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1. List Of Alternative Crops And Enterprises For Small Farm Diversification
   with alternative crops, agroforestry, and cover crops. This Sustainable afcm/index.html and http//corn.agronomy.wisc.edu/ Alternativecrops/Manual.htm ( select Alternative crops)  
   http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/AFSIC_pubs/altlist.htm
   
   Extractions: February 2004 This list of alternatives was compiled using AFSIC reference request files, the subject files in our office, as well as previously compiled lists, most notably "Innovative Farming Idea List," (1987) compiled by Nancy Grudens Schuck, Farming Alternatives Project, Cornell University and "Ideas for Alternative Agricultural Enterprises," (1996) put together by the Missouri Alternatives Center. [See their Website's database of Extension and related on-line publications about alternatives: http://agebb.missouri.edu/mac ]. This list is not comprehensive, but presents some of the more accessible innovations available to farmers. The " Diversify Crops to Boost Profits and Stewardship " Bulletin for farmers and agricultural educators is a primer on planning diversification with alternative crops, agroforestry, and cover crops. This Sustainable Agriculture Network resource features "factors to consider before diversifying, specific diversification strategies and expert sources of information."

2. R Ford Denison
   upper division crop evolution classes; departmental seminars in agronomy and Range Fieldestimates of green leaf area index using laserinduced Field crops Res  
   http://agronomy.ucdavis.edu/denison/
   
   Extractions: R. FORD DENISON is a professor and agricultural ecologist in the Department of Agronomy and Range Science at the University of California, Davis. He teaches crop ecology and conducts research on agricultural sustainability and the evolution of cooperation between microbes and plants. From 1993 through 2002, he directed "the world's youngest 100-year experiment" (LTRAS.ucdavis.edu) , tracking the long-term trends that determine sustainability. His research on symbiotic nitrogen fixation, a possible alternative to nitrogen fertilizers, has led to one patent and numerous publications in leading basic and applied journals, from Nature to Field Crops Research . His paper " Darwinian Agriculture : When Can Humans Find Solutions Beyond the Reach of Natural Selection?" points out some limitations both of agricultural biotechnology and of agriculture that mimics natural ecosystems. He has been interviewed on National Public Radio, Science Update (AAAS)

3. Agronomy Facts Index
   agronomy Facts index. All or 92; Emergency and Supplemental crops forForage, AGF019-90; Brassicas for Forage, AGF-020-92; Making  
   http://ohioline.osu.edu/agf-fact/
   
   Extractions: non-profit purposes. Credit must be given to "Ohio State University Extension." All educational programs conducted by Ohio State University Extension are available to clientele on a nondiscriminatory basis without regard to race, color, creed, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, gender, age, disability or Vietnam-era veteran status. Keith L. Smith, Associate Vice President for Ag. Adm. and Director, OSU Extension. TDD No. 800-589-8292 (Ohio only) or 614-292-1868

4. Alternative Crops, QB 96-11
   474507) and index. Descriptors Tropical-crops; Alternative-agriculture- Tropics are focusing on soil microbiology, economics, pest management, agronomy and cover crop management  
   http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/AFSIC_pubs/qb9611.htm
   
   Extractions: aZ5071.N3 no.96-11 This bibliography updates earlier versions with the same title. Citations included in this listing may comprise not only new selections of crop species for cultivation, but also unusual choices of traditional corps when used in new locations, or as part of unusual crop rotation schemes. Unusual variety choices may also be the subject of some of the cited works. DESCRIPTION

5. NE State FFA: Agronomic Resources Contest
   D.Total Soils. VI.agronomy crops Seeds Specimen List University of Nebraska Publications index. See sections on Field crops and Plant Diseases  
   http://hort.unl.edu/ffa/ffa.htm
   
   Extractions: Nebraska State FFA, Agronomic Resources Career Development Event (CDE) Update: February 18, 2004 II. Objectives III. Contest Format IV. Event Rules V. Event Format Study Resources – Crops VII. Specimen List Weeds Study Resources – Weeds VIII. Specimen List Insects Study Resources Insects IX. Study Resources – Plant Diseases/Disorders X. Study Resources – Soils XI. References I. PURPOSE To create interest and promote understanding in agronomy by providing opportunities for recognition through the demonstration of knowledge, skills, and proficiencies. II OBJECTIVES (Back to top) To demonstrate basic knowledge of agronomic sciences. To explore career opportunites, skills, and proficiencies in the agronomy industry. To determine the ability to identify agronomic: Crops Weeds Seeds Insects Diseases Soil Conditions Plant Nutrient Deficiencies Plant Disorders To evaluate a scenario and develop a crop management plan including crop selection, production and marketing. To demonstrate understanding of sustainable agriculture and environmental stewardship through the use of Integrated Pest Management and Best Management Practices. III.

