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         Fruits & Vegetables Crops:     more books (100)
  1. Federal marketing orders for fruits, vegetables, and specialty crops by Geoffrey S Becker, 1995
  2. Tropical fruits, vegetables, root crops, and spices: A select bibliography by Lilleth C Morris, 1984
  3. Weed control in vegetable, fruit, and nut crops by Lynn Brandenberger, 1995
  4. Fruit and Vegetable Canning and Quick Freezing Research Association. Technical bulletin by W. B Adam, 1955
  5. Field evaluation of herbicides on small fruit, vegetable and ornamental crops, 1998 (Research series / Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station) by R. E Talbert, 1999
  6. Suggestions for weed control with chemicals: Horticultural crops : vegetables, tree fruits and nuts, small fruits, citrus (B) by Rupert D Palmer, 1982
  7. Prevention of Post Harvest Food Losses: Fruits, Vegetables and Root Crops : A Training Manual (Fao Training Series)
  8. A list of plant pests of the Philippines,: With especial reference to field crops, fruit trees and vegetables by Santiago R Capco, 1956
  9. How to Grow More Vegetables and Fruits: (And Fruits, Nuts, Berries, Grains, and Other Crops) (How to Grow More Vegetables: (And Fruits, Nuts, Berries, Grains,) by John Jeavons, 2006-10-31
  10. Crop Management and Postharvest Handling of Horticultural Crops: Disease and Disorder of Fruit and Vegetables
  11. Florida dictionary of fruits, vegetables, flowers, fiber crops, trees, shrubs, palms, vines (Bulletin / Florida Department of Agriculture) by Jack Shoemaker, 1958
  12. Edible Horticultural Crops: A Compendium of Information on Fruit, Vegetable, Spice and Nut Species
  13. How to Grow More Vegetables: Fruits, Nuts, Berries, Grains, and Other Crops by John Jeavons, 1995-10
  14. Florida dictionary of fruits, vegetables, flowers, fiber crops, bulbs, trees, shrubs, palms, vines, grasses: Description, where grown, when planted, when ... Bulletin [new ser.] no. 161 [rev]) by Jack Shoemaker, 1961

41. Extension Links - Category List - AgEBB
Postharvest Management of Commercial Horticultural crops fruits and vegetablesPrecoolingProduce (Kansas State University); Postharvest
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42. CRS Report IB10098 - Fruits And Vegetables: Issues For Congress - NLE Abstract
Abstract Although fruits and vegetables are not among crops normally receivingfarm subsidies, there are a number of US Department of Agriculture (USDA
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43. Home > Crops And Horticulture > Orchards And Fruits > General
In sections devoted to each of the horticultural sectors (field vegetables, crops,nursery stock, outdoor flowers, soft fruit, top fruit, mushrooms, and hops
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California rare fruit growers Website of the California Rare Fruit Growers (CRFG), an international amateur fruit-growing organisation whose members include botanical gardens, rare fruit enthusiasts, commercial fruit growers and horticultural researchers. The organisation, based at the Fullerton Arboretum, has a general interest in all aspects of fruit growing, with a focus on semitropical fruits and uncommon fruits and vegetables. The site includes Fruit Facts online, a series of publications containing information on individual fruits, including botanical identification, plant description and culture notes. Membership information and details of other publications are also available, as well as information on services of interest to fruit growers. tropical fruits rare breeds interest groups fruit ... Disease and insect management in the home orchard One in a series of Plant Disease Information Notes provided by the Plant Pathology Extension of North Carolina State University. Written by DF Ritchie, Extension Plant Pathologist, et. al, this fact sheet provides information on diesase and insect control in home grown fruit trees. It looks at conditions and insect pests of apples, pears, peaches and nectarines, and cherries and plums, providing information on individual conditions and how to treat them. Additional tips for spraying are also provided. orchards insect pests fruit trees fruit rots ... Fruit and Nut Research and Information Center The Fruit and Nut Research and Information Center is composed of staff from across the University of California (UC), and exists to conduct research "related to the environmental and economic sustainability of California fruit and nut crops". The Web site provides information about the Centre and its research activities. Access to publications such as fact sheets and other online UC publications, and information on finding agricultural information on the Internet is provided, as well as crop information, listed alphabetically and by growing region. The site also provides a calendar of events, a site map, and links to related Web sites.

