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(Left) Dr. Jim Gilreath's weed
science program has hired another OPS. Fredy Martinez,
brother to Jose Martinez (also in Gilreath's program) joined us this
past month. Fredy lives in Bradenton. He has a wife and five
children. Debora Ratliff (right)
is working as OPS for Dr. Craig Stanley and Dr. David Schuster in a
joint project. Debora is a local girl who graduated from East Bay
High School and lives in Balm with her husband and two children. |
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(Left)
Joining Dr. David Schuster's team this past month as OPS is Lloyd
Stettler. Lloyd will be working with the off-site mole cricket
traps for the Entomology research program. He is a resident of Sun City
and a retiree from the National Institute for Occupational Safety &
Health in Cincinnati, Ohio. Don
McIntyre (right) is another Sun City resident who has joined
David Schuster's and Craig Stanley's team as part-time OPS (so as not to
cut into his fishing time)! Don retired from his sales/consulting
business, Management Training Services, Inc. in Jackson, Georgia. |
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| Two new OPS employees at our Plant City
Campus this past month are Carolyn Cheatham-Rhodes and
Mark Dykes. Carolyn will be working with Dr. Michael Andreu.
She is a graduate of HCC and is continuing her NRC studies at the Plant
City Campus. Mark is working with Dr. Steve Johnson and is also an
HCC graduate continuing his education in Natural Resource Conservation.
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You pull 'em, spray 'em, chop 'em...whack! Medusa-like they
grow right back.
You dig 'em up and smoke 'em out; the more you fight, the worse they
sprout.
Do you recall, while planting seeds, laying eyes upon a pack
called...'Weeds"?
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