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Plant Management Network News
Number 42: August 24, 2005 |
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 PMN
Welcomes Edison College!
PMN is pleased to welcome
Edison College as
PMN's newest partner.
Edison College, southwest Florida's community college, offers a
two-year Golf Course Operations Program that prepares students to
become golf course superintendents. The core classes within this 69
credit hour Associate in Science Degree program are structured to
help the turfgrass student establish and maintain a comprehensive
knowledge base with respect to all golf course related turfgrass
management issues, including turfgrass science, soil science,
irrigation, and pest management.
Read more>>
To learn more
about the
PMN Partners Program contact
Joan Quam
(Direct: 651.994.3859).
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New Articles from
Applied Turfgrass Science
Research:
Suppression of Red Thread in Fine
Fescues Through Endophyte-Mediated Resistance.
Summary Article
Recovery of Zoysiagrass Varieties
from Divot Injury.
Summary Article
Ball Mark Repair and Creeping Bentgrass Recovery.
Summary Article
Cool-Season Turfgrass Reseeding
Intervals for Sulfosulfuron .
Summary
Article
Industry News:
Monument® Herbicide from Syngenta Now Registered in
California.
Article
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New Articles from Crop Management
Research:
Using
Herbicides in a Peanut Strip-tillage Production System.
Summary
Article
Influence of Planting Date on Sunflower Stem Weevil (Coleoptera: Curculionidae)
Larval Density and Parasitism in Oilseed and Confection Sunflower in Western
Kansas. Summary
Article
Industry News:
Glyphosate-Resistant Marestail Confirmed In California, Other Weed Populations
Investigated. Article
Flax
Fiber Has New International Standards.
Article
Research Confirms No Advantage to Delayed Corn Harvest.
Article
GAUCHO Now Available to Soybean Growers for Protection Against Soybean Aphids
and Bean Leaf Beetles.
Article
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New Articles from
Forage and Grazinglands
Research:
Warm-Season Grass Production Responses to Site and
Defoliation Frequency.
Article
Industry News:
From Dirt to
Diamonds: Cattle Grazing Could Help Improve Carbon Storage in Soil.
Article
Shade Trees Can
Protect Forage Plants.
Article
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New Articles from
Plant Health Progress
 Brief:
Expansion of the Host Range of Impatiens necrotic spot virus to Peppers.
Summary Article
Phytophthora hibernalis: A New Pathogen
on Rhododendron and Evidence of Cross Amplification with Two PCR
Detection Assays for Phytophthora ramorum.
Summary Article
Industry News:
Harvesting Hope: Kenyan Farmers Celebrate First
Banana Harvest Using New Growing Technology.
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Important Reminder
If you are considering a
PMN
Partnership for your company or university, the PMN
5-year
celebration discount ends September 30, 2005.
Save
20% on your first year when you partner by the end of September. Contact
Joan Quam (Direct:
651.994.3859) for more information on the
PMN Partners Program. |
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Journal Article Uses Online Video Technology
As an example of the innovative technologies
available to authors of all of
PMN's journals, the journal Applied
Turfgrass Science has recently published a peer-reviewed article that
includes video clips associated with the research. The article, "Ball
Mark Repair and Creeping Bentgrass Recovery," compares the quality of repair
and time to recovery of golf green surfaces using three ball mark repair
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Agronomy, Crop, and Soil Science Research to Be Presented
in
Salt Lake City
Over 2,500
poster and oral research papers will be presented by the more than 3,000
delegates from 100 countries expected to be in attendance for the International
Annual Meetings of the American Society of Agronomy (ASA), Crop Science Society
of America (CSSA), and Soil Science Society of America (SSSA). The event will be
held November 6-10, 2005,
in Salt Lake City, Utah. To view the program, including abstracts and sessions,
click on "Meeting Program" at
www.saltlake-2005.org. |
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