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"The Role of Variable Rate Technology in Fertilizer Usage" by Terry Wayne Griffin and LaVona Traywick

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By Terry Griffin, LaVona S. Traywick, Terry Wayne, Arkansas Community Colleges
| purdue.edu
Home > Libraries > LIBRARIESPUBLISHING > SPS > SPSOAJ > JAFE > Vol. 3 (2020) > Iss. 2 Authors Terry Wayne Griffin, Kansas State UniversityFollow LaVona Traywick, Arkansas Colleges of Health EducationFollow Abstract Precision technologies such as variable rate fertilizer applications have been touted as solving production agricultural issues, increasing yields, and improving environmental stewardship.
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Using Ripple Effects Mapping to Evaluate a Community-Based Health Program: Perspectives of Program Implementers:

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By LaVona S. Traywick, Jessica Vincent Verified, Lisa T. Washburn, Lauren Thornton
| Memory Studies
Traditional evaluation tools are oftentimes ill-suited for use in community settings where intervention outcomes of interest may occur at multiple levels and are influenced by interacting factors. Ripple effects mapping (REM) is a participatory technique engaging stakeholders to visually map project/program efforts and results to collect impact data.
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Evaluation of a Laughter-based Exercise Program on Health and Self-efficacy for Exercise

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By Jennifer Morgan, Celeste M. Greene, LaVona S. Traywick, Chivon A. Mingo
| The World Bank Research Observer Verified
Background: Despite health benefits of physical activity (PA) and risks of physical inactivity, many older adults do not accumulate sufficient levels of PA to achieve associated health benefits. Lack of PA enjoyment may be a barrier to PA participation. Combining simulated laughter and PA for strength, balance, and flexibility is a potential solution for helping older adults maintain independence in activities of daily living through enjoyable participation in PA.
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