6. Agronomy Guide For Field Crops - Publication 811: Table Of Variance
   values in excess of 30 mg/L phosphorus must complete a phosphorus index to determine Updateson Publication 811 agronomy Guide For Field crops Table of  
   http://www.gov.on.ca/OMAFRA/english/crops/pub811/p811tvar.htm
   
   Extractions: Author: OMAF Staff Creation Date: 30 September 2003 Last Reviewed: 19 December 2003 Agronomy Guide Addendum to Agronomy Guide for Field Crops Order OMAF Publication 811: Agronomy Guide for Field Crops Table of Variance Updates on Publication 811 Agronomy Guide For Field Crops: Table of Variance Table of Variance Page Existing Comment New Comment Why Soil Test box Add: "Soil testing is a requirement for farms that must complete a nutrient management plan." The OMAFRA-Accredited Soil Testing Program section Add to end of 1 st paragraph on page 29: Soil Tests From Other Laboratories box Add to end of section: When to Sample section Add: Changes in Crop Management box Add to end of 1 st sentence: Nutrient Management Plans section Add to beginning of 1 st paragraph: Table 2-16 Add footnote: Table 2-17, Estimate of Available Nitrogen

7. Agri-Find
   Ag Chemicals. agronomy. Commercial Fruit/Vegetables. Crop Reports Ontario crops. www.gov.on.ca/OMAFRA/english/crops/index. html. ON USA  
   http://www.agri-find.com/$spindb.query.sides2a.1agricat2.1

8. Weeds In Ontario
   agronomy Guide for Field crops Managing Weeds Series Field Scouting Field RecordForm; 01023); Newletter Article index Field crops Field crops; Other  
   http://www.gov.on.ca/OMAFRA/english/crops/insects/weeds.html
   
   Extractions: NOTE: Some materials available here are in PDF (portable document file) format. To read them you need the FREE Acrobat Reader installed on your computer. The program is available for download (with installation instructions) at http://www.adobe.com/prodindex/acrobat/readstep.htm What's New in Weeds? Articles - Field Crops Publication 75, Guide to Weed Control Now Online (Crop Pest, May 2004) Weed Control in Field Crops: Corn Speedwell ( Veronica avensis L.) (Crop Pest, May 2004) Weed Control in Field Crops: Field Violet ( Viola arvensis Murr.) (Crop Pest, May 2004) Weed Of The Week: Canada Fleabane ( Erigeron canadensis L.)

9. North Mississippi R & E Center
   Research Associate. agronomy crops. Verona. Tim Foster. Technician. agronomy crops URL http//msucares.com/nmrec/personnel_ files/index.html. Mississippi State University is an equal  
   http://www.msucares.com/nmrec/personnel_files
   
   Extractions: This list contains the name, title, specialty, and location of over 60 of our faculty and staff. If the name is highlighted, you may select the name to find more information and to contact by email. NMREC DIRECTOR (HEAD) Dr. Reuben Moore Head, NMREC Dairy, Administration Verona EXTENSION LEADERSHIP Linda Mitchell MSU-ES District

10. 508 Index
    agronomy 508. Climate and Crop Growth. Lesson Materials. Lesson 2a Weather Effectson crops. Lesson 2b Climate Effects on crops. PowerPoint Presentations.  
    http://www.agron.iastate.edu/courses/agron508/

11. Underexploited Temperate Industrial And Fiber Crops
    index Search Home Table of Contents. Roseberg, R.J flax, and kenaf. crops that are very promising, but require some further breeding, agronomy, or processing research  
    http://www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/proceedings1996/V3-060.html
    
    Extractions: Index Search Home Table of Contents Roseberg, R.J. 1996. Underexploited temperate industrial and fiber crops. p. 60-84. In: J. Janick (ed.), Progress in new crops. ASHS Press, Alexandria, VA. MEADOWFOAM Raw Material and Products Competing Sources Crop Status ... REFERENCES Successful temperate new crops must either fit well into the rotation of established food, feed, or fiber crops, provide a product that is relatively more valuable than the current crop, or be better suited to growing on a given area. Proximity of growers to potential processors (who manufacture the refined product) is key to economic advantage for the new crop over prior raw material sources. In the case of arid industrial crops, the issues of survival in a harsh climate and the cost of water are paramount, while in the higher latitude temperate zones the constraints are frost tolerance, length of growing season, crop response to daylength, water requirement (rain-fed or irrigated), and weather patterns during harvest. This paper examines the current status of several potential crops with an eye toward their requirements for success in temperate zones. Crops that are reaching or have reached active crop status include meadowfoam, fiber flax, and kenaf. Crops that are very promising, but require some further breeding, agronomy, or processing research include lesquerella, cuphea, euphorbia, and vernonia. Crops that are intriguing, but need more study to define their potential and value include grindelia and hesperaloe. Other potential crops, including those with application only in specific situations or those having received limited study and commercialization efforts are also briefly described.

