RESOURCE

Engineering & Technology for a Sustainable World

Hydrogen or Fuel Cell -- Which Comes First? ... 7
Bruce Wood examines an expected and coming revolution for the American farm: fuel cell usage and "growth" of hydrogen. Farmers, always on the look-out for energy cost-savings and production improvement, may supply the sought-after answer to the hydrogen/fuel cell dilemma in a classic chicken/egg fashion: which really does come first? Cutting back dependence on foreign oil and limiting production of greenhouse gases will be inevitable benefits of that interesting question's final answer.

AE50 Awards
Winners of the 2003 AE50 competition are showcased in this special section. Photos and descriptions of each award-winning product are the highlights of this month's Resource and can be found following page 8.

Guide to Consultants
Our annual listing of professional engineers and engineering firms can be pulled out and saved for your future reference. The 2003 Guide to Consultants is inserted in the center of the magazine.

Inside ASAE

Rumely OilPull Tractor Dedicated as ASAE Historic Landmark ... 9
ASAE joined with the American Society of Mechanical Engineers International and the Indiana Historical Bureau in presenting plaques recognizing the Rumely family's contributions to the development of agricultural machinery.

Name Change: ASAE's Future ... 10

Preprofessionals ... 12
Diversity, Opportunity, and Philosophy. Mommsen Awarded ASAE Student Engineer of the Year Scholarship.

ASAE Annual International Meeting, July 27-30 ... 13
Las Vegas has much to Offer Attendees. Travel Health Issues. Ways to Save Money.

In Memoriam ... 13
Dean William Winter

Member News ... 14
Daniel L. Thomas, Evangelyn C. Alocilja, Glenn J. Hoffman, Thomas J. Sauer, Calvin B. Parnell, John M. Sweeten, Robert V. Avant, Roger Isom, Phillip J. Wakelyn

Did You Know ... 14

Departments

Events Calendar ... 2nd cover

Update ...

Personnel Service ... 15

Advertisers Index ... 16

Last Word (reader opinion) -- Farewell to the NTTL? ... 17
A need for sustainment.

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