From the Network
PMN Welcomes New Land-Grant, Industry
Partners
University of Alaska-Fairbanks
The School of Natural Resources &
Agricultural Sciences of the
University of Alaska-Fairbanks, along
with the Agricultural & Forestry Experiment
Station, offers a world-class learning and
research environment to both undergraduate
and graduate students. The school consists
of four academic departments including
Forest Sciences, Geography, High Latitude
Agriculture, and Resources Management, which
together provide teaching, research, and
outreach that promote the successful
long-term management of Alaska's natural
resources.
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 BIOREBA
BIOREBA AG has been a leading company in
plant disease diagnostics since 1980. As an
independent company, maintaining a close
collaboration with many research institutes,
we have a long tradition in developing and
producing ELISA and rapid one-step assays,
as well as specially designed equipment and
disposables. In addition, our R & D
laboratory offers the development of
customer-specific products, such as
ready-to-use kits, on a contract base. The
research community and laboratories around
the world rely on our products.
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Join Us—PMN Holds 2009 Spring Partnership
Campaign
Thinking of joining the Plant Management
Network’s
68 corporate, university, and nonprofit
partners?
Act now and do it during our special spring
partnership campaign.
Learn how your participation helps build a
unique resource for the applied plant
sciences and directly benefits your
organization. Partners support our
not-for-profit mission to enhance the
health, management, and production of
agricultural and horticultural crops. For
details, contact
partners@plantmanagementnetwork.org.
Please join our efforts, now!
New Plant Disease Efficacy Trials Added to
PDMR
Volume 3 of
Plant Disease Management Reports
(PDMR)
has now been posted to PMN. In this new
volume, you can search all 476 efficacy
reports on the latest fungicides,
nematicides, and biological controls. Also,
search more than 5,000 reports from past
issues of PDMR, B&C Tests, and F&N
Tests.
Plant Health Progress Editor's Pick
Ralstonia solanacearum
Race 3 Biovar 2 Causes Tropical Losses and
Temperate Anxieties
Positions Available
Submit new employment/intern listings online.
It’s free!
CURRENT LISTINGS:
*Research Associate
*Associate Scientist
*Statistical Geneticist
*R&D Seed Quality Specialist/Leader
*Senior Research Associate
*Laboratory Agronomist
*Soybean Pathology Associate Scientist
*Associate Scientist
*Independent Sales Representative
*Independent Sales Rep
*Account Manager
*Associate Seller
See postings at
PMN’s Employment/Internship Posting Service.
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New Articles from
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Applied
Turfgrass Science
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Crop Management
Forage and
Grazinglands
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Plant Health Progress |
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Plant Health Progress
Research
Collar Rot on
Italian Alder Trees in California Caused by
Phytophthora siskiyouensis
Summary | Article
Kaolin
Particle Film Prevents Galling by
Gynaikothrips uzeli
Summary | Article
Spray
Timing of Spiromesifen and Buprofezin for
Managing Bemisia Whiteflies in
Cantaloupes
Summary | Article
Evaluation of Sequential Fungicide Spray
Programs for Control of Soybean Rust
Summary | Article
Effects
of Diseases on Soybean Yields in the United
States 1996 to 2007
Summary | Article
Brief
The Soybean
Resistance Gene Rag1 Does Not Protect
Against Soybean Cyst and Root-knot
Nematodes
Summary | Article
A New
Leaf Spot Disease of Calotropis gigantea
Caused by Alternaria alternata in
Rajasthan, India
Summary | Article
First
Report of Bean Rust Caused by Uromyces
appendiculatus Race 19-63 in Puerto
Rico
Summary | Article
News
Ohio State-High
Soybean Aphid Populations Predicted in
Ohio
Article
Plant
Diseases Often Caused By Multiple Attacks
Article
Pesticides Can Protect Valuable Trees from
Emerald Ash Borer
Article
Disease,
Pest Knowledge, Varieties Selection Set
Stage for Higher Soybean Yields
Article
Breakthrough Genetic Solution for Clubroot
Registered
Article
Several
Steps Can Help Keep Pine Wilt Contained
Article
Bacteria
Tapped to Battle Crop-Damaging Roundworms
Article
New
Clues Discovered about Divergent Origin of
Sudden Oak Death Pathogen
Article
Scientists Identify Rust Resistance Genes in
Soybeans
Article
Airborne
Disease Holds Potential for Unexpected,
Accelerated Spread
Article
Syngenta
Seed Care Introduces First Seed Treatment
Insecticide for Cucurbits
Article
Wild
Bees Can Be Effective Pollinators
Article
University of Florida Study Shows DELEGATE
WG Insecticide Controls Key Citrus Pests
Article
Catnip
Compounds Curb Asian Lady Beetles
Article
Dow
AgroSciences Receives Approval for New
Technology to Control Cotton Pests in
Brazil
Article
ARS,
Australian Researchers Team Up against Fruit
Bug
Article
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Crop Management
Research
Preliminary
Evaluation of Small-Scale Biodiesel
Production From Canola in Northern New
England
Summary | Article
News
Producers Should Monitor Wheat Fields for
Freeze Damage
Article
Sugarcane Farmers Weigh Wheat as Rotation
Crop to Control Weeds, Slow Erosion
Article
Can
Organic Cropping Systems be as Profitable as
Conventional Systems?
Article
High
Soil Test P Essential for Maximum Corn
Yields and Profits
Article
Soybean
Seed Should Be Excellent in 2009
Article
Estimating Crop Residue from Space via
Satellite
Article
Syngenta
Resistance Fighter Web Site Offers Solutions
to Glyphosate Resistance Issues
Article
Assessing Alfalfa Stands
Article
Halex GT
Shows Off in Showdown versus Glyphosate in
2008
Article
Spring
is Often Best Time to Assess Soil
Compaction
Article
Weed or
Wildflower? MSU Publication Can Help You
Decide
Article
Tips for
Choosing New Crop Production Inputs
Article
Early-Planted Soybeans: Benefits, Risks and
Recommendations
Article
New Corn
Hybrid Gives Growers More Options for Weed
Control
Article
Soil
Sampling, Rotating SCN Sources of Resistance
Help Long-Term SCN Control
Article
No
Consistent Advantage for Planting Soybean
Early
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