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Steel in the Field: A Farmer’s Guide to Weed Management Tools
Agronomic Row Crops
Hot Tips for Flame Weeding
Publications ATTRA
Appropriate Technology Transfer for Rural America
P. O. Box 3657
Fayetteville, Ark. 72702
(501) 442-9824, (800) 346-9140
fax (501) 442-9842. www.attra.org Provides informational
packets on flaming and many other farm topics. Farm With Flame, Joseph L. Smilie, et al,
Louisiana State University (1965), 16 pp. Flame Cultivation Equipment and Techniques,
Production Research Report No. 86, USDA/ARS in cooperation with Mississippi
Agricultural Experiment Station (1965), 16 pp.
Individuals Richard Parish
Hammond Research Station—Louisiana State University
21549 Old Covington Highway
Hammond LA 70403
(985) 543-4125, fax (985) 543-4124. Dale D. Moyer
Suffolk County Ag Extension agent
Cornell Cooperative Extension—Suffolk County Office
246 Griffing Ave.
Riverhead NY 11901-3086
(516) 727-7850, fax (516) 727-7130.
email dmoyer@cce.cornell.edu
Moyer demonstrates toolbar flamers for insect and stale seedbed
weed control. A 16-minute video describes a flamer set up for Colorado
potato beetle control on potatoes. Cost of the video is $19.95.
Dr. Charles E. Snipes
Plant Physiology Weed Control
Delta Branch Station—Mississippi State University
Stoneville MS 38776
(662) 686-3282.