RESOURCE
Engineering & Technology for a
Sustainable World
FEBRUARY 1997 VOL. 4 NO. 2
Features
Take Care of Your People, or Someone Else Will
Michael McKinley, keynote speaker for ASAE's upcoming Annual International
Meeting, discusses ways to make the workplace more "employee friendly."
McKinley is a professional speaker who develops and provides customized
presentations on business topics for corporations and professional
associations.
Yield Mapping
Measuring crop yield can give today's farmers a better tool to manage
production practices. It can also help them develop strategies for
improvements.
Agriculture Committee of the U.S.-South Africa Binational Commission
The United States and South African governments are working together to utilize
and develop South Africa's agricultural resources. The goal: to reduce
unemployment and end poverty and malnutrition in South Africa.
Pilot Ethanol Plant Seeks Cost Solutions
The cost of converting corn to ethanol could be reduced if new technologies are
initiated. Plans for a new pilot ethanol plant/laboratory include using the
facility to test new technology for future commercialization.
Last Word (reader opinion) Towed Implement Safety
Injuries and damage can occur when towed farm implements detach from the
vehicle pulling them. Measures should be taken to make hitches more secure to
avoid accidents.
Inside ASAE
Students Key to Diversity in ASAE
Attracting more students to ASAE should be a key focus in any attempt to
diversify the Society's membership. Glenn Hoffman, chair of the Ad-hoc
Diversity Committee, explains how the committee reached this conclusion, and
presents the committee's recommendations to ASAE.
Results of Membership Satisfaction Survey
Here are the promised results of the ASAE membership survey conducted by the
Council of Engineering and Scientific Society Executives (CESSE).
Students
Members of ASAE Student Engineering Branches respond to a survey conducted by
1995-96 Engineering Branches President Amy Hanson. Also, it is time to apply
for ASAE student awards.
Member Profile
Wayne Clyma is honored by government of Pakistan, 25 years after he stirred up
controversy there.
Members
V. Raghavan, M. Mayeux, A. Miller, F. Blaisdell, P. Blankenship, R. McClendon,
L. Verma, S. Thompson and R. Tsenkova.
Professional Development
1997 Agricultural Machinery Conference Chair William Wohlford asks, "What's
going on out there?"
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