Resources Tagged: Wheat
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Key Resource 1987-07-15 The most comprehensive wheat disease identification guide in print. Covers more than 100 diseases, disorders, and pests.
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2006-10-20 A new strain or strains of wheat stem rust are especially dangerous, because many wheat cultivars in major wheat producing countries show little or no resistance. The spores of the fungus are well adapted for long distance travel on high-altitude wind currents.
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1995-01-01 The main goal of this paper is to give a broad review of the principles and practices applied in the taxonomy of farro. 262 pgs, illustrations
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1983-01-05 Prepared by the Cooperative Extension Service of Kansas State University, this bulletin decribes through words and pictures various diseases that attack Kansas wheat crops.
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How to grow and use wheatgrass to maximize your health and vitality.
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2003-01-01 The purpose of this study is to analyze variation in wheat yields and to assess the range of factors affecting wheat yields and profitability of wheat production in the selected irrigation systems in India and Pakistan. The study attempts to identify constraints and opportunities for closing the...
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1987-01-01 The 2nd edition of this book reports on major advances in the fields of biochemical research, molecular genetics, chromosomal banding, hybrid wheat, breeding techniques, pathology and insect and disease control, an understanding of physiological functions, production management, and refined...
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Norman Borlaug is the mild-mannered maverick who lifted the world s food supply and saved a billion lives. He died the day before this book went to press. Having spent more than a decade assessing him and his contributions, the author sadly appended a few thoughts that included the following:...
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Having received the Nobel Prize for Peace, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, and the Congressional Gold Medal, Norman Borlaug ranks beside Martin Luther King Jr., Nelson Mandela and Mother Teresa. But few people know his name. Our Daily Breadshows why Borlaug should also be a household name. It...
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Access Agriculture Training Video Rust diseases spread through wind and can rapidly develop in cool, wet weather. To know if your crop has rust disease, rub over the infected plant part to see if a yellow, brown or black powder sticks to your fingers. By combining organic methods, you will be...
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