44. Lost Crops Of Africa
REPORTS LOCAL SEARCH. DEVELOPMENT, SECURITY, AND COOPERATION. LostCrops of Africa fruits and vegetables. This committee activity
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DEVELOPMENT, SECURITY, AND COOPERATION Lost Crops of Africa: Fruits and Vegetables The final reporta companion to Lost Crops of Africa: Volume 1- Grains (1996) This program, supported by the Office for Sustainable Development in USAID's Africa Bureau, continues the Academy tradition of evaluating tropical resources that seem to deserve better recognition and support. Since 1971, the National Academy of Sciences, through the Office of International Affairs of the National Research Council, has explored ways that innovations in science and technology can be applied to problems of international development.
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45. Dairy Products, Fish, Aquatic Products, Fruits, Vegetables, Crops, Horticulture,
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46. Homestore.com: Lawn & Garden - Fruits & Vegetables - Cold Weather Crops
Enter search terms Cold Weather crops 4 steps to get your wintervegetables safely through to spring. By Paige Bowers. You should
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4 steps to get your winter vegetables safely through to spring
By Paige Bowers You should begin to harvest carrots when they are about 3/4 of an inch in diameter. Regardless of the season or vegetable, there's a real difference between caring for cool- and warm-weather crops. If you want good-quality produce from fall plantings, you must give your plants the best growing conditions possible to make them less vulnerable to disease and insect infestation. That said, check out these four steps to cool weather crop care so you can reap a bountiful harvest next spring. South Carolina-based gardener Chad Henderson says that before anything else, backyard farmers need to make their first plantings whether they're broccoli, carrots, cauliflower, or lettuce well after the hottest months of summer and about a month before the first freeze.

47. Vegetable Crops Page
Cover crops for Disease Control in Pumpkins Cover crops Part 1, html Online by Dr.Celeste Welty, Extension Specialist, fruits vegetables, Department of
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  • 48. Dried Fruit Fruits & Vegetables - Find, Compare And Buy At BizRate
    Tremendous care and skill are used to grow our crops the oldfashioned way. . $3.03,Go! Bulk Dried fruits vegetables - Figs, Black Mission, Org.
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    49. Postharvest Literature Bibliography - Food Crops
    58 p. (00512). Medlicott A P. 1990. Product specifications and postharvest handlingfor fruits, vegetables and root crops exported from the Caribbean.
    http://www.caisnet.org/bibliographies/postharvest/food_crops.htm
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    What is CAIS? Up General/Miscellaneous Disease Control ... Dasheen [ Food Crops ] Fruits Golden Apple Guava Hot Pepper ... Yams
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    Crucefix D N. 1993. Quality assurance management report: Waternut — Delices packhouse Dominica SEDPA . Roseau, Dominica: CARDI. 25 p. (06423/0311.C78) Daly P. 1992. Export of vegetables and fruits: Initiatives in Martinique and Guadeloupe . CTA Seminar Proceedings on Postharvest Management of Tropical Fruits and Ornamentals in the Caribbean Region. Wageningen, Netherlands: Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation. pp. 41–46 (04307/J11.W35) Elango F. 1990. Postharvest pathology of fruits and vegetables . Proceedings of a Workshop on Postharvest Handling of Horticultural Commodities for Export Program iv: Marketing and Agroindustry, St Augustine, Trinidad, 25-27 June 1990. Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago: Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture. pp. 84–104 (00947/J10.P5) Harjono M E, Looye K, de Lange V P A. 1996.

    50. Produce: Fruits And Vegetables, Carnegie Library Of Pittsburgh Resource Guide
    a nonprofit trade association serving 2,500 members who market fresh fruits, vegetables,and floral strains of the potato, as well as other root crops of the
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    Pittsburgh Post-Gazette : A passion for pawpaws In this September 18, 2003 article, Suzanne Martinson describes her trip to the annual Ohio PawPaw Festival in Lake Snowden, Ohio. Included is information about the pawpaw (a fruit related to the tropical cherimoya and guanabana) and recipes.
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    Columbus Dispatch : Power to the papaw "Patrons of pudgy fruit push it for palate popularity", a September 20, 2000 food article by Sue Dawson. Learn about this native American fruit, related to the cherimoya and found in the southern Appalachian region.
    Ohio Pawpaw Growers' Association http://www.ohiopawpaw.org/

    51. U Of MN Extension - Consumer Topic Listing By Material Type
    Training Raspberries; fruits and vegetables Raspberry Varieties; GrowingFruit amd Speciality crops for Sale. Community \ Environment
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    52. U Of MN Extension - Consumer Topic Listing By Material Type
    Garlic; Green Manure Cover crops for Minnesota; Flowers When to Fertilize vegetables;Food Preservation fruits and vegetables - Asparagus Growing; fruits and
    http://www.extension.umn.edu/topics.html?topic=5&subtopic=157

    53. Horticultural Crops - Asian Fruits/Vegetables
    Horticultural crops, Asian fruits/vegetables. Here you can access informationon Asian fruits and vegetables. General - Research and development.
    http://www.agriculture.gov.au/product3.cfm?display2=Horticultural Crops&display3

