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Audience and Purpose
Samantha West
Ashton Hackler
Marcie Arnold
Brian Young
Agricola and ABI-Inform Databases
Why would anyone want to use the Agricola or ABI-Inform databases? Agricola is a database that provides information about all of the different forms of agriculture, whereas ABI-Inform provide information about businesses. The databases have both similarities and differences. Following will be a description of the databases, a compare/contrast table, and the instructions on how to use each database.
AGRICOLA is database that provides informative bibliography literature references pertaining to all forms of agricultural material. AGRICOLA database covers electronic documents from 1970-Present in the format of both abstract and index. The database has over 4,810,280 records related to agriculture. The resources are mainly listed in English, only one third of the documents are listed in African, Asian, Slavic and Western languages. Following is a list of all the information reported within the Agricola database:
Agriculture Products
Agriculture (General)
Animal Sciences
Biotechnology
Botany
Chemistry Conservation
Cytology
Economics, Agricultural
Education, Agricultural Energy, Agriculture Engineering, Agricultural Entomology
Farm Management
Feed Science
Fertilizers
Fibers and Textiles
Food and Nutrition
Forestry
History, Agricultural
Horticulture
Human Ecology
Human Nutrition
Hydrology
Hydroponics
Information Systems for Agriculture
Microbiology
Natural History
Natural Resources
Pesticides
Physiology
Plant Sciences
Pollution
Public Health
Rural Sociology
Soil Sciences
Veterinary Medicine
Water Quality
Weather and Climate
Wildlife
Zoology
ABI/INFORM Complete is a database that provides journals for business related research. The ABI/INFORM Complete database covers over 6,800 journals from 1923-Present in the form of Abstract and Index, Full Text, Full Image and Text Graphics. Much of the information revolves around many different

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