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There’s been 93% of them that have completed their four-year obligation. More importantly, 15 years going, 83% of them are in rural practice in Kansas today. So they’re staying.
A critical shortage of vets could threaten America’s food supply – InvestigateTV
Brad WhiteProfessor, College of Veterinary Medicine
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Main goal of precision Ag is to optimize the yield, crop yield, by minimizing the use of the input, like fertilizer, or irrigation, or herbicides, pesticides.
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Deepak JoshiAssistant Professor, Department of Agronomy -
Anxiety tends to swirl in our minds all day, especially when it’s about money. A surprisingly effective strategy is to schedule a daily or weekly ‘worry time’ — 15 to 20 minutes dedicated only to your financial concerns.
This 15-minute weekly habit can help you get better with money, therapist says—here’s how – CNBC
Megan McCoyAssociate Professor, School of Consumer Sciences