Biointensive and Organically Acceptable Pest Management Literacy Training
NCAT implemented a Biointensive and Organically Acceptable Pest Management Literacy Training for Hispanic organic…
Feeding beef cattle to produce healthier and highly acceptable beef
Objectives 1. Determine the differences in CLA content of organic beef produced by cattle that are grass-finished…
Development of weed control methods and irrigation requirements for organic medicinal herb production in New Mexico, 2003-2004
Small-scale and family-oriented organic growers must be continually innovative and efficient in their operations…
The Integration of Foliar Applied Seaweed and Fish Products Into the Fertility Management of Organically Grown Sweet Peppers
Organic vegetable growers regularly use sea-based products, such as seaweed extracts and fish emulsions, as foliar…
Targeted Mowing to Increase Allelopathy of Rye Cover Crop in a Tomato Production System
This project examined whether targeted mowing of winter rye cover crop (Secale cereale L.) would increase its weed…
Evaluation of In-Row Weed Cultivators in Organic Soybeans and Corn
Objectives 1. To investigate the abilities of six in–row weeding implements to control in-row weeds in organic…
Organic Strategies for Growing Corn Under Low-Nitrogen Stress
Corn is a plant with high nitrogen requirements. Levels of soil nitrogen that are lower than what the plants need…
Controlling weeds using propane generated flame and steam treatments in crop and non croplands
The purpose of this study is to examine if thermal treatment of weeds will provide effective control on an…
Small Grain Cultivar Selection for Organic Systems
Organic agriculturists expressed the need for adaptation studies to land grant scientists at North Dakota State…
On-Farm Nutrient Budgets in Organic Cropping Systems: A Tool for Soil Fertility Management
An assessment of the quantity of nutrients entering, leaving and remaining on a farm is the starting point for…