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LEHD Kansas Industry Data
Industry 01 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION-CROPS 011 CASH GRAINS 0111 WHEAT 0115 CORN 0116 SOYBEANS 0119 CASH GRAINS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 013 FIELD CROPS, EXCEPT CASH GRAINS 0134 IRISH POTATOES 0139 FIELD CROPS, EXCEPT CASH GRAINS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 016 VEGETABLES AND MELONS 0161 VEGETABLES AND MELONS 017 FRUITS AND TREE NUTS 0173 TREE NUTS 0175 DECIDUOUS TREE FRUITS 018 HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTIES 0181 ORNAMENTAL FLORICULTURE AND NURSERY PRODUCTS 0182 FOOD CROPS GROWN UNDER COVER 019 GENERAL FARMS, PRIMARILY CROP 0191 GENERAL FARMS, PRIMARILY CROP 02 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION-LIVESTOCK AND ANIMAL SPECIALTIES 021 LIVESTOCK, EXCEPT DAIRY AND POULTRY 0211 BEEF CATTLE FEEDLOTS 0212 BEEF CATTLE, EXCEPT FEEDLOTS 0213 HOGS 0214 SHEEP AND GOATS 0219 GENERAL LIVESTOCK, EXCEPT DAIRY AND POULTRY 024 DAIRY FARMS 0241 DAIRY FARMS 025 POULTRY AND EGGS 0251 BROILER, FRYER, AND ROASTER CHICKENS 0252 CHICKEN EGGS 0253 TURKEYS AND TURKEY EGGS 0254 POULTRY HATCHERIES 0259 POULTRY AND EGGS, NOT E ... [Read More]
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service: Speeches
We are also very fortunate to have with us another very special guest . . . Interior Secretary Gale Norton. Secretary Norton is a firm believer in the expression, "think globally, act locally." She believes in the power of the individual to make a difference on the land where they live and work, and that they love. Certainly, the local communities here in Kansas have embraced Quivira. We can see that with the local Chamber of Commerce, the Stafford Elementary School, the Friends of Quivira and the many volunteers who are making a difference on the ground. ... [Read More]
logos: Tiny device can detect hidden nuclear weapons, materials
The wafers are small, require less than 50 volts of power and operate at room temperature. They also can withstand relatively high radiation fields and do not degrade over time. ... One common type of neutron detector is based on a tube of gas, which is ionized when neutrons pass through the tube. These detectors are larger in size and require more power than the GaAs detector. ... Another common neutron detector uses silicon semiconductors. Compared to the GaAs wafer, silicon-based detectors use more power, require cooling and degrade more quickly when exposed to radiation. ... [Read More]
Tiny device can detect hidden nuclear weapons, materials
The wafers are small, require less than 50 volts of power and operate at room temperature. They also can withstand relatively high radiation fields and do not degrade over time. ... One common type of neutron detector is based on a tube of gas, which is ionized when neutrons pass through the tube. These detectors are larger in size and require more power than the GaAs detector. ... Another common neutron detector uses silicon semiconductors. Compared to the GaAs wafer, silicon-based detectors use more power, require cooling and degrade more quickly when exposed to radiation. ... [Read More]
News Archive - The Official Web site Of The Missouri Lottery
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The Top Truck and Bus Safety Issues
Reagle told the Press Club audience that Secretary Peña and Administrator Slater were pleased by the summitresults and made it very clear to Reagle that OMC must keep the ball rolling. ... "Each word," he said, "connotes something different to each person hearing it. 'Safety' -- We will be hearingmuch in the next three days about what this means to each of the 10 groups represented. 'Our' Connotes ownership.'Driving' Moving an idea forward, making progress, being proactive. 'Force' Sounds like power, somethingstrong, something to be contended with. Safety should be the strongest voice in our dialogue. Hopefully, by the endof the summit, it will have a similar meaning to each person hearing the phrase 'Safety Is Our Driving Force.'" ... [Read More]
Wind Energy Resource Atlas of the United States
Table D-3 gives the number of sites in the UnitedStates for which the difference in wind power class (measured minus estimated)was a given amount. At 65% of all new sites, the measured wind power waswithin one power class of the estimated power, and at 30% of these therewas no difference in the power class. The measured wind power at 35% of allnew sites differed by 2 or more classes from the estimated power; approximatelyhalf of these were greater and half less than the estimated power class.For special new sites (those sites installed specifically for wind energypurposes), 26% of the sites had the same class as the estimated power and57% of the sites were within ± 1 power class. Thus, 43% of the sites differedby 2 or more power classes from the estimated power class. ... [Read More]
Energy Services Bulletin
When ARPA renews its contract with Western in 2004, the power authority will be looking at a reduced hydropower allocation. Western must periodically reconfigure its resources to accommodate new customers. Drought conditions and reduced Federal spending have also affected the availability of hydropower. Although this renewable resource will continue to be a central block in ARPA's power supply, Henderson insisted, supplemental purchases play a larger role in the latest IRP. ... [Read More]
NWS Wichita Severe Weather Report Form
None Dime/Penny (3/4 ") Quarter (1 ") Half Dollar (1 1/4 ") Walnut (1 1/2 ") Golf Ball (1 3/4 ") Hen Egg (2 ") Tennis Ball (2 1/2") Baseball (2 3/4 ") Tea Cub (3 ") Grapefruit (4 ") Softball (4 1/2 ") > Softball (> 4 1/2") ... [Read More]
FEMA: National Situation Update: Saturday, July 02, 2005
Hundreds of homes remained without power Friday as southeast Kansas recovered from at least one tornado and a series of summer storms that flooded roads, pelted golf ball-sized hail and brought powerful winds that tore away a church steeple. ... An estimated 300 homes are threatened and firefighters are clearing grass fuels as high as eight feet and conducting back burns. No evacuations are warranted at this time and Incident Command is confident Black Canyon structures will be spared. A 550-kV power line serving the Phoenix area remains threatened. Interstate Highway 17 is currently open, but may be subject to closure in the next 24-48 hours. ... [Read More]
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