Agricultural Industry Services In District Of Columbia
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based in USA
With more than 250 lawyers in nine offices in Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey, Delaware, the District of Columbia, and New York, Saul Ewing LLP provides sophisticated legal counsel to national and international businesses. Our clients range from Fortune 500 corporations to large and medium-sized companies in both the private and public sectors. We also serve startups, nonprofits, educational ...
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based in USA
B&C has successfully managed a wide range of issues for a variety of clients. We help clients to best position themselves in the face of regulatory initiatives and proposals, as well as vis-à-vis established policies or regulations requiring product approval. We routinely counsel clients on how to best approach officials at all levels of regulatory bodies to ensure the most accurate ...
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based in USA
Ecological concepts have been applied to forest management and are slowly being integrated into traditional forest science. For example, ecological studies have shown that fire plays a key role in maintaining healthy forest ecosystems in certain types of forests. This knowledge has encouraged more research to find ways to use controlled fires to prevent unpredictable and costly ...
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based in USA
With the changing legal and regulatory landscape faced by hedge funds and other private investment vehicles, we seek to help our clients stay “ahead of the curve” through regular communication and proactive ...
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based in USA
IN order to reduce waste, our donation assistance program helps clients donate unwanted but usable items for little to no cost. Tax-deductible donations to charities may be arranged. If you are a client interested in learning more about donating unwanted office items, please see our resources section, or contact your Great Forest representative with detailed information about the items ...
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based in USA
Ecological research has shown that estuaries are nursery grounds for fish populations that live in coastal waters, an important reason to protect these areas. Ecological research has also identified obstacles, such as dams, that fish encounter when returning to their breeding areas. This information has been used to help design structures for fish so they can move around these obstacles to reach ...
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based in USA
Biological control is a technique that uses the natural enemies and predators of pests to control damage to crops. It is based in part on knowing the ecology of pests, which is used to understand when and where they are the most vulnerable to their enemies. Biological control alleviates crop damage by insects, saves money, and decreases problem associated with ...
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based in USA
Conservation Innovation Grants (CIG) is a voluntary program intended to stimulate the development and adoption of innovative conservation approaches and technologies while leveraging Federal investment in environmental enhancement and protection, in conjunction with agricultural production. Under CIG, Environmental Quality Incentives Program funds are used to award competitive grants to ...
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based in USA
Each pesticide name below will take you to chemical information pages with links to factsheets, basic chemical, alternatives, health and environmental effects, regulatory status, key studies and more. See also Beyond Pesticides' pest management resources,health effects and other factsheets, and activist ...
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based in USA
North America’s forests and grasslands provide refuge for thousands of species, many of which are unique to the continent. As our open lands become increasingly fragmented, lost or degraded, high-quality habitat is vanishing, and many populations of wildlife are ...
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based in USA
The Cooperative Conservation Partnership Initiative (CCPI) is a voluntary conservation initiative that enables the use of certain conservation programs along with resource of eligible partners to provide financial and technical assistance to owners and operators of agricultural and nonindustrial private forest lands. After announcement, eligible producers located in an approved project area may ...
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by Acta Groupbased in USA
Acta professionals routinely advise fumigant clients on a full range of FIFRA, OSHA, and state issues, including registration, reregistration, and ...
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based in USA
The Agricultural Management Assistance (AMA) provides financial and technical assistance to agricultural producers to voluntarily address issues such as water management, water quality, and erosion control by incorporating conservation into their farming operations. Producers may construct or improve water management structures or irrigation structures; plant trees for windbreaks or to improve ...
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based in USA
Great Forest's rate/cost models replicate both the utility's delivery and the ESCOs' specific supply rates to ensure that contracted costs have been charged ...
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by USAidbased in USA
In many developing countries economic growth and increased income-earning opportunities, especially for the rural poor, depend on the performance of the agriculture sector. Over the last 20 years, improved crop varieties have accounted for an estimated half of agricultural productivity improvements. As we face global population growth, increased competition for land and water resources from ...
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based in USA
B&C professionals have a strong track record representing clients in all aspects of FIFRA data compensation matters and at all ...
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based in USA
Are you looking for a pest management or lawn service company that does not use dangerous pesticides?. It is difficult in today's marketplace to sort through the safety claims and the meaning behind words such as 'safe' or 'harmless.' Because of this, we have put together a growing directory of companies that are interested in providing the services you want, without poisoning you, your family, ...
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by USAidbased in USA
Forests represent an important natural resource that can help developing countries improve their economic well-being. More than 1.6 billion people worldwide depend on forests for some part of their livelihood. Forests provide a wealth of important wood and non-timber forest products (such as edible nuts and fruits, medicinal plants, fibers and rubber) that people in the developed and developing ...
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based in USA
Since 1962, the Horticultural Research Institute has directed more than $5.4 million of industry funds through its competitive grants program. Research projects have covered the full range of production, environmental and business issues important to the green industry. Funding for the competitive grants program comes from HRI supporters and their charitable donations made to the HRI General fund ...
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based in USA
Biological control is a technique that uses the natural enemies and predators of pests to control damage to crops. It is based in part on knowing the ecology of pests, which is used to understand when and where they are the most vulnerable to their enemies. Biological control alleviates crop damage by insects, saves money, and decreases problem associated with pesticides. ...
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