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Tainting of canned fruit and vegetables by crop protection chemicals (Fruit and Vegetable Canning and Quick Freezing Association. Technical bulletins; no.1) by W. B Adams, 1955 Field evaluation of herbicides on small fruit, vegetable and ornamental crops, 1998 (Research series / Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station) by R. E Talbert, 1999 How to Grow More Vegetables: And Fruits, Nuts, Berries, Grains and Other Crops Than You Ever Thought Possible on Less Land Than You Can Imagine by John Jeavons, 2004-03-01 Edible Horticultural Crops: A Compendium of Information on Fruit, Vegetable, Spice and Nut Species Florida Dictionary of Fruit Vegetables Flowers Fiber Crops Trees Shrubs Palms and Vines by Jack SHoemaker, 1955-01-01 Crop Management and Postharvest Handling of Horticultural Crops: Disease and Disorder of Fruit and Vegetables Florida dictionary of fruits, vegetables, flowers, fiber crops, trees, shrubs, palms, vines (Bulletin / Florida Department of Agriculture) by Jack Shoemaker, 1958 Crops Other Than Grains, Fruits and Vegetables, 1923 by J. A. et al. Becker, 1924-01-01 Edible Horticultural Crops: A Compendium of Information on Fruit, Vegetable, Spice and Nut Species by Clive & Caorlane, Julie Hackett, 1982-01-01 *How to Grow More Vegetables: (and Fruits, Nuts, Berries, Grains, and Other Crops) Than You Ever Tho by John Jeavons, 2006-01-01 How to Grow More Vegetables: (And Fruits, Nuts, Berries, Grains, and Other Crops) Than You Ever Thought Possible on Less Land Than You Can Imagine [HT GROW MORE VEGETABLES] by John(Author) Jeavons, 2006-10-31 How to Grow More Vegetables: Fruits, Nuts, Berries, Grains, and Other Crops by John Jeavons, 1995-01-01 Florida dictionary of fruits, vegetables, flowers, fiber crops, trees, shrubs, palms, vines: Description, where grown, when planted, when harvested, principal ... Dept. of Agriculture. Bulletin 161. New ser) by Jack Shoemaker, 1955 Florida dictionary of fruits, vegetables, flowers, fiber crops, bulbs, trees, shrubs, palms, vines, grasses: Description, where grown, when planted, when ... usage (Bulletin - Dept. of Agriculture) by Jack Shoemaker, 1956

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61. In Season Fruits, Vegetables, Nuts, Meats And Other Foods
    When ripened to this stage, fruits of most varieties can be stored for use throughoutthe winter. University of Illinois Winter squash have hard, thick skins.  
    http://www.farmersmarketonline.com/Inseason.htm
    
    Extractions: Steelheader.net It’s that time of year again, when daylight creeps further into the evenings and many wellied Orcadians (some of them wearing rubber boots) head for the spring ebbs to gather those most elusive members of the shellfish family – spoots (razor clams). Yes, catching hold of spoots can be a tricky business and I am certainly no expert. Some people lure them to the surface by sprinkling salt into the holes they leave in the sand. Alan Bichan, The Orcadian The razor clam (Siliqua patula) is an important bivalve mollusk harvested extensively throughout its range by commercial and sport fisheries. Its scientific name is derived from the Latin: siliqua means pod, and patula means open; thus, “resembling an open pod.” Alaska Department of Fisheries and Game

62. DED Tanzania, Usambara Fruits & Vegetables
    Major crops grown are maize, beans, vegetables (tomatoes, cabbages,onions and others), fruits, tea, coffee and bananas. Farm sizes  
    http://www.ded-tanzania.de/archive/secap.html
    
    Extractions: Lushoto Contents Introduction ded Activities ULT Area ... home Introduction The Project SECAP (Soil Erosion Control and Agroforestry Project) is a joint program between the District of Lushoto and the German Technical assistance ( GTZ The German Development Service (ded) is engaged in the District of Lushoto since April 1994. For the first project phase (until December 1997) one ded-development worker was deployed to the Horticulture Section and had four Subject Matter Specialists as his counterparts. The main activities during the above period can be listed as follows: Introduction, Propagation and Establishment of new and improved cultivars to the local Farming Community Maintenance of Mothertree collections and Fruittreenurseries Organisation of Awarenesscreation, Seminars, Training's and Fielddays for Farmers, Nursery Owners and Extensionstaff Beginning of a Marketing Trial of Fruit and exotic Vegetables to selected customers in order to improve the Market Situation for high quality products.

