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TOMATOES AND CUCUMBERS ARE A GOOD COMBINATION FOR A DOUBLE-CROPPING SYSTEM.

Author:

H.Y. Hanna

Vegetable Crops

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Type:: Journal Article

in HortScience

Published print:: 01 Jun 1995

Volume/Issue:: Volume 30: Issue 3

Article Category:: Research Article

EFFECTS OF BROCCOLI-CROPPED SOIL ON THE GROWTH OF BROCCOLI, CABBAGE, AND CAULIFLOWER

Authors:

Jose Reynaldo A. Santos

and

Daniel I. Leskovar

Vegetable Crops

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Type:: Journal Article

in HortScience

Published print:: 01 Apr 1993

Volume/Issue:: Volume 28: Issue 4

Article Category:: Research Article

EXPERIMENTSTO ESTABLISH KIWANO (CUCUMIS METULIFERUS L.) AS A SPECIAL TY CROP FOR MISSOURI

Authors:

Dyremple B. Marsh

and

Steve Maledy

Vegetable Crops

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Type:: Journal Article

in HortScience

Published print:: 01 Apr 1993

Volume/Issue:: Volume 28: Issue 4

Article Category:: Research Article

Can Cover Crop-based Systems Reduce Vegetable Crop Fertilizer Nitrogen Requirements in the Southeastern United States?

Authors:

Laura Avila

Johannes Scholberg

Lincoln Zotarelli

, and

Robert McSorely

Oral Session 11— Vegetable Crops Culture & Management 28 July 2006, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m. Bayside B Moderator: Alan Walters

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Type:: Journal Article

in HortScience

Published print:: 01 Jul 2006

Volume/Issue:: Volume 41: Issue 4

Article Category:: Research Article

Nitrogen Sources for Organic Vegetable Crops

Authors:

Mark Gaskell

and

Richard Smith

cultural practices to manipulate N start with building SOM. Other important potential sources of N include fixed N from legumes included as a cover or rotation crop, compost produced from on-farm or off-farm materials, manures from on-farm or off

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Type:: Journal Article

in HortTechnology

Published print:: 01 Dec 2007

Volume/Issue:: Volume 17: Issue 4

Article Category:: Research Article

Integrating Root Interception Capacity and Crop Nitrogen Demand into BMPs for Vegetable Crops

Authors:

Johannes Scholberg

Kelly Morgan

Lincoln Zotarelli

Eric Simonne

, and

Michael Dukes

Oral Session 16— Vegetable Crops Culture & Management 29 July 2006, 8:00–9:30 a.m. Bayside A Moderator: Teresa Olczyk

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Type:: Journal Article

in HortScience

Published print:: 01 Jul 2006

Volume/Issue:: Volume 41: Issue 4

Article Category:: Research Article

640 PB 372 FALL COLE CROP PRODUCTION FOLLOWING TOBACCO

Authors:

A.M. Clements

and

L.A. Weston

80 POSTER SESSION 12 (Abstr. 635-649) Crop Protection

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Type:: Journal Article

in HortScience

Published print:: 01 May 1994

Volume/Issue:: Volume 29: Issue 5

Article Category:: Research Article

002 HAIRY VETCH COVER CROP PROVIDES ALL THE NITROGEN REQUIRED BY THE TOMATO CROP

Authors:

Aref A. Abdul-Baki

and

John R. Teasdale

12 ORAL SESSION 1 (Abstr. 001-008) Vegetables: Cover Crops/Culture and Management

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Type:: Journal Article

in HortScience

Published print:: 01 May 1994

Volume/Issue:: Volume 29: Issue 5

Article Category:: Research Article

Nitrogen Contribution of Legume/Cereal Mixed Cover Crops and Organic Fertilizers to an Organic Broccoli Crop

Authors:

Joji Muramoto

Richard F. Smith

Carol Shennan

Karen M. Klonsky

James Leap

Miriam Silva Ruiz

, and

Stephen R. Gliessman

soil organic matter, compost, recently incorporated crop and cover crop residues, and various organic fertilizers. Cover crops can provide an inexpensive source of N for crop production ( Smith, in press ; Wyland et al., 1996 ). Use of a legume

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