41. EPA : Global Warming : Impacts : State Impacts Forests. Rangelands. Deserts. Nontidal Wetlands. Coastal Zones. agriculture.Fisheries. Birds. National Parks. state Impacts. International Impacts. stateImpacts. http://yosemite.epa.gov/oar/globalwarming.nsf/content/ImpactsStateImpacts.html

var homeDb = 'oar/globalwarming.nsf' Global Warming - Impacts Recent Additions Contact Us Print Version Search Area: EPA Home Global Warming Impacts Health ... International Impacts State Impacts Alabama Hawaii Massachusetts New Mexico ... Data Sources for State Climate Change Impacts are available. The links above direct you to HTML versions of the HTML sheets. Or, you may access Adobe Acrobat (pdf) versions of the EPA State Climate Change Impacts publications - all 50 states are available in (pdf) format. Selected Chapters from the IPCC publication, The Regional Impacts of Climate Change - An Assessment of Vulnerability (1998), including the North America Chapter, are available on the EPA Global Warming Site. Associated Pages Data Sources Climate Emissions Impacts ... Contact Us Last Modified on Tuesday, October 8th, 2002 document.write("URL: " + window.document.location.hostname + "/" + homeDb); /content/ImpactsStateImpacts.html

42. U.S. Embassy Damascus - Agriculture/ Economic/ Commercial Section agriculture, Economic and Commercial Services Country Commercial Guide Return toEmbassy Home Page Wide Web at http//www.Statusa.gov or http//www.state.gov. http://usembassy.state.gov/damascus/wwwhnews7.html

American Embassy Damascus Agriculture/ Economic/ Commercial Section Newsletter, July 2001 Abou Roumaneh Al Mansour Street, 2 Phone: (963-11) 333-1342 Fax: (963-11) 332-5746 Agriculture, Economic and Commercial Services Country Commercial Guide Return to Embassy Home Page American Embassy Damascus Economic/Commercial Section Newsletter Vol. 2/ No. 7, July 2002 Feature of the month - Country Commercial Guide Country Commercial Guides (CCG) present a comprehensive look at countries' commercial environment using economic, political and market analysis. They are prepared annually at US embassies throughout the world, through the combined efforts of several US government agencies. They can be accessed via the World Wide Web at http://www.Stat-usa.gov or http://www.state.gov To view Syria's CCG, you can visit Damascus Embassy's website at http://usembassy.state.gov/damascus/wwwhcom.html Please note that CCG (FY 03) will be posted for viewing after July 15th, 2002. International Exposition of Railway Products On the occasion of the first centenary of the Syrian Railway's track construction, The General Secretariat of the Arab Union of Railways, in collaboration with the General Establishment of Syrian Railways, is organizing an international exposition of railway products, during the period from Sep 9-12th. For more information, please contact the Arab Union of Railways at tel.: (963-21) 266-7270 or fax: (963-21) 268-6000.

43. US Embassy, Nigeria: Foreign Agriculture Service US Embassy is the overseas arm of the United states Department of agriculture (USDA 0916/0960/5857/2235/2205Fax(234)9-523-0353 E-Mail usabuja@pd.state.gov. http://usembassy.state.gov/nigeria/wwwhagrc.html

The United States of American Embassy in Nigeria US Embassy Nigeria Department of Agriculture Foreign Agriculture Service The Foreign Agriculture Service (FAS) of the U.S. Embassy is the overseas arm of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) . FAS Lagos has regional responsibilities for Nigeria, Ghana, Benin, Cameroon, Gabon, and Congo . FAS Lagos supervises market development activities, reports to Washington on a variety of agricultural trade production and policy issues, and keeps the U.S. agricultural trade community informed of foreign market development opportunities. Top U. S. Embassy 7, Mambilla Street Off Aso Drive Maitama District, Abuja Nigeria Telephone: Fax: E-Mail: usabuja@pd.state.gov U. S. Consulate General 2, Walter Carrington Crescent Victoria Island Broad Street, Lagos Nigeria Telephone: Fax: E-Mail: uslagos@pd.state.gov 1998-2002 Public Affairs Office, U.S. Embassy, Nigeria Please, send your comments to the Webmaster Private Notice Last Updated February, 2002

