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The biologic and economic assessment of the field crop usage of chlorpyrifos first draft (SuDoc A 1.36:1832) by U.S. Dept of Agriculture, 1994 Supply response under the 1996 Farm Act and implications for the U.S. field crops sector (SuDoc A 1.36:1888) by U.S. Dept of Agriculture, 2000 Usual planting and harvesting dates for U.S. field crops (SuDoc A 1.76:628/997) by U.S. Dept of Agriculture, 1997 Field crops, final estimates by states ... preliminary (SuDoc A 1.34:) by U.S. Dept of Agriculture, Weed control in field crops (Circular / University of Illinois, College of Agriculture, Cooperative Extension Service) by Ellery L Knake, 1962 Water input used for field crops at the United States Scotts Bluff (Nebr.) Field Station, 1941-44 (Circular / United States Department of Agriculture) by Carl S Scofield, 1948 Effects of supplemental water on field crops (Bulletin / University of Missouri, College of Agriculture, Agricultural Experiment Station) by Darnell Moses Whitt, 1954 Farm practice in growing field crops in three sugar-beet districts of Colorado (Bulletin / United States Department of Agriculture) by S. B Nuckols, 1921 Investigations in the use of nitrate of soda for field crops (Bulletin / University of Missouri, College of Agriculture, Agricultural Experiment Station) by M. F Miller, 1933 Effect of alfalfa on the subsequent yields of irrigated field crops (Bulletin / United States Department of Agriculture) by Carl S Scofield, 1920 Illinois field crops and soils (Circular / University of Illinois, College of Agriculture, Cooperative Extension Service) by Samuel R Aldrich, 1965 Breeding Field Crops by D. A. Sleper, 2006-07-24 Insect Pest Management: Field and Protected Crops Field and laboratory studies of crops; an elementary manual for students of agriculture by Arthur Gillett McCall, 2010-08-29

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41. Field Crops IPM At Michigan State University - Integrated Pest Management
    Home field crops Seasonal updates and advice Field Crop Advisory Team (CAT) Alert newsletter. Inseason crop and pest management advice available on the Internet and in print.  
    http://ipm.msu.edu/fieldcrops.htm
    
    Extractions: Home and yard ... Contacts/permissions Resources for managing field crops and pests Home Seasonal updates and advice: NEW Learn how to identify weeds in field crops Scouting resources (Detailed photos and descriptions) Weather resources: Enviro-weather web site offers Michigan weather data for making IPM and other management decisions. Flood/excessive rain: Special Flood Issue of the 2004 CAT Alert newsletter. Drought: 2007 mid-summer drought advice. Also 2001 drought affects on harvest reported in CAT Alert newsletter including recommendations for completing the growing season and harvest under drought conditions. Cool fall weather: The 1996 and 1997 Harvest Alerts address production concerns when cool temperatures cuts short the growing season. (Some updated in 2000).

42. EWR, Inc.
    Service company providing electronic cotton warehouse receipts in the USA.  
    http://www.ewrcotton.com/

43. Pest Management Guide: Field Crops, 2010 - Virginia Cooperative Extension
    Authors as Published. Content coordinators D. Ames Herbert, Extension Specialist, Entomology; and Scott Hagood, Extension Specialist, Weed Science  
    http://pubs.ext.vt.edu/456/456-016/456-016.html
    
    Extractions: VCE People Office By ZIP Return to Skip Menu Return to Skip Menu Pest Management Guide: Field Crops, 2010 Content coordinators: D. Ames Herbert, Extension Specialist, Entomology; and Scott Hagood, Extension Specialist, Weed Science The 2010 Pest Management Guides are available in PDF* format and are divided into three volumes: Field Crops (456-016), Horticultural and Forest Crops (456-017), and Home Grounds and Animals (456-018). Each of the volumes is further divided into chapters and/or sections. Download the entire Field Crops book, or choose just the section you need from the list at right. To purchase a three-hole-punched and shrink-wrapped copy of this publication, please follow this link Read the label on each pesticide container before each use. Follow the printed instructions to the letter; heed all cautions and warnings; note precautions about residues. Store pesticides in the containers in which you bought them. Put them where children and animals cannot get to them preferably locked-up and away from food, feed, seed, and other materials that may become harmful if contaminated.

44. BASF Crop Protection Company Site With Product Information & Content, Technical
    BASF company site but with general interest content, technical information and interactive tools.  
    http://www.agricentre.basf.co.uk

45. Organic Field Crops Documentation Forms
    The forms in this publication are provided as tools that farmers can use for documenting practices, inputs, and activities to demonstrate compliance with regulations or to  
    http://attra.ncat.org/attra-pub/cropforms.html
    
    Extractions: Download Acrobat Reader The forms in this package are provided as tools that farmers can use for documenting practices, inputs, and activities to demonstrate compliance with regulations or to assist in other aspects of farm record keeping. The forms can be kept in the barn, machinery shed, or anywhere they can make recording easiest. Please note that these are not required forms! Organic farmers have more than enough mandatory paperwork to keep them occupied. These forms are merely intended to give you something convenient and organized to record routine things that may be important to document. Use only those forms that suit your operation and recycle the rest.

