Large Format Posters
NOTE: The posters listed below can be printed in a higher resolution large format. Be advised that they are larger files (most less than 10 MB) and may take a little longer to download, depending on your connection speeds.
- EW02-001, Craig Elevitch, Species Profiles for Pacific Island Agroforestry
- Craig Elevitch, Expanding the Value of Publications Through Electronic Distribution
- EW08-013, James Leary, Promoting Adaptive Management with ‘Tropic Sun’ Sunn Hemp (Crotolaria junceo) for Ecological Weed Control, Nematode Suppression and Nutrient Management
- FW01-021, Glenn Shinsato, Increasing the Value of Products from Small Family Farms by Enriching the Culinary Experience of the Local Consumer
- FW02-008, Ken Love, Increasing Marketable Production of Exotic Tropical Fruit with Protective Covering
- FW03-018, Dwayne Cypriano, Recovery of Tropical Pastoral Systems
- FW04-114, Rich von Wellsheim, Creating a Culture of Bamboo
- FW07-034, Ken Love, Choosing the Best Figs for Hawaii
- 88-93, Agnes Vargo, A Comparative Study of Low Input and High Input Taro Production in the American Pacific with Special Reference to Pest Control, American Samoa
- SW96-003, Susan Schenck, Evaluation of Asparagus as a New Commercial Crop for Hawaii
- SW99-005, Janice Uchida, Survival of Taro: Agronomic and Pathological Research for Sustainable Production
- SW03-003, Susan Miyasaka, Cropping Systems to Control Tropical Soil-Borne Pests in Dryland-Grown Taro
- SW03-055, Richard Bowen, Development of a Sustainable Polyculture and Marketing System for Exotic Tropical Fruits
- SW04-064, Cerruti Hooks, Management of Bunchy Top Virus in Hawaii
- SW07-073, Ted Radovich, Enhancing Phyto-nutrient Content, Yield, and Quality of Vegetables with Compost Tea in the Tropics
- SW08-037, Koon-Hui Wang, Sunn Hemp and Its Allelopathic Compounds for Vegetable Production in Hawaii and Beyond
- John McHugh, (Research evolving from SW97-001), Management of Soil-Borne Plant Parasitic Nematodes for Sustainable Production of Field-Grown Tomatoes and Cucumbers by Cover Cropping
