Mechanized System Cuts Poultry Processing Costs
The USDA ARS and University of Georgia develop automatic equipment to weigh sort and pack cut-up poultry parts. Workers select the needed piece instantly as the system weighs packages and flashes the correct bin light, improving precision and saving time. Research funded by Congress follows a tobacco health program coordinated by Dr. Marion W. Parker, with Kentucky contracts totaling 776 624 dollars exploring chemical and biological tests and potential remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
University of Georgia Agricultural Experiment Stations
ARS
Lexington
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station
Oxford
N. C
North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station
Eastern Utilization Research Laboratory
Philadelphia
Beltsville
Marion W. Parker
Kentucky
USDA Tobacco Health Study Contracts Fund UK Research
The U S Department of Agriculture awarded nine contracts to the University of Kentucky in Lexington for tobacco health research. Totaling 1 119 204 dollars, the contracts run concurrently for two and a half years as part of ARS efforts to identify and prevent tobacco health issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S Department of Agriculture
University of Kentucky, Lexington
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
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