46. Versa Corporation
    Manufacturer of large silage and forage bagging equipment.  
    http://www.versacorporation.com

47. Agricultural Chemical Usage - Field Crops
    USDA Economics and Statistics System at Mann Library, Cornell University, in partnership with ERS, NASS, WAOB  
    http://usda.mannlib.cornell.edu/MannUsda/viewDocumentInfo.do?documentID=1560

48. Vervaeke Windschermen - Pare-vent - Windbreaks - Windschirme
    Manufacturer of agricultural tarps and windbreaks. Belgium.  
    http://www.vervaeke.be/

49. Sementi:produzione, Vendita, Commercio Sementi Per Tappeti Erbosi, Ortaggi, Fior
    Italian producer of forage and vegetable seeds, and distributor of packet seeds.  
    http://www.coprosemel.it/
    
    Extractions: Qualitŕ competenza, affidabilitŕ il nostro principale obiettivo. Aiutare la clientela ad ottenere i migliori risultati con l’alta qualitŕ dei nostri prodotti, a risolvere tutte le problematiche e a fornire tutto quanto necessita per una proficua attivitŕ: la nostra missione. La nostra scelta, la nostra qualitŕ e conoscenza, permettono un risultato ottimale. Per ottimizzare l’operativitŕ la CO.PRO.SEM.EL ha suddiviso i vari settori produttivi pur mantenendo intatta la semplicitŕ strutturale. Gli aspetti della produzione e della commercializzazione sono pertanto seguiti nei diversi reparti dell’azienda da un’equipe efficiente rapida e preparata, destinata a lavorare in gruppo, intrecciando opinioni, obiettivi, proposte. Insieme alla clientela vengono decise le tattiche per raggiungere i traguardi piů prestigiosi. I miscugli Green Lands, Frofi Leader sono il frutto di una grande esperienza che nasce da studi e ricerche nel campo dei tappeti erbosi. Semi di ottima qualitŕ per la realizzazione e la manutenzione dei tappeti erbosi. Inoltre le nostre esclusive graminacee garantiscono un veloce miglioramento per tutti i tipi di tappeti erbosi.

50. PracticalFarmers.org | Field Crops
    Practical Farmers of Iowa's (PFI) mission is to research, develop and promote profitable, ecologically sound and communityenhancing approaches to agriculture. We carry out diverse  
    http://www.practicalfarmers.org/programs/Field-Crops.html
    
    Extractions: Additional Resources PFI began in the mid-1980s, during the Farm Crisis, to address the concerns of field crop agriculturalists who wanted to improve their financial resiliency and more judiciously use inputs. The Field Crops program has a long tradition of on farm research and linking farmers together through field days and demonstrations in order to exchange ideas and further improve the environmental stewardship of Iowa agriculture The Field Crops program: Strives to improve the ecological footprint of annual cropping systems without sacrificing economic vitality. Conducts on-farm research with farmers growing: corn, soybean, small grains, legumes and specialty crops like flax and canola. Documents success stories of farmers who've made changes on their farms to more sustainable agriculture systems. Promotes the use of continuous living cover like cover crops and living roots and shoots practices on the landscape. Check out Managing Cover Crops Profitably by the Sustainable Agriculture Network.

51. Holly Hybrids Sugarbeet Seed Varieties At Www.beetseed.com
    Develops and markets sugarbeet seed varieties for North America.  
    http://www.beetseed.com/
    
    Extractions: Change zip code: We have a strong, focused purpose, and we're ready to help you meet the challenge. There are no events currently scheduled. Meeting the Challenge At Holly Hybrids, we're all focused on helping our growers meet their challenges and harvest the best sugarbeet crops possible. Select an area or variety from the tabs below to view more information about our products.

52. Duplin County Center: Field Crops
    North Carolina Cooperative Extension STREET ADDRESS Duplin County 165 Agriculture Drive Kenansville, NC 28349 (910) 2962143 Phone  
    http://duplin.ces.ncsu.edu/index.php?page=fieldcrops

53. Applied Ecological Services
    Provides prairie and ecosystem restoration services.  
    http://www.appliedeco.com/

54. Home | Agricom
    Suppliers of proprietary herbage seeds worldwide.  
    http://www.agricom.co.nz/
    
    Extractions: Agricom Suggested Seed Mixes Click Here to view suggested Seed Mixes. coupled with industry-leading advice and service. Agricom have bred a wide range of pasture grasses, clovers and herbs, as wells as forage brassica and cereal varieties. We have designed this website to provide clear information to help you decide which pasture and forage crop varieties are the most suited to your farm, and management information to enable you to get the best from them. Why should farmers use Agricom varieties?

