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W291-B Diagnosing Suspected Off-Target Herbicide Damage To Cotton, G. Neil Rhodes Jr., Trevor D. Israel, Larry Steckel

Field & Commercial Crops

No abstract provided.

W291-A Preventing Off-Target Herbicide Problems In Cotton Fields, G. Neil Rhodes Jr., Trevor D. Israel, Larry Steckel

Field & Commercial Crops

No abstract provided.

Pb1580-2013 Weed Control Manual For Tennessee, Larry Steckel, G. Neil Rhodes Jr., Chris Main, Barry Sims, Robert M. Hayes, Angela Mcclure, Thomas C. Mueller, Blake Brown

Field & Commercial Crops

No abstract provided.

Rr13-02 Corn Grain Hybrid Tests In Tennessee 2012, Fred L. Allen, Richard D. Johnson, Robert C. Williams Jr., Angela Thompson Mcclure

Field & Commercial Crops

No abstract provided.

Sp743-C Advance Directives, Alan B. Galloway, Jane Howell Starnes

Marketing, Finances and Value-Added Agriculture

No abstract provided.

Sp743-D Power Of Attorney, Alan B. Galloway, Christopher Clark, Jane Howell Starnes

Marketing, Finances and Value-Added Agriculture

No abstract provided.

Sp613-B Tools For Money Management: Saving-Spending Plan Worksheet, Dena Wise

Financial Management

No abstract provided.

Giant Ragweed (Ambrosia Trifida L.) Biology, Competition, And Control In Cotton (Gossypium Hirsutum L.), Kelly Anna Barnett

Doctoral Dissertations

The objectives of this research were to evaluate control options and investigate the biology and competitiveness of glyphosate-resistant (GR) giant ragweed in cotton. Our results determined that glufosinate followed by glufosinate, glufosinate plus pyrithiobac, and glufosinate plus fluometuron at 0.56 or 1.12 kg ai ha^-1 resulted in the highest level of visual control and the highest yield. However, glufosinate followed by glufosinate was the only treatment that resulted in the highest yield and > 90% control of GR giant ragweed.

The development of glufosinate-tolerant, 2,4-D tolerant, and dicamba-tolerant crops may provide growers with new opportunities for difficult-to-control weeds such as …

Efficacy Of Biopesticides For Organic Management Of Cucumber Beetles, Mary A. Rogers

Doctoral Dissertations

Organic growers are limited in crop protection techniques for cucumber beetle management. Spotted (Diabrotica undecimpunctata howardi) and striped (Acalymma vitatta) cucumber beetles and are significant pests of cucurbits in the U.S. Feeding results in aesthetic damage and reduction in marketable yields as well as transmission of bacterial wilt that can result in plant mortality. Biopesticides are products formulated from naturally occurring organisms such as fungi and bacteria that are pathogenic or toxic to insect pests. Advantages to these products are that they have low environmental risk, low risk to non-target organisms including mammals and beneficial insects, …

Third Thursday 12-2012, Institute Of Agriculture

Third Thursday

No abstract provided.

Pb1589 Commercial Insect And Mite Control For Trees, Shrubs And Flowers, Frank A. Hale

Commercial Horticulture

No abstract provided.

Sp748 Estimating Weight Of Logs And Standing Timber: A Guide For Foresters, The Forest Industry And Landowners, David Mercker, Adam Taylor

Forestry, Trees, and Timber

No abstract provided.

Biodiversity Information For Natural Resource Management: Information Needs And Practices In Southern Appalachia, Miriam Davis, Carol Tenopir

Annual Research Symposium of the College of Communication and Information

Introduction

Natural resource managers rely on high quality, current and complete environmental information to make decisions about how resources and landscapes are managed for biodiversity conservation and human use. As such, they represent a unique combination of research scientist, decision maker and practicing professional. In addition, given the applied nature of their work, relating to conservation, resource use and policy, they are frequently required to make timely decisions with real world consequences. However, wading through the vast amounts of currently available scientific and technical knowledge to find needed information can be a challenge. To be useful, this information must be …

W290-A Preventing Off-Target Herbicide Problems In Tobacco Fields, Trevor D. Israel, G. Neil Rhodes Jr., Paul Denton

Field & Commercial Crops

Herbicide Stewardship Publication

Sp746-B Good Agricultural Practices (Gap) Certification In Tennessee, Faith Critzer, Annette Wszelaki

Food, Nutrition and Food Safety

No abstract provided.

Sp746-A Developing A Worker Health And Hygiene Program For Fruit And Vegetable Harvesting And Packing Operations, Faith Critzer, Annette Wszelaki

Food, Nutrition and Food Safety

No abstract provided.

W290-B Diagnosing Suspected Off-Target Herbicide Damage To Tobacco, Trevor D. Israel, G. Neil Rhodes, Paul Denton

Field & Commercial Crops

Herbicide Stewardship Publication

Sp742 Camphor Shot Borer: A New Nursery And Landscape Pest In Tennessee, Jason Oliver, Nadeer Youssef, Joshua Basham, Alicia Bray, Kenneth Copley, Frank Hale, William Klingeman, Mark Halcomb, Walker Haun

Field & Commercial Crops

Tennessee State University/UT Extension joint publication

Sp743-B Working With An Attorney, Christopher D. Clark, Jane Howell Starnes

Financial Management

No abstract provided.

Third Thursday 11-2012, Institute Of Agriculture

Third Thursday

No abstract provided.

W235-F Trap Crops, Intercropping And Companion Planting, Annette Wszelaki, Sarah Broughton

Field & Commercial Crops

Organic & Sustainable Crop Production series

W235-E Crop Rotations, Annette Wszelaki, Sarah Broughton

Field & Commercial Crops

Organic & Sustainable Crop Production series

W235-G Cover Crops And Green Manures, Annette Wszelaki, Sarah Broughton

Field & Commercial Crops

No abstract provided.

W235-D Increasing Farm Biodiversity, Annette Wszelaki, Sarah Broughton

Field & Commercial Crops

Organic & Sustainable Crop Production series

W235-C Building Healthy Soils, Annette Wszelaki, Sarah Broughton

Field & Commercial Crops

Organic & Sustainable Crop Production series

W235-A Introduction To Organic And Sustainable Agriculture Practices: Defining The Terms, Annette Wszelaki, Dana Saywell, Sarah Broughton

Field & Commercial Crops

No abstract provided.

W235-B Transitioning To Organic Farm Systems, Annette Wszelaki, Sarah Broughton

Field & Commercial Crops

No abstract provided.

W215 Organic Certification In Tennessee, Annette Wszelaki, Dana Saywell, Brandon Smith

Field & Commercial Crops

No abstract provided.

Pb1069 Hobby Greenhouses In Tennessee, Mary Lewnes Albrecht

Home Garden, Lawn, and Landscape

No abstract provided.

Pb1399 Getting Started In A Food Manufacturing Business In Tennessee, William C. Morris, Faith J. Critzer, Wendell Hal Pepper

Marketing, Finances and Value-Added Agriculture

No abstract provided.