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 Volume
1, Number 2 - Spring 2005
Mississippi
Landmarks is a quarterly magazine published by the
Division of Agriculture, Forestry, and Veterinary
Medicine at Mississippi State University. All
articles are in Portable Document Format and
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On
the Cover
Bobwhite quail are popular game birds across the
South, but their numbers are declining. Research at
MSU is helping build quail populations by restoring
habitat. (Photo by Kirtley-Perkins)
Table
of Contents -
2
The complete Table of Contents as it appears in the
print version.
Vice
Presidents Letter and masthead -
3
A letter from Dr. Vance Watson and all contributing
personnel.
CVM
radiology - 4
Unit serves patients while supporting
research.
Lean
manufacturing -
6
Practices developed at MSU pay off for state
industry.
Producer
input - 8
North Mississippi group focuses on research and
education needs.
Fish
health - 9
MSU-developed antibiotic will treat costly catfish
disease.
Triple
play - 10
Champion mare produces three foals in one season
with a little help from her friends.
CVM
Open House -
12
More than 2,000 attend annual event.
Nutrition
pioneer - 14
Dorothy Dickins championed healthy eating
habits.
FOCUS
(two parts) - Pages 16
- 18
and 19
- 21
Teaching, research and outreach in the Division of
Agriculture, Forestry and Veterinary
Medicine.
Stimulating
new research -
22
Initiation funding spurs new projects.
MSU
Alumnus - 24
Jim Newsome leads Mercantile Exchange.
Restoring
quail - 26
Research helps bring back quail habitat.
4-H
Museum - 28
Displays will chronicle 4-H history.
Editorial
- 29
Interim dean discusses natural resource
programs.
Breaking
new ground -
30
Meet our development partners.
Back
Cover - 32
The 2005 CVM Open House led to some unusual animal
encounters. (Photo by Tom Thompson) |
