Calag Archive

Students show low awareness of agricultural careers

by Mary E. Mallory, Robert Sommer

Abstract

High school students surveyed had a limited awareness of such careers.

‘Escaped’ artichokes are troublesome pests

by Craig D. Thomsen, G. Douglas Barbe, William A. Williams, Melvin R. George

Abstract

Cultivated artichokes can revert to a wild, hard-to-control thistle form

Borer control in young almond trees

by Robert A. Van Steenwyk, Lonnie C. Hendricks, Leslie W. Barclay, Everett L. Younce

Abstract

An insecticide/paint combination applied when feeding is detected prevents damage.

Farm labor contractors

by Suzanne Vaupel, Philip L. Martin

Abstract

They provide about a fifth of all farmworkers in California

Presence-absence sampling of citrus red mite

by Frank G. Zalom, Lloyd T. Wilson, Charles E. Kennett, Neil V. O'Connell, Donald L. Flaherty, Joseph G. Morse

Abstract

The speed and simplicity of the system make it highly practical

Boron application in vineyards

by Peter Christensen

Abstract

Berm sprays or hand applications are favored for small amounts needed

Effects of switching to 3X milking

by Douglas D. Gisl, Edward J. DePeters, Clement L. Pelissier

Abstract

Greater yield has to be weighed against higher costs and a need for better management

Residual available phosporus in soils

by Parker F. Pratt, Robert M. Lippert

Abstract

Present tests fall short of needs

Clues to control of bluetongue virus

by Bradley A. Mullens, Edmond C. Loomis, John R. Anderson

Abstract

Control strategy aimed at early life stages of vector gnats is one possibility

Nemacur residues in turfgrass

by Donald Peterson, Wray Winterlin, Laurence R. Costello

Abstract

Effectively controls nematodes but remains in soil many months

Pest management affects spider mites in vineyards

by Greg M. English-Loeb, Donald L. Flaherty, Lloyd T. Wilson, William W. Barnett, George M. Leavitt, William H. Settle

Abstract

Powdery mildew and leafhopper controls affect predator populations differently

The economics of IPM in processing tomatoes

by John M. Antle, Seong K. Park

Abstract

Even without considering risk reduction, which is significant, the benefits of IPM outweigh the costs.

Students show low awareness of agricultural careers

by Mary E. Mallory, Robert Sommer

Abstract

High school students surveyed had a limited awareness of such careers.

‘Escaped’ artichokes are troublesome pests

by Craig D. Thomsen, G. Douglas Barbe, William A. Williams, Melvin R. George

Abstract

Cultivated artichokes can revert to a wild, hard-to-control thistle form

Borer control in young almond trees

by Robert A. Van Steenwyk, Lonnie C. Hendricks, Leslie W. Barclay, Everett L. Younce

Abstract

An insecticide/paint combination applied when feeding is detected prevents damage.

Farm labor contractors

by Suzanne Vaupel, Philip L. Martin

Abstract

They provide about a fifth of all farmworkers in California

Presence-absence sampling of citrus red mite

by Frank G. Zalom, Lloyd T. Wilson, Charles E. Kennett, Neil V. O'Connell, Donald L. Flaherty, Joseph G. Morse

Abstract

The speed and simplicity of the system make it highly practical

Boron application in vineyards

by Peter Christensen

Abstract

Berm sprays or hand applications are favored for small amounts needed

Effects of switching to 3X milking

by Douglas D. Gisl, Edward J. DePeters, Clement L. Pelissier

Abstract

Greater yield has to be weighed against higher costs and a need for better management

Residual available phosporus in soils

by Parker F. Pratt, Robert M. Lippert

Abstract

Present tests fall short of needs

Clues to control of bluetongue virus

by Bradley A. Mullens, Edmond C. Loomis, John R. Anderson

Abstract

Control strategy aimed at early life stages of vector gnats is one possibility

Nemacur residues in turfgrass

by Donald Peterson, Wray Winterlin, Laurence R. Costello

Abstract

Effectively controls nematodes but remains in soil many months

Pest management affects spider mites in vineyards

by Greg M. English-Loeb, Donald L. Flaherty, Lloyd T. Wilson, William W. Barnett, George M. Leavitt, William H. Settle

Abstract

Powdery mildew and leafhopper controls affect predator populations differently

The economics of IPM in processing tomatoes

by John M. Antle, Seong K. Park

Abstract

Even without considering risk reduction, which is significant, the benefits of IPM outweigh the costs.

Calag Archive

Calag Archive

Peer-reviewed research and review articles

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Peer-reviewed research and review articles

News and opinion