63. Horticulture And New Crops Marketing - General Industry
    Farm Markets vegetables Small fruits Industry Groups (by crop) * Nut crops* fruits * vegetables * Specialty crops Other. Farm Markets. USDA AMS.  
    http://www.uky.edu/Ag/HortBiz/gen_industry.html

64. Crops Postharvest Information - Sydney Postharvest Laboratory
    of almost all Horticultural crops (Coosemans Worldwide Speciality fruits Photosand General Information (Oasis); Speciality vegetables - Photos and  
    http://www.postharvest.com.au/links_Information.htm

65. Resources - Postharvest Technology Research And Information Center
    Harvesting and Handling Systems of Selected Horticultural crops / 74 min; HarvestingCalifornia’s Table Grapes Harvesting fruits and vegetables / 28 min;  
    http://postharvest.ucdavis.edu/Resources/visualaids.shtml

66. Compatibility Chart For Fruits And Vegetables
    the majority of produce in North American foodhandling operations, includingmost leafy vegetables, Cole crops, and temperate-origin fruits and berries.  
    http://postharvest.ucdavis.edu/Pubs/postthermo.shtml
    
    Extractions: Compatibility Chart for Fruits and Vegetables in Short-term Transport or Storage Jim Thompson, Adel Kader, and Kathi Sylva University of California, Davis University of California Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources Publication 21560 The best storage environment for an individual fruit or vegetable depends on its unique requirements for temperature, relative humidity, and ethylene exposure. Most compatibility charts for mixing products during postharvest handling divide fruits and vegetables into eight groups. In practice it is very difficult to separate products into this many groups-very few wholesale or retail handling facilities, if any, have eight temperature-controlled rooms. We have developed a three-group chart that is easier to use and still provides good product life (see the front of the poster**):

67. Vegetable Crops Page
    in fruits vegetables, Department of Horticulture and Crop Science, Ohio StateUniversity Extension. Overview of weed control for fruit and vegetable crops.  
    http://www.ag.ohio-state.edu/~vegnet/library/pestup02/pestup02.htm
    
    Extractions: 2002 Vegetable Pesticide Updates From the: Weeds Horticulture Crop Weed Update html Online ppt 14 Mbytes Diseases Vegetable Disease Update html Online ppt 1.6 Mbytes by Dr. Sally Miller, Extension Plant Pathologist, Vegetable Crops and Dennis Mills, Extension Associate, Department of Plant Pathology, Ohio State University Extension. Update of vegetable diseases and fungicides/activators. Entomology html Online ppt 2.6 Mbytes Using BT html Online ppt 2.6 Mbytes

68. Our Products
    Try all the nutritiously satisfying ingredients from Jona's fruits, vegetables,root crops and coconut lines. ITEM DESCRIPTION, PACKING PER CASE. -,  
    http://www.jonas.com.ph/fruits.html
    
    Extractions: Try all the nutritiously satisfying ingredients from Jo-na's fruits, vegetables, root crops and coconut lines. ITEM DESCRIPTION PACKING PER CASE Banana Leaves 20 x 16 oz Bean Curd 50 x 4 oz Bilimbi (Kamias) 30 x 8 oz Birchflower (Alokon) 30 x 8 oz Bittermelon Leaves (Ampalaya) 30 x 8 oz Black Beans (Kadios) 40 x 8 oz Grated Cassava 40 x 16 oz Whole Peeled Cassava 20 x 16 oz Ground Cassava Leaves 20 x 16 oz Grated Purple Yam (Ube) 20 x 16 oz Whole Purple Yam (Ube) 20 x 16 oz Green Jackfruit (Langka) 20 x 16 oz Green Tamarind Fruit (Sampalok) 30 x 8 oz Horseraddish (Malunggay) Leaves 30 x 8 oz Horseraddish Fruit (Malunggay)

69. Fruits And Vegetables - Alternatives
    Farm Management and Marketing, fruits and vegetables, Livestock, Additional Alternatives,Online Resources, Return to Home Page, fruits and vegetables. vegetables.  
    http://agalternatives.aers.psu.edu/crops/Crops.html

70. Nebraska Production Agriculture - Specialty Enterprises
    Agents Resource List for Marketing Alternative crops Sources of Organic or SustainableVegetable Production Storing Fresh fruits and vegetables Fine Tuning  
    http://lancaster.unl.edu/ag/crops/special.htm

