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KARE 2013-2014 Approved Research Hourly Rate KARE Staff Research Associate (SRA) Labor Only Rates January 2014 to June 30, 2014 Current research Purchased Labor Options Call for Proposals Prior to submitting a new research project proposal please contact Field research projects: Chuck Boldwyn, super...

Research currently underway at KARE (all files pdf): Row Crops Tree crops Vine crops Organic crops Post harvest Projects with postharvest component Greenhouse Current Research Projects Projects with greenhouse component Projects with additional field component...

Research Forms KARE Land Labor and Facility Request in Word format...

Research Advisory Committee Members 2011-2012 Project proposal process: Review Research Project Criteria The review process is conducted using the ANR Simple Grant System (SGS). You will receive an email from Janie Duran when the SGS is open for the review process.

Dr. Michael V. McKenry is a University of California, Riverside, nematologist based at the Kearney Agricultural Research and Extension Center in Parlier. His primary research focus is the damage and control of nematodes attacking perennial crops.

The four primary types of nematodes - ring nematode, root lesion nematode, root knot nematode and dagger nematode. Ring nematode Root lesion nematode Root knot nematode Dagger nematode Ring nematode The fatter, short nematode is ring nematode, Mesocriconema xenoplax.

SECTION I (pdf) Introduction Characterization of RP B-1. Descriptions and Photographs B-2. Symptoms of the Replant Problem Historical Perspectives A Working Hypothesis for RP Four Components Described Relative Incidence of the Four Components of RP in California E-1.

Timing of post treatment irrigation impacts the nematicidal value of spirotetramat (pdf) Spirotetramat foliar, a new nematicide to replace drip-applied fenamiphos (pdf) Performance of spirotetramat foliar on pratylenchus vulnus infected juglans spp.

Portable Soil Drenching Device (PSDD) PSDD in the field The latest prototype of a PSDD. A 175-foot-long boom travels 1.3 feet per minute.

All files are pdf format: IPM-Based Guidelines for Replanting Grapes in 2000 without Methyl Bromide RS-3 RS-9 Data from Australia April 2011 Data from Australia March 2011 IPM -Based Guidelines for Replanting Prunus Orchards in 2002 without Methyl Bromide Progress in the Search for Methyl Bromide Al...