Organic Production and IPM Guide for Lettuce

Content Source: South Dakota Specialty Producers

Resource Explained

This guidebook, produced by Cornell University Cooperative Extension, covers the full scope of organic lettuce production, from certification requirements and soil health to planting, nutrient management, harvesting, and food safety. It also provides detailed Integrated Pest Management (IPM) guidance for common diseases, insects, nematodes, and non-pathogenic disorders, with management recommendations and organic pesticide tables for each.

Region

Northeast/Mid-Atlantic

Topic

Crop Nutrient Management, Weed Management, Disease Management, Insect/Pest Management, Cropping Systems, Post-Harvest Quality and Safety

Category

Vegetables/Fruits

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