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301. Grower Communication Networks: Information Sources for Organic Farmers.

Author

Crawford, Chelsi, Grossman, Julie, Warren, Sarah T., and Cubbage, Fred

Subjects
ORGANIC farmers, SUSTAINABLE agriculture research, AGRICULTURAL education, AGRICULTURAL organizations, ONLINE social networks, GREEN collar workers
Abstract

This article reports on a study to determine which information sources organic growers use to inform farming practices by conducting in-depth semi-structured interviews with 23 organic farmers across 17 North Carolina counties. Effective information sources included: networking, agricultural organizations, universities, conferences, Extension, Web resources, personal experience, books, organic buyers/certifiers, and consultants. Results suggest that grower-to-grower networking is a highly effective information-seeking behavior for organic growers. Recommendations for Extension personnel include reshaping educational programing for organic growers to include peer-to-peer information sharing, as well as increased investment to graduate and undergraduate programs that train future Extension agents in organic production approaches. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2015
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302. Upper and Lower Extremity Ulcerating Lesions.

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Grossman, Julie and Guccione, Jack

Subjects
LEISHMANIASIS diagnosis, ARM, BIOPSY, DERMATOLOGY, LEG, SKIN diseases, TELEMEDICINE
Abstract

Teledermatology is a term to describe the provision of dermatologic medical services through telecommunication technology. This is a teledermatology case of seven nonhealing lesions located on the right arm and left leg. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019
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316. Conclusion

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Willem, Linda M., Grossman, Julie, Series Editor, Palmer, R. Barton, Series Editor, and Willem, Linda M.

Published
2022
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319. Introduction

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Willem, Linda M., Grossman, Julie, Series Editor, Palmer, R. Barton, Series Editor, and Willem, Linda M.

Published
2022
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323. Embodying Identities

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Wilkins, Christina, Grossman, Julie, Series Editor, Palmer, R. Barton, Series Editor, and Wilkins, Christina

Published
2022
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324. Introduction

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Wilkins, Christina, Grossman, Julie, Series Editor, Palmer, R. Barton, Series Editor, and Wilkins, Christina

Published
2022
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325. Shaping the Psyche

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Wilkins, Christina, Grossman, Julie, Series Editor, Palmer, R. Barton, Series Editor, and Wilkins, Christina

Published
2022
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326. The Acting Body

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Wilkins, Christina, Grossman, Julie, Series Editor, Palmer, R. Barton, Series Editor, and Wilkins, Christina

Published
2022
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327. Character Infusion

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Wilkins, Christina, Grossman, Julie, Series Editor, Palmer, R. Barton, Series Editor, and Wilkins, Christina

Published
2022
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328. Bodily Knowledge

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Wilkins, Christina, Grossman, Julie, Series Editor, Palmer, R. Barton, Series Editor, and Wilkins, Christina

Published
2022
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329. The Trouble with Carol: The Costs of Feeling Good in Todd Haynes's [Safe] and the American Cultural Landscape.

Author

Grossman, Julie

Subjects
FILM characters, SOCIAL problems in motion pictures
Abstract

The author discusses the character of Carol White in the film "[Safe]" directed by Todd Haynes. She describes the character of White. She explains how reading "[Safe]" in juxtaposition to "The Yellow Wallpaper" helps illuminate the feminist spirit of the film. She believes Haynes is the ultimate Foucauldian social problem film director.

Published
2007

331. Group Counseling: Tips for Beginning Group Leaders.

Author

GROSSMAN, JULIE A. and HO LAM (EVA) YIU

Subjects
COUNSELING of children, TRAINING of school psychologists, CHILD mental health services, COUNSELING in higher education, COGNITIVE ability
Abstract

The article focuses on requirement of group counseling and management of school-based mental health services for social development of psychic children. Topics discussed include training of school counselors and school psychologists for delivering counseling services, key steps for creating school-based counseling groups and proper assessment of children with varied cognitive abilities by counselors.

Published
2014

332. Temporal assessment of N-cycle microbial functions in a tropical agricultural soil using gene co-occurrence networks.

Author

Schaedel, Marie, Ishii, Satoshi, Wang, Hao, Venterea, Rodney, Paul, Birthe, Mutimura, Mupenzi, and Grossman, Julie

Subjects
*GENE regulatory networks, *AGRICULTURE, *NITRIFICATION inhibitors, *BIOGEOCHEMICAL cycles, *SOIL conservation
Abstract

Microbial nitrogen (N) cycling pathways are largely responsible for producing forms of N that are available for plant uptake or lost from the system as gas or leachate. The temporal dynamics of microbial N pathways in tropical agroecosystems are not well defined, even though they are critical to understanding the potential impact of soil conservation strategies. We aimed to 1) characterize temporal changes in functional gene associations across a seasonal gradient, 2) identify keystone genes that play a central role in connecting N cycle functions, and 3) detect gene co-occurrences that remained stable over time. Soil samples (n = 335) were collected from two replicated field trials in Rwanda between September 2020 and March 2021. We found high variability among N-cycle gene relationships and network properties that was driven more by sampling timepoint than by location. Two nitrification gene targets, hydroxylamine oxidoreductase and nitrite oxidoreductase, co-occurred across all timepoints, indicating that they may be ideal year-round targets to limit nitrification in rainfed agricultural soils. We also found that gene keystoneness varied across time, suggesting that management practices to enhance N-cycle functions such as the application of nitrification inhibitors could be adapted to seasonal conditions. Our results mark an important first step in employing gene networks to infer function in soil biogeochemical cycles, using a tropical seasonal gradient as a model system. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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333. Filming Alias Grace

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McMahon, Fiona, Grossman, Julie, Series Editor, Palmer, R. Barton, Series Editor, Wells-Lassagne, Shannon, editor, and McMahon, Fiona, editor

Published
2021
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335. Filming The Handmaid’s Tale

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Wells-Lassagne, Shannon, Grossman, Julie, Series Editor, Palmer, R. Barton, Series Editor, Wells-Lassagne, Shannon, editor, and McMahon, Fiona, editor

Published
2021
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337. Staging The Penelopiad

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Farfan, Penny, Thornton, Kelly, With contrib. by, Porteous, Vanessa, With contrib. by, Grossman, Julie, Series Editor, Palmer, R. Barton, Series Editor, Wells-Lassagne, Shannon, editor, and McMahon, Fiona, editor

Published
2021
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350. Writing Adaptations

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Hogg, Christopher, Grossman, Julie, Series Editor, Palmer, R. Barton, Series Editor, and Hogg, Christopher

Published
2021
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