44. Department Of Agriculture, Fisheries, Forestry - Australia Has responsibility for helping Australian agricultural, food, fisheries and forest industries become Category Regional Oceania agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry...... agriculture and Food Biotechnology, Climate variability in agriculture (AAA), Commodityanalysis, Commonwealth/state relationships on portfolio issues, Contacts, http://www.affa.gov.au/

Ministers The Department Home Contacts Outputs Natural Resource Management About NRM Air Contacts ... Contact Us DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES AND FORESTRY - AUSTRALIA Commonwealth Drought Assistance With large areas of the country again in the grip of serious drought, the Commonwealth Government is lending practical support to Australian farmers. more Finding the information you need Search or Select from the menu on the left, or... Select by subject area... Agribusiness Animal and Animal Products Biotechnology Chemicals (agvet) Climate Crops Dairy and Dairy Products Data Export Farm Help Fisheries and Aquaculture Food Forestry Import Land and Water Pests and Diseases Plants and Weeds Research and Development Rural Industries Leadership Salinity Trade Select by specialist area... AAA Farm Innovation Program AAA Rural Financial Counselling Service AGRIBIZ Agriculture Advancing Australia Animal Health Committee (AHC) Australian Bureau Agriculture and Resource Economics Australian Plague Locust Commission Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Biosecurity Australia Bureau of Rural Sciences Indigenous People in Rural Industries Landcare Levies and Revenue Service National Action Plan for Salinity and Water Quality National Forest Inventory Australia National Residue Survey Natural Heritage Trust New Industries Development Program Plant Breeders Rights Quota Management and Statistics Regional Forest Agreements

45. Ohio Department Of Agriculture's Internet Home Page Email wwwagri@ohio.gov. By purchasing these products, you are supporting the state’seconomy fresh produce from the No.1 industry in Ohio — agriculture. http://www.state.oh.us/agr/frmrmrktdirindex.HTML

Ohio Department of Agriculture Division of Markets 8995 East Main Street l Reynoldsburg, Ohio 43068 General Number: 614-752-9814 l Fax Number: 614-644-5017 E-mail: agri@odant.agri.state.oh.us Ohio Farmer's Market Directory To download and view the directory, c lick here NOTE: This document was created in Adobe's ".PDF" format. You will need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and/or print this data. To order your copy of this directory: C all 1-800-IM-PROUD (1-800-467-7683) E-mail wwwagri@ohio.gov Write to the Ohio Department of Agriculture, 8995 E. Main Street, Reynoldsburg, OH, 43068 Dear Ohio Consumer: The Ohio Department of Agriculture is proud to present the fifth edition of the Ohio Farmers Market Directory. This directory is a collection of over 600 farm markets, roadside markets, farmers’ markets, pick-your-own produce, and Christmas tree venues throughout Ohio. We are happy to be able to assist you in locating products that are grown in our great state. By purchasing these products, you are supporting the state’s economy and enjoying fresh produce from the No.1 industry in Ohio — agriculture. Ohio agriculture is unparalleled in its rich diversity and economic contribution to our lives and communities. In fact, it is estimated that the agricultural and food industry contributes $73 billion to the state’s economy each year. This is, in part, due to the wealth of Ohio agricultural products from meat and dairy to snack foods and fresh produce to frozen foods and specialty gourmet items. In addition to great food, Ohio produces everything from bedding plants and flowers, to wood and wool products and pet supplies.

46. Ohio Department Of Agriculture's Internet Home Page 2000 Ohio's Outstanding Century Farm state Winner Announced at Farm Science of theOhio Department of agriculture's Regulation of the agriculture and Food gov. http://www.state.oh.us/agr/newsrel2000.html

Ohio Department of Agriculture 8995 East Main Street l Reynoldsburg, Ohio 43068 General Number: 614-728-6200 l Fax Number: 614-466-6124 E-mail: agri@odant.agri.state.oh.us Other Links Food Safety Recalls ODA Food Safety News Releases and Fact Sheets Gypsy Moth Farmland Preservation ... Return to ODA Home Page News Releases and Fact Sheets for 2000 Second Ag Easement Donated to Ohio Department of Agriculture, 12/27/00 ODA Announces Ohio’s 2001 Independent and County Fair Schedule Tobacco Foundation Board Begins Work, 11/22/00 2000 Ohio's Outstanding Century Farm State Winner Announced at Farm Science Review, 9/20/00 ... Return to ODA Home Page