    54. Vegetable Crops
    It contains sections for each crop that is grown in Texas, which include most cropsgrown throughout the USA (fruits, vegetables, herbs, and some flowers).
    http://www.msstate.edu/dept/cmrec/organic/bookveg.html
    Vegetable Crops Tanya Denckla. 1994. The organic gardener's home reference, a plant-by-plant guide to growing fresh, healthy food. Storey Communications, ISBN 0-88266-839-0 (soft cover, 273 pp., US$21.95). The first part of this book is a concise crop-by-crop outline of cultural practices, plant data, and harvest and storage information for vegetables, fruits, nuts, and herbs. This is followed by a section on disease and insect problems with organic remedies. Finally, there is a section on ally (companion) plants. It is easy to find information in this clear reference book. I use this book more than any other reference. J. Howard Garrett and C. Malcolm Beck. 1999. Texas Organic Vegetable Gardening. Gulf Publishing Co., P. O. Box 2608, Houston, TX 77252-2608, ISBN 0-88415-855-1 (soft cover, 220 pp., US$22.95). Don't let "Texas" scare you off. This book is quite a complete reference for organic producers as well as easy to read and understand. It contains sections for each crop that is grown in Texas, which include most crops grown throughout the USA (fruits, vegetables, herbs, and some flowers). The individual "trouble solvers" for major crops are excellent: charts that list symptoms, followed by causes and organic controls. The insect and disease section includes specific organic remedies. The organic pesticides section describes most materials used today, and includes recipes for homemade versions where appropriate. Vernon P. Grubinger. 1999. Sustainable vegetable production from startup to market. Natural Resource, Agriculture, and Engineering Service (formerly Northeast Regional Agricultural Engineering Service), NRAES-104, ISBN 0-935817-45-X (soft cover, 265 pp., US$42.00 plus shipping and handling; to order call 607-255-7654, or order on-line at

    55. NORTH CAROLINA FRUIT AND VEGETABLE SHIPPERS DIRECTORY
    is a major production area for fresh fruits and vegetables, shipping the to freshness,quality, and variety, North Carolina horticultural crops are the
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    Presented By the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Marketing. North Carolina is a major production area for fresh fruits and vegetables, shipping the highest quality produce throughout the United States and Canada. When it comes to freshness, quality, and variety, North Carolina horticultural crops are the best in the country.
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    • We are located within 24 hours of 65% of the United States population. Buyers may traverse North Carolina production areas from the eastern coastal plain westward to the mountains for a consistent supply of many vegetable commodities over several months. And our famous sweet potatoes are available all year round.

    56. EPA: Pesticides - PESP: Members By Sector
    Environmental Resource Center (ID) North American Pollinator ProtectionCampaign (CA). Field / Row crops. Tree fruits and Nuts. vegetables.
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    Sector designations are for use by the PESP Liaisons to encourage information exchange between Liaisons whose Partners and Supporters share similar interests and issues. To obtain information on a member, click on their name below. A membership list is also available by state and alphabetically
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    57. Lost Crops Of Africa: Fruits And Vegetables
    More Project Information and to provide FEEDBACK on the Project Project TitleLost crops of Africa, Volume 2 fruits and vegetables Project Identification
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    58. Lost Crops Of Africa: Fruits And Vegetables
    More Project Information and to provide FEEDBACK on the Project Project Title LostCrops of Africa fruits and vegetables Project Identification Number OIAXN
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    59. Saving Healthful Fruits And Vegetables With Biotechnology - Center For Global Fo
    The biotech crops are also reducing pesticide use by about 46 million pounds peryear. In fruits and vegetables, the biotech approaches could reduce pest
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    Saving Healthful Fruits and Vegetables With Biotechnology Dennis T. Avery genetically engineered a virus-resistant plum tree. The bushy dwarf virus that attacks raspberries spreads in pollen, so the only remedy to date has been destroying the infected plants. In 1996, 84 percent of the raspberry fields in northern Washington were infected, and the raspberry bushes now live only five years instead of 15. A research collaboration between the Federal government and industry has developed a virus-resistant raspberry. In fruits and vegetables, the biotech approaches could reduce pest losses by 2.5 billion pounds annually, and eliminate another 60 million pounds of pesticide per year. Why is this not a good idea? DENNIS T. AVERY is a senior fellow for Hudson Institute in Indianapolis and the Director of the Center for Global Food Issues. He was formerly a senior policy analyst for the U.S. Department of State. Readers may write him at Post Office Box 202, Churchville, VA 24421 This article was published by Knight Ridder Tribune Dennis T. Avery is based in Churchville, Va., and is director of global food issues for the Hudson Institute of Indianapolis.

    60. Field Crops & Fruits/Nuts/Vegetables
    Field crops, Stocks fruits/Nuts/vegetables.
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