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RURALResponsible Use of Resources in Agriculture and on the Land (UK)
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And would you believe it, Miss Strong," continued Tennington, "I had the very deuce of a job to convince the old fellow that there was not only no rural free delivery, but no town, and that he was not even on the same continent as Washington, nor in the same hemisphere.
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Their State Offices of Rural Health Reauthorization Act, which funds the State Offices of Rural Health grant program, builds on Heitkamps work to improve access to affordable care in rural communities like those across North Dakota.
United States : Heitkamp, Roberts Bipartisan Bill to Improve Rural Health Care Passes in Senate Committee
Compared to rural nurses in Canada generally, a greater proportion of rural NB nurses worked in a nursing home/long-term care facility and a lower proportion worked in a hospital setting.
Nursing Practice in Rural and Remote Canada II
17 resolution prohibited Community Rural Bank of Magallon (Moises Padilla, Negros Occidental) Inc.
BSP bank closures reach 20
A companion document to Healthy People 2020, the nation's health objectives for the current decade, Rural Healthy People 2020 offers an overview of the top health challenges facing the nation's rural communities and shares examples of health interventions and community-based efforts that are succeeding in rural settings.
Access to care, nutrition, diabetes top Rural Healthy People 2020 priorities
Further, while sixty-six percent of the country's population lives in rural areas, only 15% of the physician workforce practices in a rural setting (3).
Rural origin and exposure drives Ghanaian midwives reported future practice
The first "Rural Statement" was unveiled by environment secretary Owen Paterson this week giving farmers and other rural businesses an expectation of the changes they should see both at work and in their communities, as the Government delivers its vision for rural England.
Government promises must be kept, says NFU; AGRICULTURE
The value of a cup of coffee is just one of the facets of life in rural Saskatchewan that Ms.
Rural ministry requires 'a strong spirituality;' lay people are the cornerstone: 'you can't wait for somebody else to tell you how to do it ... you have to think on your feet'
Johnsons' opening remarks were an overview of the Rural Development Division of the USDA, allowing those in attendance greater insight into Rural Development's role in today's rural America.
Northern Prairie hosts breakfast with Allan Johnson
9% of all physicians were located in rural areas and small-town Canada, where just over one-fifth of the population lives.
Fewer rural physicians do a lot more for patients
Melissa Walker's book, All We Know Was to Farm: Rural Women in the Upcountry South, 1919-1941 is a fascinating account of twentieth-century rural America that should be read by all those interested in class relations, commercial agriculture, industrialization, the role of the state, and gender roles.
All We Know Was to Farm: Rural Women in the Upcountry South, 1919-1941
The state's so-called Sparsity aid is paid to help outlying rural schools, and in this case, aids two schools in the district.
The rural road: a look at when tiny rural schools in the middle of no man's land rule over consolidation
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