UC Workshop on Compost Use for Pest Management in Agriculture
May 13, 1997
Funding for this meeting was provided by the UC IPM Project, USDA Smith-Lever IPM and California Integrated Waste Management Board.
This material is based on work supported by the Extension Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, under special project Section 3(d), Integrated Pest Management.
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Contents
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Assessing Compost Maturity and Suitability for Agricultural Uses T.K. Hartz |
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Effects of Organic Amendments on Soil Nitrogen Supply and Microbial Activity T.K. Hartz |
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Effect of Compost on Plant Disease Suppression M. de la Fuente |
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How Agricultural End-Users Can Assess Compost Quality J. VanderGheynst |
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Compost Research at Woods End W. Brinton |
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Using Composted and Fresh Yardwastes in the Culture of Landscape Bedding Plants J. Downer, R. Evans, and L. Dodge |
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Bioassays for Disease Suppressiveness of Potting Mixes M. Grebus |
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Weed Seed Germination as Affected by the Composting Process C. Wilen, C. Elmore |