55. Yolo County - Field Crops
    Kent Brittan is the Yolo County Director and Field Crops Farm Advisor for Yolo/Sacramento/Solano Counties. His educational and applied research programs in field crops reflect and  
    http://ceyolo.ucdavis.edu/Custom_Program724/
    
    Extractions: Kent Brittan is the Yolo County Director and Field Crops Farm Advisor for Yolo/Sacramento/Solano Counties. His educational and applied research programs in field crops reflect and meet the needs of growers and other potential clientele groups. His responsibilities include production and marketing practices, economics, pest management, and soils for field corn, small grains (excluding rice) and oil seed crops. Phone: (530) 666-8733

56. Welcome | Ernst Conservation Seeds
    Wholesale reclamation and wetland seed supplier.  
    http://www.ernstseed.com/
    
    Extractions: call 800.873.3321 Resources Photo Gallery Bulk vs. Pure Live Seed (PLS) Ernst Seeds specializes in native and naturalized seeds and plant material of Eastern North American ecotypes, cleaned and tested to U.S. standards. Ernst supplies the highest quality seeds, mixes, and bioengineering products for restoration, reclamation, and conservation applications. Wildflowers, native grasses, trees, and shrubs can naturalize your landscape, conserve water, reduce chemical requirements, and offer cover and food for birds and other wildlife. Ernst Seeds has built a history of establishing seed production of new species never before available. Ernst Seeds has concentrated its efforts on providing the highest quality native seeds and plants for the entire East Coast (including Canada) and the Midwest. With its native seed production beginning in Pennsylvania, Ernst has developed other production centers in Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Florida. Ernst Seeds has done extensive studies of ecological regions, selected diverse species, and developed native mixes that cover these special ecosystems. ProWebsite provided by newline Creations Ernst Conservation Seeds

57. MSU Field Crop Advisory Team Alert Newsletters
    Christmas trees • Field Crops • Fruit • Home and yard • Nursery and landscape • Turfgrass • Vegetable  
    http://ipmnews.msu.edu/fieldcrop/
    
    Extractions: Use search box for current 2010 articles. Precipitation totals Growing degree days Email notification when new articles are posted More field crop information ... CAT Alerts for other crops Christmas trees Field Crops Fruit Home and yard ... Vegetable Diagnostic Services Soil/Plant Nutrient Lab Ag weather Organic: New Ag Network ... Invasive species MSU College of ANR departments MSU Extension Michigan State University Get Adobe Reader ... MAES Current Articles Articles by Category Search posted on September 24, 2010 09:18 Bruce MacKellar, Extension educator The year 2010 was a banner year for all kinds of pests in Michigan agriculture. So much so, in fact, that MSU’s field crop entomologist, Dr. Chris DiFonzo, has dubbed the growing season as the “year of the worm.” [Read the rest of this article...] Posted in: Insect pest management Actions: E-mail Permalink Kick it!

58. Home
    Sweetcorn seed varieties including bicolors, yellows, whites, hybrids, and tablesweet.  
    http://www.mesamaize.com/

59. Sde Eliyahu - Field Crops
    The Field Crops branch of Sde Eliyahu has been going since the early days of the Kibbutz. It is a thoroughly modern farming unit and, like other branches of Sde Eliyahu  
    http://www.seliyahu.org.il/eCrops.htm
    
    Extractions: Field Crops The Field Crops branch of Sde Eliyahu has been going since the early days of the Kibbutz. It is a thoroughly modern farming unit and, like other branches of Sde Eliyahu, specializes in the growing of its crops according to the principles of organic agriculture. As of today, we farm approximately 5000 dunam (about 5 million square meters or 1300 acres). This is not including the area under cultivation by the other branches of the kibbutz (carrots, dates, grapes...). About seven kibbutz members work full time in the branch and at times various voulnteers join in to help. Also, like in other branches, children are encouraged to work several hours per week after school. Due to the very low annual rainfall, the crops must be watered in both the summer and the winter. This is done by a system of pipes that have been buried under the ground, with tap-heads protruding from the ground at regular intervals. The sources of water are the numerous artesian springs that we have in the area and large storage reservoirs that the kibbutz has built and which we fill up during the winter months. The main crops that we grow are:

60. Welcome To Browning Seed
    Supplier of grasses, grains, forage, and wildflower seeds. Located in Plainview, TX, US.  
    http://www.browningseed.com/

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