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Crop Production:     more books (100)

Nutrient Use in Crop Production by Zdenko Rengel, 1998-12-17 Fertilizers & Crop Production by Lucius L Van Slyke, 1932-01-01 Root Zone Quality Model: Modelling Management Effects on Water Quality & Crop Production & Computer Program by Lajpat Ahuja, K. W. Rojas, et all 2000-12 Soil, Water and Crop Production Biotechnological approaches in soil microorganisms for sustainable crop production Azolla As a Green Manure: Use and Management in Crop Production (Westview Tropical Agriculture Series) by Thomas A. Lumpkin, Donald L. Plucknett, 1982-02 Practical Field Crop Production for the Northeast;: An Elementary Introduction to Agronomy Manuring for higher crop production by Edward J. Russell, 2010-09-04 Production of Field Crops (Agricultural Science) by Michael S. Kipps, 1970-06 Volatile Oil Crops: Their Biology, Biochemistry and Production by R. Hay, P. G. Waterman, 1995-06-15 Crop production by United States. Crop Reporting Board, 2010-01-27 Ornamental Bedding Plants (Crop Production Science in Horticulture) by A M Armitage, 1994-01-08 Biolgical Control in Crop Production (Beltsville Symposia in Agricultural Research) by George Constantine Papavizas, 1982-01-28 Hop Production, Volume 16 (Developments in Crop Science)

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121. Regulatory Issues Of Crop Production: International Conference On Regulatory Iss
     Summary and selected information from the International Conference on RegulatoryIssues of crop production and their Implications for the Food Supply. .  
     http://nutrition.tufts.edu/conferences/crop_production/
     
     Extractions: Medford, Massachusetts The goal of this conference was to provide a forum in which all involved in the regulatory process and its outcome could convene to exchange ideas that although initiated locally, could have global implications. For example, how do regulators in the United States deal with the need to increase and enhance food supplies while carrying out their mandate to protect the environment? How can European consumers, who may not have a thorough understanding of food production, effectively participate in debates about risk-benefit ratios? And, what types of partnerships can be forged between industry and growers, science and industry, and industry and consumers? Throughout the 3-day conference, keynote addresses were presented by 1) The Honorable Dan Glickman, Esq., Secretary, U.S. Department of Agriculture; 2) The Honorable Carol Browner, Administrator, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency; 3) Jeffrey Lang, Deputy U.S. Trade Representative; 4) Michael R. Taylor, Esq., a former Deputy Commissioner for Policy, U.S. Food and Drug Administration; and 5) Dr. James Maryanski, Strategic Manager, Biotechnology, U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

122. NC State Commercial Floriculture-Floriculture Information Center
     The starting page for access to North Carolina State University's floriculture information. An organized site for detailed crop production information.  
     http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/floriculture/
     
     Extractions: View the latest publication on this disease. Please select either a Crop or Floriculture Topic from the menu below: Crop Select African Violet Aster Begonia Bedding Plants Bulbs Chrysanthemum Dahlia Easter Lily Exacum Florist Azalea Foliage Plants Fuchsia Garden Mum Geranium Gerbera Hanging Baskets Herbs Hydrangea Kalanchoe New Guinea Impatiens Ornamental Grasses Ornamental Kale Ornamental Pepper Osteospermum Cut Flowers Pansy Poinsettia Pot Mum Sunflower Ornamental Veggies Other Topic Select Bulbs Business Disease Ethylene Foliage Greenhouse Management Greenhouse Technology Hanging Baskets Insect Management Nutrition, Fertilizers (non-crop specific) Plant Growth Regulators Plant Care Plug Production Postharvest PourThru Sampling Propagation Retail/Marketing Water, Irrigation, Alkalinity Weeds, Weed Control in Greenhouses Other Funding provided by:

123. Pacific Agri-food Research Centre / Centre De Recherches Agroalimentaires Du Pac
     The centre researches crop production on mineral and peat soils under cool climate conditions. Listed are staff directory, studies and teams, reports, newsletters and links.  
     http://res2.agr.ca/stjohns/

124. Alfalfa
     Covers variety selection, plant growth, pest management environmental effects, cutting schedules, and other information on crop production and management.  
     http://www.uwex.edu/ces/crops/uwforage/alfalfa.htm
     
     Extractions: This link takes you to results from the most recent UW alfalfa variety testing information. It is viewable as html, downloadable as an MS Excel spreadsheet, or downloadable as a .pdf file in the form of UW Extension bulletin A1525 (Perennial Forage Variety Update for Wisconsin). Alfalfa Variety Comparison Web Site

125. We Back Biotechnology
     Site sponsored by Novartis to promote the benefits of biotechnology in corn and other crop production  
     http://www.webackbiotech.com

126. CPC Crop Pollination Consultants
     Consultants in the management of mason, honey, bumble, and leafcutter bees for crop pollination in green houses and field crops for seed and fruit production, based in Vancouver, Canada.  
     http://www.beediverse.com/cpc