71. NYS IPM: IPM Label On Supermarket Vegetables
    ornamentals. vegetables, fruits. Growers can qualify for IPM labelling by using theElements, which describe IPM practices for field crops, fruits and vegetables.  
    http://www.nysipm.cornell.edu/labeling/labels.html
    
    Extractions: A First for the Nation A partnership among growers, Wegmans Food Markets, Comstock Michigan Fruit, and Cornell has spawned the first IPM-labeled canned and frozen vegetables in the nation. Been to Wegmans lately? Checked out their canned vegetable shelves since mid-November? If not, you're in for a surprise. Wegmans is now selling canned peas and corn under IPM labels. Look for a blue ribbon with the acronym "IPM" and a map of New York centered in it. The backs of the labels explain that "Through IPM, growers use less pesticide over time by taking other steps to reduce pest damage. Your purchase supports the efforts of growers who truly care about the environment." "IPM" (integrated pest management) is a multifaceted approach to the problems growers face due to insects, diseases, weeds, and other agricultural pests. It focuses on alternatives to chemical pesticides, such as prevention and monitoring, biological controls, and pest-resistant plant varieties. The New York State IPM Program-created in 1985 as a partnership program of the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets, Cornell University, and Cornell Cooperative Extension-works with producers of 25 major crops in every county in New York to reduce their reliance on pesticides while maintaining high-quality, affordable products.

72. Urdu - Crops, Fruits, Vegetables In Urdu
    Home Page Doctors Page TeleMedicine Page Agriculture Page NGOs PageDisussion at TelMedPak. Thursday, February 06, 2003. Select  
    http://www.telmedpak.com/viewurdu.asp?a=crops_title3

73. MP562 Home Storage Of Fruits And Vegetables In Root Cellars, Explore MU Extensio
    The length of time that fruits and vegetables keep well in root cellars dependson several factors Early or late crops (latematuring crops store better  
    http://muextension.missouri.edu/explore/miscpubs/mp0562.htm

74. F110 Plant Production (Horticultural Crops)
    crops and flowers. Floriculture; cultivation and management of ornamental and floweringplants, bonsai. Includes production of fruits and vegetables. Potatoes.  
    http://www.agnic.org/cc/d_f110.html
    
    Extractions: SCC Home Table View Alpha View Hierarchy View ... AgDB Postings Includes all cultural activities indicated under , but specifically for horticultural crops Horticulture and gardening, cultivation of gardens and orchards, including the growing of vegetables and fruit, viticulture, ornamental plants, herbs, flowers Home and institutional gardening, lawn management, turfgrasses, golfing greens and sports turfs Greenhouse gardening of horticultural crops and flowers Floriculture; cultivation and management of ornamental and flowering plants, bonsai Includes production of fruits and vegetables Potatoes Melons and Other Cucurbits. Includes: Greens and Leafy Vegetables. Includes: Cabbage and Other Cole Crops. Includes: Rhizomes, Tubers, Bulbs, and Root Crops

75. TERENGGANU : AGRICULTURE INDUSTRY
    in the state that are suitable for commercial production of vegetable field crops. Thekind of vegetables planted include beans, gourds, melon, peas and fruits.  
    http://www.terengganu.gov.my/invest/agri/agri.htm
    
    Extractions: GENERAL BACKGROUND The State of Terengganu, situated on the East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia, is basically an agriculture state. In recent years, agriculture sector in the state is gearing up full force towards collective and commercial farming. In 1994, there are approximately 278,783 hectares of agriculture land in the state. The nature of land used in Terengganu are shown in the table below: Crop Ha. (1994) Padi Rubber Oil Palm Coconuts Cocoa Tobacco Fruits Miscellaneous Total Soils in Terengganu range from rich alluvial soil suitable for fruits, vegetable and cash crops to bris type sandy soil along the coastal region of the state which has been profitably exploited for tobacco production. Rubber and oil palm are the main crops cultivated in the state. The total area cultivated has occupied more than 2/3 of the state land used. In 1994 , about 133,200 hectares have been planted with oil palm and about 87,600 hectares with rubber. Oil palm has been cultivated under various categories, as shown in the table below:- Category Ha Estate Small Holdings FELDA FELCRA PORIM MARDI RISDA KETENGAH Subsidiary Palm oil industry in the state is limited to milling and refining. At present, there are 10 palm oil mills operating in Terengganu.

