P-ISSN 0008-0845
E-ISSN 2160-8091
Articles in Vol. 30, Issue 2, 1976
Vol. 30, Issue 2, 1976
- Accentuating the positiveJ Kendrick
- Researchers crack blue egg claimsCalifornia Agriculture
- Removing competition boosts tree growthCalifornia Agriculture
- Fungi improve yieldsCalifornia Agriculture
- Breakthrough in study of living cellsCalifornia Agriculture
- Outdoor education for California's migrant childrenE JohnsonA Perez
- Influencing growth ofT MockT FurutaA Leiser
- Drip and furrow irrigation of fresh market tomatoes on a slowly permeable soil: Part 1. productionV SchweersD Grimes
- Drip and furrow irrigation of fresh market tomatoes on a slowly permeable soil: Tomatoes: Part 2. water relationsD GrimesV SchweersP Wiley
- Control of biting and annoying gnats with fertilizerE LegnerR SjogrenG OltonL Moore
- Preventive medication for feedlot replacement calvesD AddisG LofgreenJ ClarkJ DunbarC AdamsF Cress
- Sugarbeet powdery mildew in imperial valleyA PaulusD KontaxisJ Nelson
- Rind necrosis in watermelon cultivarsD Kontaxis
Kendrick, J. 1976. “Accentuating the Positive.” California Agriculture: The Journal of UC Agriculture and Natural Resources 30 (2): 2–2.