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Crop Production: more books (100)

Hydroponic Crop Production by Joe Romer, 2000-04-01
Principles of Field Crop Production (4th Edition) by John H. Martin, Warren H. Leonard, et all 2005-07-02
Handbook of Potato Production, Improvement, And Postharvest Management (Crop Science) by Jai Gopal, S.M. Khurana, 2006-08-11
Rice: Origin, History, Technology, and Production (Wiley Series in Crop Science)
Principles of Crop Production: Theory, Techniques, and Technology (2nd Edition) by George Acquaah, 2004-07-24
Corn: Origin, History, Technology, and Production (Wiley Series in Crop Science)
Mycorrhizae in Crop Production (Crop Science)
Grapes (Crop Production Science in Horticulture) by G.L. Creasy, L.L. Creasy, 2009-01-21
Ball RedBook, Volume 2: Crop Production: 17th edition (Ball Red Book)
Cotton: Origin, History, Technology, and Production (Wiley Series in Crop Science)
Bananas and Plantains (Crop Production Science in Horticulture) by John C Robinson, VÃctor GalÃ¡n SaÃºco, 2010-01-09
Principles of Vegetable Crop Production by R. Fordam, A. G. Biggs, 1985-03
Managing the Potato Production System by Bill Bryan Dean, 1994-04-29
Breeding Field Crops by D. A. Sleper, 2006-07-24

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Crop Production
USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service crop production.
http://usda.mannlib.cornell.edu/reports/nassr/field/pcp-bb/
Crop Production--Annual Summary
USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service crop productionAnnualSummary. crop production Annual Summary, 01.12.04 Text PDF CSV .
http://usda.mannlib.cornell.edu/reports/nassr/field/pcp-bban/
NDSU Crop Production
NDSU crop production. Back to Main Index Page. 2002 crop production Guides2003 Variety Trial Performance Data; 2004 Projected Crop Budgets;
http://www.ag.ndsu.nodak.edu/cropprod.htm

Extractions: NDSU Crop Production Back to Main Index Page Back to Agriculture and Natural Resources Menu Search this Site 2002 Crop Production Guides Weeds, Crop Insect and Disease Sugarbeets Extension Crop Production Publications Land, Water and Weather Other Sites/Information Administrative Office Web Pages NDSU Vice President,
Crop Production And Gardening
PULL DOWN TO SELECT A SECTION.
http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/introhtml/gardens.html

Extractions: PULL DOWN TO SELECT A SECTION Aggie Horticulture Home Page SEARCH Aggie Horticulture New Features in Aggie Horticulture People Student Info Grad Info Classes Gardening just for KIDS Wildflowers in Bloom Tissue Culture TAMU EXTENSION CEMAP Texas Superstar(TM) Ornamentals Web East Texas Piney Woods Gardening South Texas Vegetable Web Texas Master Gardeners Links PLANTanswers Aggie Horticulture PicturePages hortIPM Vegetable Improvement Center Benz School of Floral Design AggieTurf Aggie Horticulture Contributors Aggie Horticulture Network Servers Many Web servers maintain documents in the portable document format , usually indicated by the symbol at left, that require Adobe Acrobat Reader for viewing and printing. Download Acrobat Reader free , and you will have access to all these beautifully formatted, graphically complete, colorful publications! African Violet Information Information from Texas Cooperative Extension Organic Lifestyles The Urban Rancher Extension Resources From Other Web Sites Cornell Cooperative Extension Service The California Backyard Orchard Environmentally Responsible Gardening and Landscaping Information from Arizona Extension (Maricopa County) FAIRS (Florida Agricultural Information Retrieval System) ... N. C. State University Horticulture Leaflets
2002 NAICS Definitions: 111 Crop Production
Definitions for North American Industry Classication System categories 111 crop production 111 crop production. 111 crop production. Industries in the crop production subsector grow crops mainly
http://www.census.gov/epcd/naics02/def/NDEF111.HTM