127. Crop Science
     crop Science publishes original research in crop breeding, genetics, and cytology; crop physiology and metabolism; crop ecology, production, and management; seed physiology, production, and technology; turfgrass science; crop quality and utilization; cell biology and molecular genetics; plant genetics resources; and pest management  
     http://crop.scijournals.org/

128. Circlespeak - A Journey Into Crop Circle Country
     Information about a crop circle documentary being made by a US independent production company.  
     http://www.circlespeak.net/

129. Welcome To Farm Business Software Systems, Inc.
     Integrated production/financial management systems for crop and livestock producers.  
     http://www.fbssystems.com/

130. Azrom Greenhouses Agricultural Innovations Vegetables Turn-key Project
     Design, engineering and production of greenhouses for many crop requirements and climatic conditions.  
     http://www.azrom-greenhouses.com

131. Commercial Vegetable Production Guides, North Willamette Research And Extension
     Related Links Other Vegetable production Guides. Other Agricultural Sites. OregonWeather. USDA Market Reports. Cross Commodity Cole crop Insect Control.  
     http://oregonstate.edu/Dept/NWREC/vegindex.html

132. Planalytics Life Sciences
     Supply chain planning and assistance in managing production, inventories, logistics, and marketing of crop protection chemicals, fertilizers, seed, animal health products, pharmaceuticals, and processed food.  
     http://www.planalytics.com/agriculture/ag_index.html

133. Global Agri-Tech - Providing Practical Solutions To Agricultural Situations
     Wisconsinbased company providing research, planning, implementation and operation assistance for dairy, livestock, crop, equipment, or production projects.  
     http://userpages.chorus.net/gmdanner
     
     Extractions: Global Agri-Tech Baraboo, Wisconsin "practical solutions to agricultural situations" Who We Are Personal Info How to Contact Us Related Resources Global Agri-Tech E11164-A Carpenter Street Baraboo, Wisconsin 53913-9231 U. S. A. Last Update: March, 2000 Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection USDA Foreign Agriculture Service Mid-America International Agri-Trade Council Return to Top of Page

134. Sheep @ Purdue: Feeding The Lamb Crop
     There are a number of ways to grow and finish lambs. The type of feeding program will depend in large part on what area of the country one is located, what type of production system is utilized, what the marketing options are and, of course, what feed resources are available.  
     http://ag.ansc.purdue.edu/sheep/articles/feedlamb.html
     
     Extractions: Purdue University Feeding and management of the lamb crop is an important phase of the sheep production cycle. This is not an easy topic to discuss primarily, because there are a number of ways to grow and finish lambs. The type of feeding program will depend in large part on what area of the country one is located, what type of production system is utilized, what the marketing options are and, of course, what feed resources are available. Feeding lambs involves the use of forages, grains for energy, protein supplements, vitamin and mineral supplements, and feed additives. The production and marketing goals will dictate what amounts or rations the above feedstuffs will be combined into to make a balanced diet. Lambs can be successfully fed using many combinations of these feeds. Nutrition of lambs can be satisfied from a diet that is all forage to one that is essentially all grain and protein concentrates, and all combinations between these extremes. What are the Nutrient Needs of Lambs?

135. Welcome To Crop Watch
     Gives advice about pest management, production recommendations, news releases, research updates, meeting notices, color photos and weather data for agribusinesses and producers within the state. By the University of Nebraska cooperative extension office.  
     http://cropwatch.unl.edu/

136. Ohio Crop Consultant, Independent Crop Consultants
     An organization of consultants that advise farmers, agricultural dealers and government agencies regarding crop, turf and horticultural production, and resource management.  
     http://www.oaicc.org/
     
     Extractions: Dupont / Pioneer The Ohio Association of Independent Crop Consultants (OAICC) is an organization of professional independent crop consultants who advise farmers, agricultural product dealers and government agencies regarding field, fruit, vegetable, turf and horticultural crop production, manure and sludge management and utilization, water and environmental management and financial management.

137. RCE: Crop Rotational Budgets
     Updated versions will be posted when available. Conventional productionPractices; Integrated crop Management production Practices;  
     http://aesop.rutgers.edu/~farmmgmt/ne-budgets/NEbudgets.html

138. Agronomy Journal
     Publishes articles relating to original research in oilplant relationships; crop science; soil science; biometry; crop, soil, pasture, and range management; crop, forage, and pasture production and utilization; turfgrass; agroclimatology; agronomic modeling; statistics; and computer software.  
     http://agron.scijournals.org/

139. Remote Viewing Crop Circles
     In 1992, PSI TECH was hired to examine function/purpose, and mechanics of the crop circle production.  
     http://www.psitech.net/projects/cropcircles/

140. Harvest Master By Seamere Software Ltd
     Recording software for arable crop inputs and production.  
     http://www.seamere.co.uk/
     
     Extractions: At last, an easy to use, affordable, Windows 95/98 computer programme, designed specifically for arable farmers in the UK, who demand the highest standards in the world! The CD includes a one month trial, demonstration and tutorials on how to get the most out of the program. Try it before you buy it!

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