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Spotted lanternfly targeted in latest round of Pa. agriculture grants

Spotted lanternfly targeted in latest round of Pa. agriculture grants
Updated Feb 02, 2021;
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Spotted lanternfly research received a big chunk of the $1.287 million of agriculture industry grants awarded received by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.
Penn State will receive$104,236 to investigate the impacts of the insect when feeding on trees, $87,999 to look into the protection of bees from insecticides used on fruit trees to control lanternflies, $60, 291 to research pole traps for lanternflies and $9,906 to determine the economic impact and decision management tools of the insects in vineyards.
“Meeting the challenges of feeding a growing population amid rapid changes in climate, technology and animal and plant diseases demands investment in research and development,” said Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding. ....

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Breeders' Cup Presents Connections: Kimmel Acknowledges Bittersweet Start To 2021 - Horse Racing News

Breeders’ Cup Presents Connections: Kimmel Acknowledges Bittersweet Start To 2021
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The racing results from Jan. 23 were bittersweet for veteran trainer John Kimmel. He sent out Pacific Gale to the first graded stakes win of her career at the age of six, but Kimmel was unable to celebrate the mare s win with his close friend and her late owner, Mike Morton.
Morton passed away suddenly in December, collapsing in the middle of the night. He d had horses in Kimmel s barn for over seven years, and the two grew particularly close after the death of Kimmel s own father in 2018. ....

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Spotted lanternfly targeted in latest round of Agriculture grants

Spotted lanternfly targeted in latest round of Agriculture grants
PennLive.com
2/2/2021
Marcus Schneck, pennlive.com
Spotted lanternfly research received a big chunk of the $1.287 million of agriculture industry grants awarded received by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.
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Penn State will receive$104,236 to investigate the impacts of the insect when feeding on trees, $87,999 to look into the protection of bees from insecticides used on fruit trees to control lanternflies, $60, 291 to research pole traps for lanternflies and $9,906 to determine the economic impact and decision management tools of the insects in vineyards.
“Meeting the challenges of feeding a growing population amid rapid changes in climate, technology and animal and plant diseases demands investment in research and development,” said Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding. ....

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No bad dogs? Pet owner's personality can affect training success, study finds

No bad dogs? Pet owner s personality can affect training success, study finds
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Whether it s barking at everyone who passes or aggression toward strangers, many problem dog behaviors can be helped. New research suggests the trick to training problem pups may depend on the the owner s personality, as well as the bond between human and dog.
Almost nothing is known about how treatment success is influenced by the characteristics of the owner,” said Lauren Powell, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine.
To better understand what it takes to correct problem dog behavior, a team at PennVet recruited 131 dog-owner pairs to attend a veterinary behavioral program for six months. ....

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Extroverts have more success training their dogs than introverts

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Dogs with certain kinds of behavioural problems are more likely to show improvement during training if their owners are extroverts and open-minded.
After comparing human personalities and the success of behavioural training, scientists have found that introversion, close-mindedness and even conscientiousness are linked to fewer changes in some types of undesirable dog behaviour, including aggression and fearfulness.
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The information could help veterinarians identify dog-owner pairs that might need more help during training, says Lauren Powell at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, who co-led the study.
Over a six-month period, Powell and her colleagues followed 131 dogs and their owners attending training sessions with a University of Pennsylvania veterinarian, who performed an initial behaviour assessment of each dog. The dogs had various issues, such as aggression towards people ....

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