47. Grants.gov First gov Logo. Agencies in the Department of agriculture. Animal and Plant HealthInspection Service; Cooperative state, Research, Education, and Extension http://www.grants.gov/agriculture.html

Welcome Welcome to Grants.gov, the electronic storefront for Federal grants. E-Grants Initiative Program Management Office Pilot of Find Grant Opportunities Grant Topics Agriculture Arts Business and Commerce Community Development ... Transportation Other Grant Services Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance Payment Management System Automated Standard Application for Payment Federal Assistance Award Data System ... Federal Audit Clearinghouse Related Links OMB Grants Management Interagency Electronic Grants Committee Federal Business Opps Federal Asset Sales Site Information Contact Grants.gov Agriculture This page presents grant information related to agriculture. Note that many federal agencies are listed under multiple grant topics. Resource Conservation and Development Agencies in the Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Cooperative State, Research, Education, and Extension Service Rural Business-Cooperative Service ... Rural Utilities Service Agencies in the Department of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Production and Operations Agencies in the Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency Marketing Agencies in the Department of Agriculture Agricultural Marketing Service Cooperative State, Research, Education, and Extension Service

48. AMS At USDA - Transportation And Marketing - Federal-State Marketing Improvement See http//www.access.gpo.gov/nara/cfr/waisidx_99/7cfr3016_99.html for programsdesigned to build the image of the state's agriculture, state department of http://www.ams.usda.gov/tmd/fsmip.htm

Brief Description and Legislative Authority Application Forms Program Scope and Eligibility Requirements Narrative Summary and Supporting Documents ... Submission Deadline Brief Description and Legislative Authority The Federal-State Marketing Improvement Program (FSMIP) provides matching funds to State Departments of Agriculture and other appropriate State agencies to assist in exploring new market opportunities for food and agricultural products, and to encourage research and innovation aimed at improving the efficiency and performance of the marketing system. For Fiscal Year (FY) 2003, Federal funds in the amount of $1,347,000 are expected to be provided in USDA's budget for FSMIP grant allocations. This is the same level of funding as in previous two years. In recent years, 25 to 35 projects have been funded annually with grants averaging from $45,000 to $50,000 each. FSMIP is operated under legal authorities of the Agricultural Marketing Act of 1946 (7 U.S.C. 1621 et seq.). The law authorizes the Secretary of Agriculture "to make available...allotments to State departments of agriculture, State bureaus and departments of markets,...and other appropriate State agencies for cooperative projects in marketing service and...research... provided that no...allotments be in excess of the amount which such State agency makes available out of its own funds for such research...for any fiscal year....Such allotments shall be covered by cooperative agreements between the Secretary of Agriculture and the cooperating agency." 7 U.S.C. 1623.

49. Welcome To The National Food And Agriculture Home Page The Food and agriculture Council (FAC) at the national, state, and local levelsare the vehicles used to coordinate the US Department of agriculture’s http://www.sci.usda.gov/nfac/

Skip Navigation United States Department of Agriculture NFAC Links: NFAC Main Menu Home FAC Leadership About News ... Contacts Related Links: Service Center Modernization CCE AIST Data ... Privacy Agencies FSA NRCS RD Welcome to the Food and Agriculture Council Homepage. The National FAC (NFAC) is the management entity designated by the Secretary of Agriculture to carry out USDA's field restructuring and modernization effort. The NFAC is comprised of the Administrators of all USDA agencies that are active at the State level. The Chair of the NFAC rotates annually between the Administrators of the Farm Service Agency, the Chief of the Natural Resources Conservation Service, and the Deputy Under Secretary for Operations and Management of the Rural Development agencies. The NFAC is supported by an Executive Officer who also heads USDAs Service Center Implementation Team (SCIT). The SCIT is an interagency staff that supports the activities of the NFAC, and initiates activities and projects on behalf of the partner agencies to ensure the successful implementation of the USDAs Service Center Initiative. State FACs are the primary USDA interagency forums in each State/Territory through which State-level agency heads of the three partner agencies can efficiently coordinate seamless interagency program delivery, collocated offices, and streamlined operations of the three county based USDA agencies.

