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Florida Section American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers
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Laws and Rules Course to satisfy the FBPE 4.0 PDH requirement in Laws and Rules presented by UF TREEO (FBPE Provider #00004021) | |
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Utilizing Strategic and Technology Tools in Comprehensive Watershed Management presented by Lisann Morris, PE, SWFWMD, and John Loper, PE, Interflow Engineering | |
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Scientific Data Access and Management Using WMIS and GIS presented by Margit L. Crowell, MS, M.Ed., GISP | |
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New Statewide Stormwater Rule presented by Damon Meiers, PE, Director, Stormwater Improvement Division, SFWMD |
Meet your PE requirements and enjoy a great resort too!
FASABE FBPE Provider # EXP00010
Thursday, June 12 and Friday, June, 13, 2008:
FASABE Annual Conference and Trade Show
FASABE Annual Awards Recognition Banquet, Friday Evening
Saturday, June 14, 2008:
FASABE Annual Business Meeting
For more information contact Michael Dukes, PE, FASABE Program Vice Chair at Phone: 352-392-1864 x107, Facsimile: 352-392-4092, Email: mddukes@ufl.edu or FASABE at (863) 414-0710.
Mark your calendars and make your hotel reservations for the FASABE Technical Trade Show to be held June 12-13, 2008. Set-up will be held on Wednesday, afternoon, June 11, 2008, (time to be determined by the hotel)
Don’t miss this opportunity to interact with the attendees at the
2008 Annual FASABE Conference.
For more information on the Trade Show and available sponsorships, please contact: Tyler Fields, ASABE Vendor Coordinator, Phone: (863) 763-3143 or FASABE at 863-414-0710 or flasabeadmin@asabe.org Space is limited!
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Florida's food and agribusiness industries are among the largest and most diverse in the nation, and are second only to tourism in economic importance to the state of Florida. They employ nearly 20% of the work force, and are highly sophisticated and technologically advanced industries that have become the envy of the world.
As the earth's finite mineral and food supplies are depleted, we will need to develop methods to produce fuels, chemicals, and materials from renewable biomass production systems. That's why increasing employment of well-trained agricultural engineers will be of critical importance to maintaining global competitiveness and future prosperity of this industry and the state of Florida.
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If you have questions, suggestions or comments about the Florida Section ASABE, please contact any of the Executive Committee officers, the Administrative Consultant or use the Feedback form.
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