Extractions: 111 Crop Production Industries in the Crop Production subsector grow crops mainly for food and fiber. The subsector comprises establishments, such as farms, orchards, groves, greenhouses, and nurseries, primarily engaged in growing crops, plants, vines, or trees and their seeds. The industries in this subsector are grouped by similarity of production activity, including biological and physiological characteristics and economic requirements, the length of growing season, degree of crop rotation, extent of input specialization, labor requirements, and capital demands. The production process is typically completed when the raw product or commodity grown reaches the "farm gate" for market, that is, at the point of first sale or price determination. Establishments are classified to the crop production subsector when crop production (i.e., value of crops for market) accounts for one-half or more of the establishment's total agricultural production. Within the subsector, establishments are classified to a specific industry when a product or industry family of products (i.e., oilseed and grain farming, vegetable and melon farming, fruit and tree nut farming) account for one-half or more of the establishment's agricultural production. Establishments with one-half or more crop production with no one product or family of products of an industry accounting for one-half of the establishment's agricultural production are treated as general combination crop farming and are classified in
USDA-NASS, Crop Acreage, Yield And Production Graphics
Field Crops Graphics. Acreage. Yield. Production. Stocks. Corn. Chart. Map Review the crop production, monthly; crop production, annual; Prospective Plantings, March; Acreage, June
http://www.usda.gov/nass/aggraphs/crops.htm

Extractions: National Agricultural Statistics Service Acreage Yield Production Stocks Corn Chart Map Map Chart ... Chart Cotton Chart Map Map Chart ... Chart Rice Chart Map Map Chart ... Chart Sorghum Chart Map Map Soybeans Chart Map Map Chart ... Chart Wheat, All Chart Map Chart Chart Wheat, Winter Chart Map Map Chart ... Chart Wheat, Durum Chart Map Map Chart ... Chart Wheat, Spring Chart Map Map Chart ... Chart Review the Crop Production, monthly Crop Production, annual Prospective Plantings , March; Acreage , June; Grain Stocks , Quarterly.
FAO: Agriculture 21
Food and Agriculture Organization's agriculture website. Includes a news magazine plus guides and links to information on livestock, biotechnology, land/water development, crop production, plant protection, agricultural support systems.
http://www.fao.org/ag

Extractions: Food Safety, Animal and Plant Health Portal launched : Simplifies search for food safety regulations . The International Portal on Food Safety, Animal and Plant Health currently contains more than 15 000 items, many translated into multiple languages and each described using a set of keywords supported by a powerful free text search. [ more... Expert Consultation on Environmental Effects of Genetically Modified Crops The cultivation of genetically modified (GM) crops is changing agricultural practices in developed and developing countries. To date, we know more about the food safety aspects of these crops than about their ecological dimensions. FAO invited sixteen international experts for a consultation on the potential effects of GM crops on the environment. Read the summary (in five languages) and the full report (in English only) of the Expert Consultation on Environmental Effects of Genetically Modified Crops.
DirectAg.com - Crop Production Center
DirectAg provides leading agricultural news from partners Farm Progress, Vance and Dairy Strategies. News offers ag DC policy, marketing advice, productivity tips, cash bids and weather. Users can
http://www.directag.com/directag/news/cropcenter/index.jhtml
USDA-ARS, Crop Production And Pest Control Research Unit-Indiana
crop production and Pest Control Research Unit. There are five CRISprojects in the crop production and Pest Control Research Unit
http://www.btny.purdue.edu/USDA-ARS/CPPCRU/CPPCRU.html

Extractions: Last updated on Tuesday, December 10, 2002 The mission of the Crop Production and Pest Control Research Unit is to conduct research to minimize crop losses due to insects and pathogens and improve soybean quality. Specific projects are directed toward discovering the genetic, biochemical, and molecular mechanisms that confer insect resistance in cereals, disease resistance in grain crops and soybeans, and influence the chemical composition of soybean seeds. The information is applied to devise innovative strategies for insect and disease control and develop germplasm with improved quality traits, pest resistance, and agronomic characteristics. There are five CRIS projects in the Crop Production and Pest Control Research Unit Enhancing Soybean Pest Resistance T. Scott Abney (Research Plant Pathologist) Hessian Fly Resistance in Soft Winter Wheat Brandon J. Schemerhorn (Research Entomologist)
Entomology - Crop Production Publications From The NDSU Extension Service
Entomology crop production Publications. Number. Title. Year. Cost EB 26. Potato Production and Pest Management in North Dakota and Minnesota
http://www.ext.nodak.edu/extpubs/bugcrops.htm