50. State Of The Land | NRCS United States Department of agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service, Stateof the Land. Send comments and questions to nrcs_radweb@nrcsnhq.usda.gov. http://www.nrcs.usda.gov/technical/land/

Technical Resources Agronomy, Wind and Water Erosion Air Quality Conservation Practices ... Wildlife Biology State of the Land This site provides data and analysis on land use, soil erosion, water quality, wetlands, and other issues regarding the conservation and use of natural resources. What's New Index of Analysis Products New Products Agricultural Productivity Basemaps Climate ... GIS Coverages The National Resources Inventory , our principal data source Send comments and questions to nrcs_radweb@nrcsnhq.usda.gov USDASOTL Back to Top NRCS Home Site Map Contact ... USDA

51. ARS Mid South Area :: Mississippi State, Mississippi L (662) 3207383 jlwillers@ars.usda.gov Entomology Res Ent. Ag Ru PO Box 5367 MississippiState MS 39762 of the Genetics and Precision agriculture Research Unit http://www.nps.ars.usda.gov/locations/locations.htm?modecode=64-06-15-15

52. Current Research Information System (CRIS/USDA) NRI), Initiative for Future agriculture and Food and Technology Management (ISTM),Cooperative state Research, Education cris@cris.csrees.usda.gov Last update http://cris.csrees.usda.gov/

CSREES CRIS Home Search Menu Forms Assistance ... Search CRIS Now Welcome to the Current Research Information System ( CRIS ) web site. CRIS is the U.S. Department of Agriculture's ( USDA ) documentation and reporting system for ongoing and recently completed research projects in agriculture, food and nutrition, and forestry. Projects are conducted or sponsored by USDA research agencies, state agricultural experiment stations, the state land-grant university system, other cooperating state institutions, and participants in a number of USDA-administered grant programs, including Small Business Innovation Research ( SBIR ), National Research Initiative ( NRI ), Initiative for Future Agriculture and Food Systems ( IFAFS ), and Integrated Pest Management ( IPM CRIS is a part of Information Systems and Technology Management ( ISTM ), Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service ( CSREES ), and is located in the Waterfront Centre in Washington, DC.

53. Harvest The Rewards - Peakload Reduction Program Fresno and the California Polytechnic state University, San storage facilities, andother agriculturerelated energy from www.energy.ca.gov/peakload/documents http://www.energy.ca.gov/ag/

Peak Load Program Summary Project Fact Sheets Homeowners ... Businesses Agriculture Public Sector Rebates Documents Consumer Energy Center HARVEST the REWARDS Agricultural Peakload Reduction Program See also: Commercial Skylight Incentive Program New October 2001 Landfill Gas Electricity Generation Incentive New October 2001 Agriculture is a $27 billion industry in California and a major consumer of electricity. Last year it used almost 14 percent of the state's electricity. So, it makes sense to ask farmers, ranchers and food processors to help reduce peak electricity use. New programs have been established under Senate Bill 5X, making $75 million available to reduce peak electricity demand. Eligibility Information How to Apply for Money (Forms) Eligibility Information The California Energy Commission, in partnership with the California State University, Fresno and the California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, is offering financial incentives and technical services to the agricultural industry to reduce electricity use during summer peak hours.

