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Volume 8 Number 4
Winter 2005/2006
Catch the "BLUES"
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Revised 2005 Worker Protection Standard How-to-Comply Manual
Available by Paul André
page 2
Considering Cut Flowers
by Marilyn Odneal
page 3
Outdoor Power Equipment: Selection and Maintenance
by Duane Gabriel
page 5
Fruit Names and Expression: What do they mean?
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 7
Endangered Species Protection Program
by Paul André
page 8
Agroforestry
by John Avery
page 9
Coming Events
by Editors
page 11
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Volume 8 Number 3
Autumn 2005
Not a "Berry" Good Year
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Unearthing the Layers of GIS
by Brandi Parsley
page 2
Heat & Drought Affects Vegetable Crops
by Gaylor Moore
page 4
Genomics
by Laszlo Kovacs
page 5
Ross's Produce Farm
by Marilyn Odneal
page 8
C. L. "Doc" Scrivner: Teacher and Blueberry Pioneer
by Editors
page 9
Cold Frames and Hotbeds as Season Extenders
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 10
Developments in Tart Cherry Cultivars and Rootstocks
by Patrick Byers
page 12
Dr. Dan's Farewell
by Editors
page 14
Growing Growers Program
by Editors
page 15
Cleaning Up the Fall Garden
by Jennifer Barnes-Schutter
page 15
Berry Basket Subscriptions
by Editors
page 17
Coming Events
by Editors
page 17
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Volume 8 Number 2
Summer 2005
The Time is Ripe for Organic Blueberries
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Coming Events
by Editors
page 3
Strawberry Varieties for Missouri
by Martin Kaps
page 4
Missouri's Invasive Plants
by Jennifer Barnes-Schutter
page 5
Stressed Out Plants
by Wenping Qiu
page 7
Missouri Farmers' Market Association
by Peggy Schletty
page 9
Make a Splash with Native Plants
by Judy Allmon
page 11
Al's Backyard
by Marilyn Odneal
page 12
Missouri State University Centennial Garden Dedication
by Marilyn Odneal
page 14
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Volume 8 Number 1
Spring 2005
Newer Cultivars Deserve a Look
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
The Horticulture and Agriculture Industry of Costa Rica
by Jennifer Barnes-Schutter
page 3
Tomato Blight, A Foliar Black Mark
by Gaylord Moore
page 5
Midwest Gardening Symposium
by Marilyn Odneal
page 6
Hand Thinning of Deciduous Fruit Trees
by John Avery
page 9
Grow Native! Brings Flowers that Fly to your Yard
by Judy Allmon
page 11
The Obliquebanded Leafroller Pest Biology and Control
by Dan Waldstein
page 12
Plasticulture--Strawberries
by Jay Chism
page 13
Recommended Apple Books at Evans Library
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 14
Coming Events
by Editors
page 15
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Volume 7 Number 4
Winter 2004/2005
Blueberries – A Nutraceutical?
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Early Spring Bloomers in the Garden
by Jennifer Barnes-Schutter
page 2
Brrrrrr! It's Cold Outside. Is it Time to put on Row covers?
by Jay Chism
page 3
Perennial Bed Preparation
by Marilyn Odneal
page 4
Missouri State University-Mountain Grove Welcomes Dr. Inno Onwueme
by Patrick Byers
page 6
Ten Attributes of a Good Gardener
by Gaylord Moore
page 7
Armadillos in Missouri
by Lynn Robbins
page 8
Armadillo Damage Identification, Prevention and Control
by Scott McWilliams
page 9
Tree Fruit Research Reports
by Dan Waldstein
page 10
Natives are for the Birds
by Judy Allmon
page 12
Conference Report: Part 3 of 3: AgNIC
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 13
25th Small Fruit and Vegetable Conference
by Patrick Byers
page 14
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Volume 7 Number 3
Fall 2004
Annual Checkup
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Treading the Wine Press
by Victor H. Matthews
page 4
Soil Test Results Valuable
by Gaylord Moore
page 6
A Fruitful Trip to Germany
by Daniel Waldstein
page 7
McMurtrey's Harvest
by Marilyn Odneal
page 8
Winterizing your Sprayer
by Patrick Byers
page 10
Holiday Plants
by Jennifer Barnes
page 10
Conference Report: AgNIC
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 12
New "Publications" Website
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 13
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Volume 7 Number 2
Summer 2004
It's "T" Time
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Routine Maintenance of Roses
by Jennifer Barnes
page 3
The Midwest Gardening Symposium II
by Marilyn Odneal
page 4
Dr. James F. Moore Retires
by the Editors
page 7
Horticulture in Uzbekistand - Part 2
by Patrick Byers
page 8
Cedar Apple Rust
by Tim Baker
page 11
Consider a Small Vineyard
by Paul Gospodarczyk
page 12
Japanese Beetles, a Threat of Heavy Plant Damage
by Gaylord Moore
page 14
Conference Report: Part 1 of 3: National Library Legislation Day
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 16
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Volume 7 Number 1
Spring 2004
It's Blueberry Time
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Horticulture in Uzbekistan
by Patrick Byers
page 3
Midwest Gardening Symposium I
by Marilyn Odneal
page 6
So You Think You Want to Grow Pumpkins
by Gaylord Moore
page 9
The Development and Practical Management of Insecticide Resistance Part II
by Daniel Waldstein
page 10
Rose Rosette Disease
by Jennifer Barnes
page 12
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Volume 6 Number 4
Winter 2003/2004
Challenges or Resolutions??
