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Climate and Agriculture: Systems Approaches to Decision Making

Climate and Agriculture: Systems Approaches to Decision Making Climate and Agriculture: Systems Approaches to Decision Making 5-7 March 1989 — Charleston, South Carolina Funded by: REVISED PROGRAM See Nov. BAMS-page 1380 USDA-Extension Service • USDC-National Climate Program Office Campbell Scientific, Inc. • Farm Foundation with the cooperation of the American Meteorological Society Agriculture, like any other industry, must look beyond its traditional past 2030 Meteorological inputs to policy decision making. and utilize modern technology to ensure its future viability. The challenges N. D. Strommen, USDA - World Agricultural Outlook Board facing agriculture range from environmental issues to competitiveness in the 2100 Break and Discussion international marketplace. Climate-related agricultural models, based on sound physical and biological principles, combined with economic strategies 6 March 1989 can address many of these challenges. The overall goal of this workshop is to establish a research base and a Future Directions framework for further research and applications in systems approaches to 0800 Crop models and decision making: Scenario for the future. climate-related decision making in agriculture. The specific objectives are: J . T. Ritchie, Dept. of Crop and Soil Sciences, Michigan State 1. to review the progress in weather related models of crop, pest, and University livestock development and/or production. 0830 Predicting pest http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society American Meteorological Society

Climate and Agriculture: Systems Approaches to Decision Making

Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society , Volume 70 (1): 2 – Jan 1, 1989
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Climate and Agriculture: Systems Approaches to Decision Making 5-7 March 1989 — Charleston, South Carolina Funded by: REVISED PROGRAM See Nov. BAMS-page 1380 USDA-Extension Service • USDC-National Climate Program Office Campbell Scientific, Inc. • Farm Foundation with the cooperation of the American Meteorological Society Agriculture, like any other industry, must look beyond its traditional past 2030 Meteorological inputs to policy decision making. and utilize modern technology to ensure its future viability. The challenges N. D. Strommen, USDA - World Agricultural Outlook Board facing agriculture range from environmental issues to competitiveness in the 2100 Break and Discussion international marketplace. Climate-related agricultural models, based on sound physical and biological principles, combined with economic strategies 6 March 1989 can address many of these challenges. The overall goal of this workshop is to establish a research base and a Future Directions framework for further research and applications in systems approaches to 0800 Crop models and decision making: Scenario for the future. climate-related decision making in agriculture. The specific objectives are: J . T. Ritchie, Dept. of Crop and Soil Sciences, Michigan State 1. to review the progress in weather related models of crop, pest, and University livestock development and/or production. 0830 Predicting pest

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Published: Jan 1, 1989

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