54. Utah.gov - Utah Government All About Utah Utah.gov Events, state government Agencies. agriculture and FoodAdministrative Services ( agriculture ); Animal Industry; Chemistry Lab; http://www.utah.gov/government/agencylist.html

Online Services Office of The Governor Executive Branch Legislative Branch ... Utah Government / Agency List Alphabetical List of Agencies: Select the first letter in the agency name you would like to visit from the alphabetical indexes below. If you are not sure which letter to look under you can browse our complete agency listing . These indexes have been cross referenced to help you find what you are looking for easily. For example, if you are wanting to find "Utah State Library" you can look under "U", "S", or "L". State Government Agencies Administrative Services (Department of) Agriculture and Food Administrative Services ( Agriculture ) Animal Industry Chemistry Lab Department of Agriculture and Food Home Page Marketing and Conservation ... Back to Categories General Services Fleet Services Gascard Information - Fleet Services Government Surplus Motor Vehicle Division ... Back to Categories Health Child Care Licensure Children's Health Insurance Chronic Disease Control Emergency Medical Services ... HIV/AIDS/TB Control, Bureau of

55. USDA Online Directory Of Professional Workers In Agriculture Site Has been disabled Welcome to the Cooperative state Research, Education, andExtension Service Online Directory of Professional Workers in agriculture. http://pwd.reeusda.gov/pwd/

Attention!!!! This Site Has been disabled untill further notice. Contact Information Telephone Fax Postal E-Mail USDA/CSREES/CTDE Room 3328-South 1400 Independence Ave, SW Washington, DC 20250-0900 Feedback Page Link

56. NCDC State Climate Offices Tel 916574-2614 Fax 916-574-2767 Internet Email morkb@water.ca.gov 515-270-6907Internet Email iastatec@netins.net WWW http//www.agriculture.state.ia.us http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/stateclimatologists.html

NCDC RCC / SC / AASC State Climate Offices Click on one of the states in the map to link to or find information on a State Climate Office (SCO). Gold colored states are members of the ARSCO Please contact us if an existing link is missing or incorrect. Climate office contact information listed below Contact Information: Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Wyoming Top of Page Additional Information: Regional climate information American Association of State Climatologists ( AASC Alabama Dr. John Christy 320 Sparkman Drive Huntsville AL 35805 Tel: 256-961-7763 Fax: 256-961-7751 Internet Email: christy@nsstc.uah.edu WWW: http://www.atmos.uah.edu/aosc/ Alaska Jim Rice Alaska State Climate Center ENRI University of Alaska-Anchorage 707 A Street Anchorage AK 99501 Tel: 907-257-2737 Fax: 907-257-2707 Internet Email: auclima@uaa.alaska.edu WWW: http://www.uaa.alaska.edu/enri/ascc_web/ascc_home.html Arizona Dr. Andrew W. Ellis Department Of Geography Arizona State University Box 870104 Tempe AZ 85287-0104 Tel: 480-965-6165 Fax: 480-965-8313 Internet Email: andrew.w.ellis@asu.edu

57. Department Of State Washington File: Text: Agriculture Secretary Outlines U.S. W and strengthen the rules of trade. A complete packet of agriculture trade facts Website http//usinfo.state.gov) Return to Public File Main Page Return to http://usembassy-australia.state.gov/hyper/2002/0726/epf506.htm

Text: Agriculture Secretary Outlines U.S. WTO Proposals (USDA July 26 press release details plan) (880) The United States is proposing an "ambitious" plan for reforming the rules of global agricultural trade, according to a July 26 press release provided by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Secretary of Agriculture Ann Veneman described the plan during a meeting of agricultural ministers representing the United States, Canada, European Union, Japan and Australia in Nara, Japan. Specifically, the U.S. is calling for all members of the World Trade Organization (WTO) to reduce all tariffs. The proposed formula would reduce high tariffs more than low tariffs and result in no tariff over 25 percent after five years. The plan also calls for substantial increases in tariff-rate quota (TRQ) quantities and tightened rules on TRQ administration. The U.S. proposal, also unveiled in Washington, D.C. by U.S. Trade Representative Robert B. Zoellick, will be presented to members of the World Trade Organization (WTO) next week in Geneva, Switzerland. Following is the text of the press release: (begin text) Release No. 0315 .02

58. Department Of State Washington File: Text: USTR, Agriculture Dept. Hail New Chin and Chinese officials to make sure trade in biotech agriculture products continues Website http//usinfo.state.gov) Return to Public File Main Page Return to http://usembassy-australia.state.gov/hyper/2002/1018/epf508.htm