76. Transaction Costs In Mexican Fruit And Vegetable Contracting: Implications For A
    eliminated any control by the CNPH over planting and exporting of fruits and vegetables.This will take time to work its way through perennial crops, but it  
    http://naid.sppsr.ucla.edu/pubs&news/public/wp_002_94/intro.html
    
    Extractions: and Vegetable Contracting: Paper presented at the XVIII International Congress of the Latin American Studies Association, Atlanta, 10-12 March 1994. An earlier draft was prepared for the conference on The Transformations of Mexican Agriculture, Berkeley, 3-4 December 1992. David Runsten Working Paper No. 2, December 1992 and March 1994 Print this page This paper focuses on fruits and vegetables. This is not the sector where asociaciones en participacion in Mexico are most prevalent (they are mostly in poultry and livestock), but it is a sector that can be highly profitable and where Mexico has great potential. It is also one of the more labor intensive sectors in agriculture, and ejidos are certainly repositories of labor. If we can discover what the obstacles are to successful associations between ejidatarios and private capital, it may be possible to broaden the reach of the benefits of such production, creating a more diversified farm structure in fruit and vegetable production, with less reliance on armies of migrant workers. When I first went to Mexico in 1980 to look at fruit and vegetable production, I went looking for the subordination of the peasantry to large investors described by Ernest Feder and others. The reality, however, was that the peasantry was largely marginal to export fruit and vegetable production, and often shut out of or discriminated against in domestic supply systems as well (so-called mercados controlados). It was not so much that they were being exploited, but that they were excluded from the most profitable activitiesnot so much that they were victims of capital, but that capitalism had not involved them enough.

77. Agricultural Factsheet 3, Fruits And Vegetables
    See Table 2.) Many of these fruits are sold Unlike apples, vegetables and berriestend to be produced highly diversified farms growing a wide variety of crops.  
    http://ctr.uvm.edu/ext/factsheets/agfs3/fruitveg.htm

78. Edible Plants - Alternative Food Crops By Plants For A Future - Pioneer Thinking
    GROWING fruits vegetables. Alternative Food crops BY PLANTS FOR A FUTURE Thereare quite literally thousands of species of edible plants that can be grown  
    http://www.pioneerthinking.com/alternativefoodcrop.html
    
    Extractions: Newest Forum Topics: Woman In Desperate I`m 115, but I look m... My boy friend is conf... Shoplifting ... Login Root Crops Yam Dioscorea batatas This is a hardy perennial species from China and its root is delicious baked. The only drawback is that it can be 3 foot long in good soils with the thickest part of the root at the bottom - quite a task to harvest, which is probably why it is not commercially cultivated. Propagation is either by replanting the top portion of the root, stem cuttings in late spring or by tubercles - baby tubers that are freely formed in the leaf axil of older plants treated like seed, being sown in pots in the greenhouse, preferably as soon as ripe.

79. Agsolutions.ca Products : Fruits And Vegetables
    fruits and vegetables. POLYRAM DF protects crops economically and effectively, witha superior dry flowable formulation that easily mixes with water and is  
    http://www.agsolutions.ca/pub/east/products/rgen.cgi/fruits_and_vegetables

80. Fruits And Vegetables: Eating Your Way To 5 A Day
    Produce grower offers its Californiagrown fruits and vegetables to distributors worldwide. Its import-and-export business covers North America, Europe, and Asia.  
    http://vm.cfsan.fda.gov/~dms/fda5aday.html
    
    Extractions: Eating Your Way to 5 A Day by Paula Kurtzweil Are you taking the 5 A Day challenge? You may be if you find yourself: The challenge, offered by the National Cancer Institutea branch of the National Institutes of Healthis to eat at least five servings of fruits and vegetables a day, and these are some ways consumers are rising to the occasion. They're taking advantage of the healthful benefits of fruits and vegetables. Studies by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and the National Academy of Sciences suggest that the nutritional goodness of fruits and vegetables, with a diet that is low in fat, saturated fat and cholesterol and that contains plenty of whole-grain breads and cereals, may decrease the risk of heart disease and cancer. Fruits' and vegetables' potential to help improve the health of Americans led NCI to begin a multi-year public education campaign in 1992. Its goal is to increase consumers' awareness of the importance of fruits and vegetables and to give consumers ideas on how they can increase their intake. With its partner, the Produce for Better Health (PBH) Foundationa nonprofit consumer education foundation funded by the produce industryNCI has taken the "5 A Day for Better Health" message to grocery stores, classrooms, television, work sites, churches, and elsewhere.

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