Extractions: North Dakota State University Entomology - Crop Production Publications Number Title Year Cost Wireworm Management Grasshopper Biology and Management Aphid Management in Small Grains, Corn and Sorghum Protecting Honeybees From Pesticides Corn Insects in North Dakota Wheat Stem Infesting Insects in North Dakota Insect Pests of Rapeseed and Mustard in North Dakota Sunflower Midge Sunflower Seed Weevil Management Banded Sunflower Moth Sunflower Beetle ... The Armyworm and the Army Cutworm Managing Pesticides to Prevent Groundwater Contamination Biology and Control of Cankerworms in North Dakota Blister Beetles Biology and Management of Barley Thrips North Dakota Field Crop Insect Management Guide for 2003 North Dakota Small Grain Insects Cereal Leaf Beetle PDF Version (158KB) *EB 25 Sunflower Production *EB 26 Potato Production and Pest Management in North Dakota and Minnesota EB 28 Insect Pest Management for Sunflower Orange Wheat Blossom Midge Sitodiplosis mosellana * No Free Copies Distribution Center, NDSU Extension Service
Manures For Organic Crop Production
Livestock manures are an important resource in sustainable and organic cropproduction. Manures for Organic crop production Soil Systems Guide.
http://attra.ncat.org/attra-pub/manures.html

Extractions: kb Abstract : Livestock manures are an important resource in sustainable and organic crop production. This publication addresses the problems and challenges of using both raw and composted manures and discusses some of the solutions. It also deals with guano, a similar material. Table of Contents Introduction Recommended Resources Introduction Livestock manure is traditionally a key fertilizer in organic and sustainable soil management. It is most effectively used in combination with other sustainable practices. These include crop rotation, cover cropping, green manuring, liming, and the addition of other natural or biologically friendly fertilizers and amendments. In organic production, manure is commonly applied to the field in either a raw (fresh or dried) or composted state. This publication addresses the advantages and constraints of using manure in either form, but with particular focus on raw manure; it does not discuss the specific circumstances and challenges associated with handling and applying slurry manure.
An Overview Of Organic Crop Production
This publication provides an overview of concepts and practices of certified organiccrop production, describing specific principles and tools of organic
http://attra.ncat.org/attra-pub/organiccrop.html

Extractions: http://attra.ncat.org/attra-pub/PDF/organiccrop.pdf Abstract: This publication provides an overview of the key concepts and practices of certified organic crop production. It also presents perspectives on many of the notions, myths, and issues that have become associated with organic agriculture over time. A guide to useful ATTRA resources and to several non-ATTRA publications is provided. Table of Contents What is Organic Agriculture? Intercropping and Companion Planting The Origins of Organic Agriculture in the United States Biological Pest Control ... Footnotes and References By George Kuepper November 2000 The ATTRA Project is operated by the National Center for Appropriate Technology under a grant from the Rural Business - Cooperative Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture. These organizations do not recommend or endorse products, companies, or individuals. ATTRA is located in the Ozark Mountains on the University of Arkansas campus in Fayetteville, at PO Box 3657, Fayetteville, Arkansas, 72702. ATTRA staff prefer to receive requests for information about sustainable agriculture via the toll-free number 800-346-9140.
Ten Years Of SARE-Crop Production
crop production. NORTH CENTRAL REGION. NORTH CENTRAL. Northeast. South. West. In the mid1980s, producers seeking ways to conserve soil without sacrificing yields or profits began to look at ridge tillage. Some farmers wanted to combat erosion. have always been our foremost experimenters " says Steve Temple, the crop production researcher who leads the project
http://www.sare.org/10yrsofsan/crops/cropprod.htm