Text: USTR, Agriculture Dept. Hail New China Soybean Regulations (New measures allow exports of $1 billion in soybeans by U.S.) (490) Following is the text of the October 18 USTR news release: (begin text) US Says New China Regulations Should Free Up Soybean Exports OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES TRADE REPRESENTATIVE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE October 18, 2002 United States Says New China Regulations Should Free Up Soybean Exports WASHINGTON - China has officially published new measures that should provide a nine-month extension of interim provisions regulating biotech agriculture products, Secretary of Agriculture Ann M. Veneman and U.S. Trade Representative Robert B. Zoellick announced today, thereby allowing continued exports to China of up to $1 billion in U.S. soybeans. This extension follows through on assurances made to Deputy USTR Jon Huntsman and U.S. Chief Agricultural Negotiator Allen Johnson late last month that soybean trade would not be disrupted by new Chinese regulations on agricultural products derived from biotechnology. The implementation of these regulations, announced late last year, has been an ongoing concern for U.S. exporters. "China is a huge market for U.S. soybeans, and uncertainties caused by China's biotech regulations have threatened $1 billion in U.S. exports," Zoellick said. "We welcome China's commitment to ensure that trade in U.S. biotech agriculture products is not disrupted during this period of regulatory transition and thereafter. Working to expand trade opportunities and opening markets is a key part of our focus, but no less important is making sure that other countries follow the rules and live up to their commitments. We will be working closely with U.S. industry and Chinese officials to make sure trade in biotech agriculture products continues."

59. New Zealand - Consular Information Sheet at http//www.customs.govt.nz and the Ministry of agriculture and Forestry preparednessis available via the Internet at http//travel.state.gov/crisismg.html http://travel.state.gov/new_zealand.html

U.S. Department of State Bureau of Consular Affairs Washington, DC 20520 Consular Information Sheet New Zealand June 27, 2002 COUNTRY DESCRIPTION: New Zealand is a highly developed, stable parliamentary democracy, which recognizes the British monarch as sovereign. It has a modern economy, and tourist facilities are widely available. The New Zealand Tourist Board , which has a wide range of information of interest to travelers, can be contacted via the Internet at http://www.newzealandtourism.com. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: U.S. citizens eligible for a visa waiver do not need a visa for tourist stays of three months or less. For more information about visa waivers and entry requirements, please contact the Embassy of New Zealand, 37 Observatory Circle, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20008, telephone (202) 328-4800, or the Embassy's home page at http://www.nzemb.org, or the Consulate General of New Zealand in Los Angeles, telephone (310) 207-1605. CRIME INFORMATION: Crime in New Zealand is comparatively low, but it has increased in recent years. The most prevalent crime is theft or attempted theft from cars, camper vans and hostels. To help protect against theft, please do not leave passports or other valuable documents in unattended vehicles. Violent crime against tourists is unusual.

60. Qatar - Consular Information Sheet for import permits may be obtained from the Ministry of agriculture through a pleaserefer to our Internet site at http//travel.state.gov/children's_issues http://travel.state.gov/qatar.html

U.S. Department of State Bureau of Consular Affairs Washington, DC 20520 Consular Information Sheet This information is current as of today, Qatar August 29, 2002 COUNTRY DESCRIPTION: Qatar is a traditional emirate governed by the Al-Thani family in consultation with a council of ministers, an appointed advisory council and an elected municipal advisory council. Islamic ideals and beliefs provide the conservative foundation of the country's customs, laws and practices. Qatar is a modern, developed country. Tourist facilities are available. Qatar is not a signatory to the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations or to any other bilateral or multilateral consular accord. The capital is Doha. ENTRY/EXIT REQUIREMENTS: Passports and visas are required. U.S. citizens may obtain a tourist or business visa at the airport in Doha upon arrival. These visas are valid for 14 days and may be extended for an additional 14 days. However, U.S. citizen travelers will be able to clear Qatari immigration more quickly and be granted a longer stay in the country by obtaining visas prior to arrival. For further information, travelers may contact the Embassy of the State of Qatar, 4200 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W., Suite 200, Washington, D.C. 20016, telephone (202) 274-1600, fax (202) 237-0053, or the Consulate General of the State of Qatar, 4265 San Felipe Street, Suite 1100, Houston, Texas 77027, telephone (713) 968-9840, fax (713) 968-9841.

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