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By Guy K. Ames, NCAT Horticulture Specialist Abstract This publication explains why pruning is an especially important disease-management tool for organic tree fruit growers. It explains how to remove diseased…
…to control many plants. Listed below are considerations for those providing animals for vegetation management services. Advantages Satisfying to use animals to accomplish a land-management goal. No feed costs when…
…Pest Management in the South NRCS Resources NRCS Cover Crop Calculator for Texas: Detailed and highly useful guidelines and planning tools, including plant characteristics and recommended seeding rates and planting…
…water slowly. In very arid areas, you might need to keep irrigating them indefinitely. Keep the area weed-free. Refrain from applying pesticides to your hedgerows and prevent pesticide drift from…
…harvest of eggs while also preparing the vegetable beds for the next season of planting. They eat whatever vegetable refuse is remaining, consume pests and pest eggs that may have…
…the future. Mental health management – Stress, anxiety, and depression can affect anyone. Even if issues don’t seem to be having a huge impact, it’s always helpful for people to…
…of pasture management and the interaction between animals and internal parasites. This publication includes three assessment sheets: pasture, livestock nutrition, and internal parasite management. These assessment sheets can help producers…
…multiple other elements in that ecosystem simultaneously. Grazing as one aspect of an ecosystem is no exception to this pattern. Grazing management, whether appropriately or inappropriately applied, has numerous effects…
…losses from pesticide exposure. “The takeaway from this study is that bees are quite resilient even to the interaction of pesticides and viruses if they have really good nutrition,” professor…
…funded with a Pesticide Alliance Grant from the Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) of California in partnership with the University of California Cooperative Extension. Download the poster at right. Related…