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How studying Indigenous genetic data can lead to a more inclusive future

Genome scientist and UC San Diego professor Keolu Fox uses genomic studies to decode Indigenous history, from migratory patterns to disease in these communities.

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How all equestrians can help make the world a greener place

ALL those involved in horse sport have a responsibility to reduce their impact on the environment, according to businesses promoting change. In the wake of 2021 climate-change summit COP26, companies shared the ways they are working to be more “green”, and practical measures riders can take to make a difference. Westgate Labs, which offers worm-count […]

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Stripe rust observed on annual wheat tour, recent Colorado rain too late

Candace Krebs The Ag Journal Much needed moisture is coming too late for drought-stricken wheat in parts of Colorado, but farmers who still have good crop prospects are on heightened alert for foliar diseases after a week-long stint of rainy weather. Crop scouts attending the Wheat Quality Council Hard Red Winter Wheat Tour discussed those and other developments at the first stop of a three-day swing through Kansas and surrounding states Tuesday evening. The tour concludes Thursday in Manhattan. Sarah Ahrens, promotion coordinator for Nebraska Wheat, reported that stripe rust has migrated north into her state, even though overall subsoil moisture levels remain drier than normal.

Batavia Residents Launch Community Diversity Nonprofit

UpdatedThu, Dec 17, 2020 at 6:07 pm CT Reply Here's how a group of Batavia residents turned a Facebook post into a nonprofit organization aimed at bolstering diversity. (Shutterstock) BATAVIA, IL — A group of Batavia residents-turned-activists on Thursday announced the official launch of the Community Diversity Initiative (CDI), a new nonprofit group aimed at bolstering diversity, equity and inclusion in the city. The organization came to be over the summer of 2020 after the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis. In a news release, organizers said CDI sprang forth from a Facebook post written by Kathleen Meeks, who now serves as the CDI leadership council's education committee team leader.

Batavia Community Diversity Initiative launches, names leadership council

Batavia Community Diversity Initiative launches, names leadership council   This fall, the Batavia Community Diversity Initiative helped register voters ahead of the general election and began working with community leaders on future partnerships and coalition building. John Starks | Staff Photographer, 2017   Updated 12/17/2020 1:14 PM On Thursday, the Batavia Community Diversity Initiative formally launched as a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and publicly introduced its inaugural leadership council. The organization formed virtually over the summer of 2020 in response to the racial justice protest movement that arose and quickly spread throughout the country, including here in Batavia, following the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Minn.