www.sare.org publications organic-production pest-management Pest Management ...to Beneficial Natural Enemies and Their Use in Pest Management This colorful, richly illustrated booklet offers an introduction to beneficial natural enemies and their use in pest management.Download File (1.34... Related Results:Organic ProductionFertility ManagementConservationWhole SystemsSee all (6) results from: Organic Production
www.sare.org publications conservation-tillage-systems-in-the-southeast references-10 References ...B.R. Stinner (eds.). pp. 19–28. Entomological Society of America miscellaneous publication 65. College Park, MD. Hammond, R.B. 1989. Soybean insect pest management and conservation tillage: options for the growers. In... Related Results:Conservation Tillage Systems in the SoutheastSpecific Management ConsiderationsConservation Tillage SystemsChapter 13: Insect Pest ManagementSee all (39) results from: Conservation Tillage Systems in the Southeast
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www.sare.org publications manage-weeds-on-your-farm cultural-weed-management Ch 3. Cultural Weed Management ...reproduction. Preventive management has a relatively high investment in weed management in early years, but low risk. Standard management has an approximately constant investment in weed management over years, but... Related Results:Manage Weeds On Your FarmCh 4. Mechanical and Other Physical Weed ManagementCh 5. Farm ProfilesBindweedsSee all (9) results from: Manage Weeds on Your Farm
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www.sare.org publications a-whole-farm-approach-to-managing-pests part-one-an-ecological-approach-to-pest-management Part One: An Ecological Approach to Pest Management ...becoming aware of these risks to their operations, human health and the environment, and are turning instead to ecological pest management strategies for solutions. Ecological strategies treat the farm like... Related Results:A Whole Farm Approach to Managing PestsBeyond Pest ManagementPart Two: Applying Ecological Principles to the FarmIntroductionSee all (7) results from: A Whole-Farm Approach to Managing Pests
www.sare.org publications managing-cover-crops-profitably appendix-f Appendix F - Citations Bibliography ...1992. Soil surface modification by biomass inputs affecting rainfall infiltration. Soil Sci. Soc. Am. J. 56:1614-1620. 53 Brunson, K. E. 1991. Winter cover crops in the integrated pest management of sustainable cantaloupe... Related Results:Managing Cover Crops Profitably, 3rd EditionManaging Cover Crops in Conservation Tillage SystemsBrassicas and MustardsManaging Pests with Cover CropsSee all (29) results from: Managing Cover Crops Profitably, 3rd edition
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www.sare.org publications crop-rotation-on-organic-farms references-8 References ...Integrated Pest Management. Brainard, D. C., and R. R. Bellinder. 2004. Weed suppression in a broccoli–winter rye intercropping system. Weed Science 52:281–90. Bruehl, G. W. 1987. Soilborne Plant Pathogens. New... Related Results:Crop Rotation on Organic FarmsWhat this Chapter is AboutManaging Plant Diseases With Crop RotationCrop Rotation and Farm ManagementSee all (12) results from: Crop Rotation on Organic Farms
southern.sare.org resources spotted-wing-drosophila-pest-management-recommendations-for-southeastern-blueberries Spotted Wing Drosophila: Pest Management Recommendations for Southeastern Blueberries ...developed by University of Florida, discusses Integrated Pest Management techniques for managing the pest, specifically in blueberries. The program focuses on effective monitoring, cultural control and use of selective pesticides....
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southern.sare.org resources whole-farm-integrated-pest-management-ipm-video-series Whole-Farm Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Video Series If you want to know the best ways to manage pests via integrated pest management, you can find all of the information you need in a series of video modules...
western.sare.org resources common-nrcs-practices-related-to-pest-management-on-organic-farms Common NRCS Practices Related to Pest Management on Organic Farms This document demonstrates how certain NRCS practices that have primary resource protection benefits can also have significant Integrated Pest Management benefits to organic producers....
northeast.sare.org resources vegetable-bedding-plants-pest-management Vegetable Bedding Plants Pest Management This University of Massachusetts web page has information on integrated pest management (IPM) and organic controls, two practical ways to effectively manage pests on vegetable bedding plants. Vegetable bedding plants...
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western.sare.org resources utah-vegetable-production-pest-management-guide Utah Vegetable Production & Pest Management Guide Partially funded by Western SARE, the Utah Vegetable Production and Pest Management Guide is inclusive to all growers, whether commercial or hobbyist. Although content is specific to Utah, most content...