Horses top Georgia farm commodities ranking in 2002
Horses rose to fifth in Georgia farm-gate value for 62 commodities with 2002 estimates, reaching 248 million dollars. Peanuts ranked ninth at 232 million and peaches 24th at 50 million, reflecting a shift linked to horseback riding popularity in the Atlanta area. The annual report from the University of Georgia notes farm-gate values and includes other leaders such as broilers, cotton, eggs, and dairy.
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Albany
Georgia
John McKissick
University of Georgia
Center For Agribusiness & Economic Development
Atlanta
Agribusiness Center
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Statistics Service
Flash mobs spread from Manhattan to cities worldwide
About 200 people gathered at the Harvard Coop in Cambridge to stage a spontaneous card store stunt named a flash mob. Participants, often in their 20s and 30s, used email and online forums to organize, then dispersed after a few minutes, prompting debate over whether the acts are art or social rebellion.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Coop
Manhattan
Minneapolis
Tokyo
Vienna
Macy’s
Rome
New York
Central Park
Boston
Harvard University Coop
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Decatur
Stearns & Foster
Asda
Ato
Exceptionale Bradbury
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Stearns & Foster Maes Sas
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Augusta
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