Extractions: NORTH CENTRAL REGION NORTH CENTRAL Northeast South West In the mid-1980s, producers seeking ways to conserve soil without sacrificing yields or profits began to look at ridge tillage. Some farmers wanted to combat erosion. Others desired an alternative to reduce the fuel and machinery maintenance expenses associated with the several tractor passes required for conventional tillage. First developed in the 1950s, ridge tillage features minimum soil disturbance. Farmers plant their crops into four- to eight-inch ridges, and the soil remains undisturbed from harvest to the next planting. During the production season, ridge-till farmers control weeds with cultivation and minimal use of herbicides. Planting crops into 4 to 8-inch ridges helps farmers reduce the amount of herbicides they spray to control weeds. Photo by T.L. Gettings/Rodale Institute. Ridge-till proponents tout its environmental and profitability advantages over conventional tillage, which requires three to five tractor passes to prepare the seedbedcompared to ridge till's one or two. Ridge till also goes hand-in-hand with "banding" herbicides for weed control, offering farmers the opportunity to dramatically decrease chemical application by concentrating spraying on the ridges rather than on the entire field. While interest was high, producers lacked the real-farm management information they needed to abandon traditional tillage systems. They worried the conservation tillage technique would not provide as good a seed-bed as deep tillage had.
ARS Crop Production National Program (305): Program Direction :
Research National Programs crop production Program Summary Program Direction VisionStatement Sustained and/or enhanced economical crop production.
http://www.ars.usda.gov/research/programs/programs.htm?NP_CODE=305
Agronomic Science Foundation
Conducts scholarship and grant programs and issues awards intended to help further the role of the agronomic, crop, and soil sciences in global crop production, and to promote human welfare within a sustainable environment.
http://www.agronomy.org/asf/
ARS Project: Improving Irrigated Crop Production In Southeast Missouri (406513)
Improving Irrigated crop production in Southeast Missouri (406513)Develop methodsand techniques for design, operation and management of irrigation systems in
http://www.ars.usda.gov/research/projects/projects.htm?ACCN_NO=406513
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Southern crop production Association PO Box 7000, Dawson GA 39842 Phone (229)9952125 Fax (229) 995-4000 southcrop@earthlink.net. SCPA Welcomes You.
http://www.southcrop.org/
07/11/02 California Crop Production Report
CALIFORNIA crop production REPORT. Released July 11, 2002. The California Agricultural Statistics Service today released crop production forecasts on selected crops for July 2002. Grapes
http://www.nass.usda.gov/ca/Flash/207flash.htm

Extractions: Grapes - California all grape production is forecast at 6.62 million tons, up 11% from last year. Specifically, the wine grape production is estimated at 3.30 million tons, up 8% from last season's crop. The expected table grape production is 770,000 tons, up 8% from 2001, while the raisin grape production is forecast at 2.55 million tons, up 16% from last year. Mild May temperatures helped the crop get off to an excellent start. A good bloom occurred, resulting in a large number of bunches being reported. Size, color and quality are expected to be very good. Apricots - California's apricot production is forecast at 85,000 tons. This is up 13% from the June 2002 forecast and up 10% from last year's crop. Due to cooler temperatures, apricot harvesting has been pushed back this year, allowing the fruit to grow larger resulting in a higher yield. The crop appears to be of excellent quality, maybe the best ever.
Specialized Crop Production - Home Page
The CanadaSaskatchewan Agri-Food Innovation Fund is made up of nine separateareas of which Specialized crop production is one of those areas.
http://paridss.usask.ca/specialcrop/

Extractions: The Canada-Saskatchewan Agri-Food Innovation Fund is made up of nine separate areas of which Specialized Crop Production is one of those areas. The Specialized Crop Production Area is organized along the concept of a "Hub and Spoke Program". In the context of the Agri-Food Innovation Fund, specialized crops includes herbs and spices, organic crops, pollinators, specialized oilseeds, forage seeds, new pulses and established specialty crops where major constraints require resolution. For more detailed information see the Agri-Food Innovation Fund The objective of the "Hub" Research Program is to develop adapted, high quality cultivars and disease control technology for specific specialized crop production constraints. Some of the activities include: the development of Saskatchewan varieties of coriander, caraway, anise, dill, fenugreek and other spice crops, the development of adapted yellow mustard cultivar with a soybean-like protein/oil profile, the development of a high oleic acid variety of solin (flax) variety as well as a high palmitic and stearic fatty acid line, the establishment of a molecular mapping laboratory to accelerate the development of canola quality mustard varieties
BASF AgSolutions
Agrochemical products, canola crop production systems, ROI calculator, weed identification guides, and resource library.
http://www.agsolutions.ca

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