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Starting Plants at Home
by Gaylord Moore
page 3
Part 1 of the Development and Practical Management of Insecticide Resistance
by Daniel Waldstein
page 3
Summerfield Greenhouses
by Marilyn Odneal
page 6
Berry Burgers
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 8
The Many Benefits of Specialty Pesticides
by Jennifer Barnes
page 9
Herbicide Sprayer Calibration
by John Avery
page 10
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Volume 6 Number 3
Fall 2003
Missouri’s Blueberry Acreage
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
High Tunnel Vegetable Production
by Gaylord Moore
page 3
Gooseberries on the Web
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 4
Destroy All Mummies
by Susanne Howard
page 5
The Wilds of Missouri
by Marilyn Odneal
page 7
Winter Protection for Strawberries
by Patrick Byers
page 9
Fall Care and Clean-up
by Jennifer Barnes
page 10
Mulch and Wrap Trees in Fall
by Marilyn Odneal
page 10
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Volume 6 Number 2
Summer 2003
Controlling Blueberry Pests
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Evans Library Receives Grant
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 4
Summer Softwood Propagation
by John Avery
page 5
Fall Gardening
by Gaylord Moore
page 7
Ozark Bamboo Garden
by Marilyn Odneal
page 8
Watering Plants: When & How Much?
by Jennifer Barnes
page 10
Fireblight
by Dan Waldstein
page 11
Peento Peaches
by Patrick Byers
page 12
ASEV Meeting 2003 in Reno
by Susanne Howard
page 13
A Trip to Turkey
by Patrick Byers
page 14
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Volume 6 Number 1
Spring 2003
NOP and Blueberries
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Elderberry Development Project
by Patrick Byers
page 4
Vegetables-Fertilize for Quality and Production
by Gaylord Moore
page 5
Cherries, Apples and Quince on a Path Down Memory Lane
by Susanne Howard
page 6
Peonies for the Home Landscape
by Jennifer Barnes
page 8
Spring Flowers Brighten Landscape
by Jennifer Barnes
page 9
Farmers’ Market Workshop
by Lisa Kicklighter
page 10
Market Tips
by Marilyn Odneal
page 10
Sell What You Grow
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 11
Soil Temperature and Vegetable Seed Germination
by Gaylord Moore
page 14
Review Worker Protection Standard
by Paul André
page 16
Making Wine for Home Use
by Marilyn Odneal
page 16
Viticulture Field Day
by the Editors
page 17
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Volume 5 Number 4
Winter 2002/2003
The Fate of Nitrogen
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Elderberry Resources
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 3
Spring Weed Control
by John Avery
page 4
Blueberry Insects
by Dan Waldstein
page 6
Update Spray Guides Now
by Marilyn Odneal
page 8
Midwinter Vineyard Care: Propagation
by Susanne Howard
page 8
Using Native Plants in the Home Landscape
by Jennifer Barnes
page 9
The Adventure Continues - Pawpaws!
by Patrick Byers
page 10
Workshops on Developing and Enhancing Farmers’ Markets
by Tammy Bruckerhoff
page 12
2003 MO Small Fruit and Vegetable Conference
by Patrick Byers
page 13
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Volume 5 Number 3
Fall 2002
Top 10 Reasons to Grow Blueberries
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Blues News
by Earnie Bohner
page 2
Winter Weed Control
by John Avery
page 3
Pruning Grapevines
by Susanne Howard
page 5
Putting the Garden to Sleep
by Jennifer Barnes
page 7
Is Commercial Vegetable Production for You?
