smallfarms.oregonstate.edu
Biodiversity and Pest Management | Small Farms Programs
http://smallfarms.oregonstate.edu/biodiversity-and-pest-management
Skip to Main Content Area. Tree Fruits and Nuts. High Tunnel and Greenhouse. Biodiversity and Pest Management. Pasture and Grazing Management. Weeds, Poisonous Plants and Other Pests. Mud and Manure Management. Improving Soil Quality and Cover Crops. Agricultural Composting and Water Quality. Water Management Workshop Series. Biodiversity and Pest Management. Also see pest management sections under specific crops. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. OSU Farmscaping for Beneficials Program.
agsyst.wsu.edu
Vegetable Research & Extension Center
http://agsyst.wsu.edu/pestmang.html
Mount Vernon Northwestern Washington Research and Extension Center. Vegetable Research and Extension. WSU Department of Horticulture. WSU Mount Vernon NWREC. Soil, Water and Pest Management. Value-Added and Food Safety. PNW Vegetable Extension Group. Carol Miles, Ph.D. WSU Mount Vernon NWREC. 16650 State Route 536. Mount Vernon, WA 98273. Tel 360•848•6150. Fax 360•848•6159. Soil, Water, and Pest Management. WSDA Pesticide Recertification Courses. WSU Pesticide and Environmental Stewardship. Vegetable gro...
agsyst.wsu.edu
Vegetable Research & Extension Center
http://agsyst.wsu.edu/index.html
Mount Vernon Northwestern Washington Research and Extension Center. Vegetable Research and Extension. WSU Department of Horticulture. WSU Mount Vernon NWREC. Soil, Water and Pest Management. Value-Added and Food Safety. PNW Vegetable Extension Group. Carol Miles, Ph.D. WSU Mount Vernon NWREC. 16650 State Route 536. Mount Vernon, WA 98273. Tel 360•848•6150. Fax 360•848•6159. The Vegetable Research and Extension. Program at WSU Mount Vernon Northwestern Washington Research and Extension Center.
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Reference Information | OVS
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Skip to main content. Livestock and Game Fencing. Tying and Tape Supplies. Agricultural Cover Crop Seed. Extended Warranties and Insurance. Lawn and Garden / Small Engine Services. Seasonal Specials and Fliers. Lawn and Garden / Small Engine Parts. Outlook Newsletter (download current and past issues). Wood Trellis Posts - Treatment Processes Compared. An overview of which treatment processes work best on which types of woods. Soil and Tissue Sampling. Reviews how to properly take and review test results.
gardenersshadow.blogspot.com
Gardeners Shadow: The Gardener's Shadow
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Monday, October 24, 2011. Gardening in the PNW - Brown Bag Series. Tips, tricks and lessons learned from new gardeners.). October 26-27, 2011. The Gardener’s Shadow - Intro. 10 raised beds w/ irrigation. Two 100% happy gardeners. Lots of veggies, year-round. The Gardener’s Shadow - Raised Beds. Half-sized cinderblocks: long-lasting, economical. 4 x 14 foot beds (52 blocks). Warmer soil in Spring. 4-foot aisles (allows carts, wheelbarrows, etc.). The Gardener’s Shadow - Row Covers. 6-mil poly in Winter.
vegetables.wsu.edu
Vegetable Research & Extension Center
http://vegetables.wsu.edu/index.html
Mount Vernon Northwestern Washington Research and Extension Center. Vegetable Research and Extension. WSU Department of Horticulture. WSU Mount Vernon NWREC. Soil, Water and Pest Management. Value-Added and Food Safety. PNW Vegetable Extension Group. Carol Miles, Ph.D. WSU Mount Vernon NWREC. 16650 State Route 536. Mount Vernon, WA 98273. Tel 360•848•6150. Fax 360•848•6159. The Vegetable Research and Extension. Program at WSU Mount Vernon Northwestern Washington Research and Extension Center.
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Got Pests? - Western IPM.org
http://www.westernipm.org/index.cfm/got-pests
We support the development, adoption and evaluation of integrated pest. Management to benefit the people, environment and economy of the West. IPM in the West. For the latest IPM news and funding announcements, subscribe to our monthly newsletter. Raquo; Got Pests? A Western spotted cucumber beetle. The best resources for helping you identify and manage pests safely are the state IPM programs and county extension offices where you live. See the State Programs. And the new Colorado IPM website.
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