource Center. Members Forum. Members Search.
http://www.alhospitality.org/displayindustrynews.cfm
Remag Alabama, LLC In ALUMINUMchange.com - Industry Directory
Remag alabama, LLC. Remag alabama, LLC 18225 Eureka Drive Foley alabama USA 36535Tel 251955-2188 Fax 251-955-2194 Contact Donna Glass SEND EMAIL
http://www.aluminumchange.com/trade/aa029349.html
Alabama Footwear, Inc. In Textile Fiberspace --- Industry Directory
alabama Footwear, Inc. is registered in the industry Directoryat Textile Fiberspace. Textile Fiberspace
http://www.textilefiberspace.com/trade/aa041089.html
Alabama Flag & Banner Inc. In Textile Fiberspace --- Industry Directory
alabama Flag Banner Inc. is registered in the IndustryDirectory at Textile Fiberspace. Textile Fiberspace
http://www.textilefiberspace.com/trade/aa041880.html
Chemical Network -- Chemical Industry Directory
is a world class engineering and plant services organization located in Decatur,alabama. Com Over 2700 pages of safety information for business and industry.
http://www.chemnet.com/dir/Regional/United_States/Alabama/

Extractions: About records found Showing of 65 Journal of Chemical Crystallography International interdisciplinary medium for the rapid publication of research results in the general area of crystallography and its relation to problems of molecular structure. Electron Spectroscopies Information designed to cover the principles and operation of surface spectroscopic techniques, with emphasis on AES and XPS. PDF format. General Reactions of Alkenes United States Technical Info Summarizes the reactions of alkenes with an example reaction for each alkene. Bhate Engineering Full range of geotechnical, construction materials testing, environmental sampling and testing. A metal finishing company that provides MIL-SPEC and other Certifications for requirements. Specialized in quality, service, and fast turn-around of all types of metal finishes, electroplating and painting. DRC,Inc
Alabama Oil & Gas Recovery In Energy Matters --- Industry Directory
alabama Oil Gas Recovery is registered in the IndustryDirectory at Energy Matters. Energy Matters
http://www.thinkenergy.com/trade/aa030879.html
Alabama's Timber Industry - An Assessment Of Timber Product
Title alabama's Timber industry An Assessment of Timber Product Output and Use,1995. Author(s) Johnson, Tony G.; Jim R. Gober, Jim R.; Nix, J. Stephen.
http://www.srs.fs.usda.gov/pubs/viewpub.jsp?index=335
Alabamas Timber Industry - An Assessment Of Timber Product
Title alabamas timber industry an assessment of timber product output anduse, 1997. Author(s) Howell, Michael; Gober, Jim R.; Nix, J. Stephen.
http://www.srs.fs.usda.gov/pubs/viewpub.jsp?index=1488
Scotch Plywood Company Of Alabama In Wood World --- Industry Directory
Scotch Plywood Company of alabama is registered inthe industry Directory at Wood World. Wood World
http://www.woodfibre.com/trade/aa012208.html
Alabama Log Homes In Wood World --- Industry Directory
alabama Log Homes. alabama Log Homes 1160 McCaig Rd. Lincoln alabama USA35096 Tel 205 7639559 SEND EMAIL click on the computer . Remember!
http://www.woodfibre.com/trade/aa010481.html

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