Federal Ax Threatens KU Science Funding And Gear
Kansas University researchers warn federal budget cuts threaten on campus science. Old spectrometers and aging X ray equipment challenge grants and graduate programs while KU aims to raise private funds and press for national support to keep leading research and maintain state prestige.
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Kristin Mertes
Ment
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Kansas School
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Kansas State University
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Harvard
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KSU
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Meyen
University of Kansas
Khrushchev's Virgin Lands Grain Legacy in Kazakhstan
Drought erosion and a labor shortage hinder the Khrushchev era push to cultivate Kazakhstan's virgin lands. While the program boosted output in the late 1950s, soil loss and rotation failures reduced per acre yields. Subsurface tillage later aided soil conservation, but overall grain production remained below national needs and imports remained high.
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Kazakhstan
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Central Asia
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Alexander Barayev
National Grain Research Institute
Barayev
Mikhail 5. Gorbachev
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
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