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- PublicationInsect pests are often a major limiting factor in Texas sunflower production. Of the 50 insect species recorded on sunflowers in Texas, about 15 are considered potentially major pests. This...
- CourseCourse Information This course is designed to prepare the participant to explore the genetics and methodologies employed by plant breeders of self- and cross-pollinated crop species. It provides a review...
- CourseOnce you finish this course, you will receive a Certificate of Completion. The Certificate of Completion shows that you have completed the course, but do not qualify for continuing education...
- CourseOnce you finish this course, you will receive a Certificate of Completion. The Certificate of Completion shows that you have completed the course, but does not qualify for continuing education...
- CourseOnce you finish this course, you will receive a Certificate of Completion. The Certificate of Completion shows that you have completed the course, but does not qualify for continuing education...
- PublicationAlthough corn is subject to insect attacks throughout the growing season, producers should apply chemicals only after carefully evaluating economic and natural control factors. This publication explains how to determine...
- PublicationPublication Information Muhlygrass mealybugs are a pest on ornamental muhlygrass. This factsheet discusses identifying muhlygrass mealybugs and briefly overviews their biology and history as pests. Read about scouting and control...
- PublicationBiochar is a charcoal-like substance rich in carbon that is made by burning organic material. It offers several benefits to growers and gardeners and is often used as an additive...
- PublicationThis publication helps both small and large spinach growers manage and prevent the fungal disease Anthracnose. (2 pages)...
- PublicationTake-all root rot (patch) is a serious disease caused by a fungus in the soil. It affects St. Augustine grass and bermudagrass, in which the disease is known as bermudagrass...