by Gaylord Moore
page 9
Winterizing Fruits, Vegetables and Yourself
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 9
Persimmon Report
by Patrick Byers
page 10
Selecting Seeds for Perfect Plates
by Teresa Hoy
page 12
The Flower Lady
by Marilyn Odneal
page 13
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Volume 5 Number 2
Summer 2002
Post-Harvest Care of Blueberries
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Blues News
by Earnie Bohner
page 2
Growing Chrysanthemums in the Home Landscape
by Jennifer Barnes
page 3
Brambles 2002: A Year to Remember (or Forget)
by Patrick Byers
page 4
Physiological Disorders of Tomatoes
by Gaylord Moore
page 6
Thinning Grapes
by Susanne Howard
page 7
New Integrated Pest Management Researcher/Advisor [Daniel Waldstein]
by the Editors
page 8
Organic Websites for Small Fruit
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 9
Growing Fruit for Home Use- On the Web
by Marilyn Odneal
page 10
Row Middles
by John Avery
page 11
Plants of Merit
by Paul Gospodarczyk
page 13
ALOT Program Information
by the Editors
page 15
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Volume 5 Number 1
Spring 2002
Balance of Power
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Blues News
by Earnie Bohner
page 3
Irrigation System Planning
by John Avery
page 4
Heirloom Vegetables - From the Past to the Future
by Gaylord Moore
page 6
Preparing to Plant Perennials
by Jennifer Barnes
page 7
Strawberry Highlights of the Missouri Small Fruit and Vegetable Conference
by Patrick Byers
page 8
The Luscious Strawberry
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 9
Tree Carpets
by Marilyn Odneal
page 12
A Future for the Perennial Matted Row?
by Marvin Pritts. Reprinted from Proceedings of the Southeast Strawberry Expo 2002
page 13
Sheltered Workshops
by Tammy Bruckerhoff
page 14
Spring Horticulture Conference Contacts
by Marilyn Odneal
page 14
Classifieds
From the Editors
page 15
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Volume 4 Number 4
Winter 2001/2002
Water: Too Little or Too Much
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Blues News
by Jay Chism
page 4
The 2001 Strawberry Season
by Patrick Byers
page 5
Why Choose Ornamental Grass?
by Jennifer Barnes
page 7
Petunia: New Look for an Old Favorite
by David Trinklein
page 8
Linking Missouri Producers to Restaurants
by Teresa Hoy
page 10
Skinny Peach Trees
by Judy McBride, Agricultural Research Service Information Staff
page 10
Spring Sown Vegetable & Flower Crops
by John Avery
page 12
Vegetable Crops
by Gaylord Moore
page 13
An Autumn Olive a Day Keeps the Doctor Away!
by Patrick Byers
page 14
Two Favorite Gardening Books
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 16
2002 Small Fruit and Vegetable Conference
by Patrick Byers
page 16
2002 Spring Horticulture Conference
by Marilyn Odneal
page 17
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Volume 4 Number 3
Fall 2001
Reviewing the Basics
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Blues News
by Jay Chism
page 3
Winter Mulch for Strawberries
by Patrick Byers
page 4
Cover crops
by John Avery
page 5
Pesticide Labels Online - Some Second Thoughts
by Paul Andre
page 7
Blueberries: Nature’s Healthy Blue Treat
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 8
Researchers Create Perfume Lure for female Codling Moth
Note: This article is reprinted from the Fruit Growers News, October, 2001, pp. 35-36.
