The University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service. (Business Briefs).(Brief Article)

From: Arkansas Business | Date: February 3, 2003 | Copyright information

* The University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service is co-hosting the "Arkansas Remote Sensing Symposium -- Precision Agriculture and Forestry Applications" on Feb. 18 at the Extension Service's Little Rock office. Co-sponsors are the Geospatial...

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