12. Agronomy Report Index
    agronomy Report index. Improving Profitability and Resource Efficiency of Conventionaland Alternative crops With Legume Pasture in Western North Dakota  
    http://www.ag.ndsu.nodak.edu/dickinso/agronomy/agreport.htm

13. Agronomy, GS-0471
    What's New Site index News Publications Events Contact Us agronomy is a very broad applied science dealing with managing and improving crops and soils  
    http://www.opm.gov/Fedclass/0400/GS0471.asp
    
    Extractions: Office of Personnel Management Search Help Advanced Home What's New ... Contact Us Draft Job Family Standard for Professional Work in the Natural Sciences Group, GS-0400 Page 24 of 49 Qualification Standards Definition This series covers two-grade interval positions that manage, supervise, lead, or perform professional, research, or scientific work in the field of agronomy, including: This series requires a functional classification code Titling The basic title for this position is Agronomist. Occupational Information General Occupational Information Agronomy involves applying plant and soil sciences to soil and water management and crop productivity. It plays an increasingly important role in conservation and efficient use of natural resources, maintaining environmental quality, and sustained productivity of food, feed, fiber, and fuel. Agronomy is a very broad applied science dealing with: managing and improving crops and soils;

14. COURSE DESCRIPTION : FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE
    GO TO index 003412 Forage crops 3(23) Pre 003211 Pasture agronomy dealing withbotanical description of some tropical grass and legume species, pasture  
    http://www.ku.ac.th/english/course/003.html

15. Cowboy.com The Western Connection American Cowboy Magazine
    Web Site for the American Society of agronomy, the Crop horse ranches and many varietiesof row crops. http//www www.imok.ufl.edu/soils/scssf/index.htm Home  
    http://www.cowboy.com/search/agriculture/crops/index.shtml

16. Cowboy.com The Western Connection American Cowboy Magazine
    sister societies American Society of agronomy and Soil http//www.geocities.com/marsjsc_1/index.htmScience htm Science Agriculture Field crops Grassland and  
    http://www.cowboy.com/search/agriculture/agronomy/index.shtml
    
    Extractions: IMT's research and education focus on environmental topics related to soil, water, and air, including waste management. IMT is participating in the International Masters Programme of Environmental Engineering at DTU. http://www.imt.dtu.dk/   Science: Environment: Education: University-Level Programs Member directory with e-mail addresses, list of officers, and annual meeting information. Focuses upon development, evaluation, establishment, and maintenance of turfgrass for multiple uses. Part of the sister societies American Society of Agronomy and Soil Science Society of America. http://www.turf.uiuc.edu/C5/C5home.html   Science: Agriculture: Horticulture: Turfgrass: Associations

17. Agronomic Acumen : NEWSLETTER 2003 : Index
    index FOR 2003 NEWSLETTERS. If you would like to download some free 103. A frostsolution for crops? Lime calculator is now on the www.agronomy.com.au website  
    http://www.agronomy.com.au/2003newsletterindex.htm
    
    Extractions: please click here December 2003 No. 103 A frost solution for crops? Summary thoughts on frost avoidance strategies 2003 season in review Did it yield like it looked? - possible reasons why it may not have A suggestion if it is dry next year as forecast Gairdner and Fitzgerald barley mix-up - you may not be growing what you thought you were Cleaved barley - an unusual problem this harvest More new triazine tolerant canola varieties Canola variety performance in 2003 Fungicide performances in 2003 Summer weed control options Lime calculator is now on the www.agronomy.com.au website - CLICK HERE ! Rutherglen bug control while swathing canola Bill Crabtree workshops - see www.no-till.com.au/courses.html USA 2004 study tour full, but…. we still are taking names on a waiting list

18. Agronomy At The University Of Missouri-Columbia
    of agronomy is dedicated to the study of plant and soil sciences as they apply toproduction of Missouri s current and potential agronomic crops including corn  
    http://www.psu.missouri.edu/agronomy/index.stm

19. Courses - MU Agronomy
    in general improvement of cross pollinated crops. of advanced aspects of agronomythrough reviews of environmental stability responses, index selection, and  
    http://www.psu.missouri.edu/agronomy/courses.stm

20. North Mississippi R & E Center
    Sam Tackitt, Farm Supervisor, Sweetpotato and agronomy crops, Pontotoc. 09Jun-03115934 URL http//msucares.com/nmrec/personnel_files/index.html Mississippi  
    http://msucares.com/nmrec/personnel_files/
    
    Extractions: This list contains the name, title, specialty, and location of over 60 of our faculty and staff. If the name is highlighted, you may select the name to find more information and to contact by email. NMREC DIRECTOR (HEAD) Dr. Reuben Moore Head, NMREC Dairy, Administration Verona EXTENSION LEADERSHIP Linda Mitchell MSU-ES District

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