page 9
Fertilization, Liming and Soil Sampling for Vegetable Crops
by Gaylord Moore
page 11
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Volume 4 Number 2
Summer 2001
Healthy Birds
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Blues News
by Jay Chism
page 2
Operation Bird Net
by Marilyn Odneal
page 3
Raspberry Crown Borer Damage on Blackberries
by Patrick Byers
page 5
Grafting Nut Trees: The Bark Graft
by John Avery
page 6
Phenoxy Herbicide Damage to Plants
by Patrick Byers
page 9
Fall - A Second Chance to Grow a Productive Vegetable Garden
by Gaylord Moore
page 11
Pesticide Labels Online
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 11
Classifieds
by the Editors
page 12
Market Your Fruits and Vegetables Online
by the Editors
page 12
Stark Bro’s Nursery Closing
This article is based on a series run in July, 2001 concerning the Stark Bro's Nursery and used by permission of Walt Gilbert, publisher, Louisiana Press-Journal, Louisiana, Missouri
page 12
Missouri Blueberry Growers Survey
by the Editors
page 13
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Volume 4 Number 1
Spring 2001
From the Editors
by Marilyn Odneal
page 1
Nitrogen - A Major Macronutrient
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Blueberry Council News: Singing the Blues
by Jay Chism
page 3
Pollinators for Small Fruit Crops 2: Other Bees
by John Avery
page 5
Good Agricultural Practices for Missouri Strawberry Growers
by Patrick Byers
page 7
Vegetable Disease Management Strategies
by Gaylord Moore
page 8
New Primocane Raspberry Potentials for Colder Areas
by Charlie O'Dell - Editor’s note: Charlie O’Dell is an Extension Horticulturist for Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Virginia. This article was originally published in the Proceedings of the 2001 Missouri Small Fruit Conference, but has since been updated by the author from the original copy (#15 under "Some Primocane Raspberry Considerations" and revisions to the harvest-aid trellis). If you have the original proceedings, you may want to note the changes.
page 9
A Prickley Subject - Brambles!
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 11
Southeast Fruit Growers Tour
by the Editors
page 12
Harvest Connection
by Teresa Hoy
page 12
Notes on Captan Registration and Disease Control Recommendation for Small
Fruit and Tree Fruit in the Year 2001
by Michael A. Ellis
page 13
Missouri Small Fruit Growers Association
by Rex and Ginney Whipple
page 14
Falling Fruit Lands Man in Jail
(Reuters)
page 14
Crop Cart
Contributed by Marilyn Odneal
page 14
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Volume 3 Number 4
Winter 2000/2001
From the Editors
by Marilyn Odneal
page 1
It's Pruning Time!
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Blueberry Council News
by Bob and Ronnie Hershey
page 3
Pollinators for Small Fruit Crops
by John Avery
page 4
Use of Different Colored Plastic Mulches for Yield and Earliness
by Gaylord Moore
page 5
Strawberry Cultivar Evaluation at Mountain Grove
by Martin Kaps, Patrick Byers and Marilyn Odneal
page 6
Integrated Weed Management - Strawberry Site Preparation
by Patrick Byers
page 6
Consumer Trends Drive Agriculture
by Patrick Byers
page 7
Value Added Promotion
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 8
2001 Missouri Spring Horticulture Conference
by the Editors
page 9
Reminder! Missouri Small Fruit Conference
by the Editors
page 9
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Volume 3 Number 3
Fall 2000
From the Editors
by Marilyn Odneal
page 1
Signs of Chlorosis
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Blueberry Council News
by Bob and Ronnie Hershey
page 3
Farm Tour 2000
by Bob Hershey
page 3
Plant Propagation II: Summer Greenwood Propagation of Wood Plants
by John Avery
page 4
Proper Storage Retains Vegetable Quality
by Gaylord Moore
page 5
Bees - The Beneficial Insect
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 6
Missouri Department of Agriculture Striving to Increase Market Opportunities
by Tammy Bruckerhoff
page 7
2001 Missouri Small Conference
by the Editors
page 7
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Volume 3 Number 2
Summer 2000
From the Editors
by Marilyn Odneal
page 1
Nutrient Management
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Blueberry Council News
by Bob and Ronnie Hershey
page 3
Plant Propagation 1: The Mist System
by John Avery
page 4
Weather-Wise Vegetable Production
by Gaylord Moore
page 5
What to Do with all the Fruit
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 6
Small Fruit Research at the Missouri State Fruit Experiment Station
by Patrick Byers
page 7
Bird Control Update Y2K
by Bob Hershey
page 8
Precious Moments Point of View
by Marilyn Odneal
page 9
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Volume 3 Number 1
Spring 2000
From the Editors
by Marilyn Odneal
page 1
Weed Control in Blueberries
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Blueberry Council News
by Bob and Ronnie Hershey
page 3
Fall Cole Crops for the Gardener
by John Avery
page 4
Non-Chemical Weed Control Strategies
by Gaylord Moore
page 5
Daylily Culture
based on a presentation made by Faye Coble
page 6
Southwest Missouri Spring Horticulture Conference
by Gladys Gaeke
page 7
Small Fruit Pricing
by Patrick Byers
page 8
Nursery Catalogs Online
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 9
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Volume 2 Number 4
Winter 1999/2000
From the Editors
by Marilyn Odneal
page 1
"Normal Rainfall" - A 1999 Myth!
