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Vol. 53, Issue 1, 1999January 01, 1999 PDT
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Vine mealybug threatens grapes
Vine mealybug threatens grapes
California Agriculture,
Articles in Vol. 53, Issue 1, 1999
Vol. 53, Issue 1, 1999
- Strategic planning enters new phaseW Gomes
- Science BriefsCalifornia Agriculture
- New aphids infest lettuceCalifornia Agriculture
- Vine mealybug threatens grapesCalifornia Agriculture
- Safety award winners describe best practicesCalifornia Agriculture
- UC shores up research for CALFED: How do you slice the water pie?California Agriculture
- Q & A: Devising a water strategy for the 21st centuryH Vaux
- Saline water can be reused to irrigate sugarbeets, but sugar may be lowS KaffkaD DaxueG Peterson
- Shot hole encourages almond drop, doesn't harm kernelsB TeviotdaleN GoodellD Harper
- Contaminants and injury induce inking on peaches and nectarinesC CrisostoR JohnsonK DayB BeedeH Andris
- Farmers adopt new irrigation and fertilizer techniques: Changes could help growers maintain yields, protect water qualityJ DillonS Edinger-MarshallJ Letey
- Food preparation practices influence nutritionE WestC LampA JoyS MurphyM HudesS BunchJ Wright
- Farmworkers positive about their jobs, but suggest improvementsG Billikopf
- Desert heat degrades quality of stored alfalfa hayJ GuerreroS Winans
California Agriculture. 1999. “Vine Mealybug Threatens Grapes.” California Agriculture: The Journal of UC Agriculture and Natural Resources 53 (1): 4–4.