Installation of physical welfare taken care of. What he learned what he saw while held captive. But all of this began such a long time ago. After almost five years of captivity in afghanistan scared i wont be able to go home. Reporter Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl is free and safe. Now, new details emerging about the secret recovery effort three years in the making. According to u. S. Defense officials a socalled proof of life video sent of the now 28yearold last december incited them to broker a secret deal. Officials say the soldiers sickly appearance putting them on an advance timetable. The deal, swap these five taliban detainees from Guantanamo Bay in exchange for bergdahl. Release me, please. Im begging you. Bring me home. Reporter according to the wall street journal, after days of waiting, the talibans call to meet finally came. U. S. Defense Officials Say it was just around 10 30 in the morning on saturday. When 18 armed taliban fighters led bergdahl to the Meeting Point near th
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The Caddo Research Station Peanut and Cotton Field Day will take place on Sept. 15 with researchers sharing the latest research projects and discoveries for peanut and cotton crops. Cotton is Oklahoma’s fourth largest export behind oil, gas and wheat.
Kelly Chamberlin, USDA-ARS Comrade is praised for pod size distribution, seed size and earliness.
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Jun 15, 2021 to Jun 17, 2021
Southwest peanut producers will soon have a new, early maturing, high-yielding Virginia variety with the joint release of Comrade by the USDA-ARS Center for Peanut Improvement, Stillwater, Okla., and N.C. State University Agriculture Research in Raleigh, N.C.
“Comrade is an exceptional variety,” says Kelly Chamberlin, Center for Peanut Improvement research leader. “It shows exceptional pod size distribution, seed size and earliness.”
Comrade matures in approximately 130 days compared to 140 to 145 days for other Virginia-type peanuts, Chamberlin says. Runner peanuts typically mature at 150 days or longer.