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Blueberry Council News
by Bob and Ronnie Hershey
page 3
Small Fruit Growers Association
by Rex Whipple
page 3
Commercial Strawberry Plasticulture Workshop
by Patrick Byers
page 4
Biotechnology: A Consumer Choice
by Gaylord Moore
page 5
It’s Winter and the Surfing is Indoors
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 6
Replacing Lost Plants
by Bob Hershey
page 7
Berry Good Protection for Aging Brains
Article by Janet Raloff, September 18, 1999, reprinted with permission from SCIENCE
NEWS, the weekly newsmagazine of science, copyright 1999 by Science Service
page 7
2000 Missouri Small Fruit Conference
by Patrick Byers
page 8
Southwest Missouri Spring Horticulture Conference
by Andy Thomas
page 9
Fruit Recipes on the Web [Pear and Cranberry Pie]
by Marilyn Odneal
page 9
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Volume 2 Number 3
Fall 1999
From the Editors
by Marilyn Odneal
page 1
Blueberries: "Fruit of the Year"
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Blueberry Council News
by Bob Hershey
page 3
Small Fruit Growers Association
by Rex Whipple
page 3
Blueberry Festival
by Bob and Ronnie Hershey
page 4
Small Grains as Winter Cover Crops
by Rex Whipple
page 5
Paul Evans Library of Fruit Science - More Than Just Books!
by Suzi Teghtmeyer
page 6
Missouri Small Fruit Conference Date Set
by the editors
page 6
Commercial Strawberry Plasticulture Workshop
by the editors
page 6
Centennial Celebration
by Marilyn Odneal
page 7
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Volume 2 Number 2
Summer 1999
From the Editors
by Marilyn Odneal
page 1
Preparing for Y2K
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Blueberry Council News
by Bob Hershey
page 2
Small Fruit Growers Association
by Rex Whipple
page 3
The Corn Earworm, A Serious Pest in Sweet Corn
by Gaylord Moore
page 3
Blonde Drupelet of Blackberry
by Patrick Byers
page 4
Genetically Altered Corn
This article is reprinted for general interest from the Springfield News-Leader, Thursday, May 20 (Associated Press)
page 5
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Volume 2 Number 1
Spring 1999
From the Editors
by Marilyn Odneal
page 1
New Twists to Old Practices
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Blueberry Council News
by Bob Hershey
page 3
Small Fruit Growers Association
by Kenneth Nenneman
page 4
Reduce Tomato Diseases with Proper Management
by Gaylord Moore
page 4
In Search of a Champion Elderberry
by Andy Thomas
page 5
Blueberries-The Health Food for the 21st Century
This article by Lynn Kelley, Manger of Promotions and Communications MBG Marketing is reprinted from The Blue Print, Winter, 1999
page 6
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Volume 1 Number 4
Winter 1998/1999
From the Editors
by Marilyn Odneal
page 1
The "Healthy" Blues
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Blueberry Council News
by Bob Hershey
page 2
Starting Plants from Seeds
by Gaylord Moore
page 5
Missouri Small Fruit Conference
by Patrick Byers
page 6
Southwest Missouri Horticulture Conference
by the editor
page 6
Volume 1 Number 3
Fall 1998
From the Editors
by Marilyn Odneal
page 1
Some Numbers do have Meaning!
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Centennial of the Missouri State Fruit Experiment Station
by Patrick Byers
page 3
Blueberry Council News
by Bob Hershey
page 5
Vegetables and Herbicides
by Timothy P. Baker
page 6
Volume 1 Number 2
Summer 1998
From the Editors
by Marilyn Odneal
page 1
Berry Size and Taste Sells Blueberries
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Missouri Small Fruit Growers Association
by Flyod Livingston
page 3
Blueberry Council News
by Bob Hershey
page 3
The Squash Vine Borer, a Major Pest for the '98 Season
by Gaylord Moore
page 5
Strawberry Rootworm
by Patrick Byers
page 5
Volume 1 Number 1
Spring 1998
From the Editors
by Marilyn Odneal
page 1
Soil pH - Easy to Change; Difficult to Stabilize
by Ben Fuqua
page 1
Missouri Small Fruit Grower's Association Formed
by Rex Whipple
page 3
Blueberry Council News
by Bob Hershey
page 4
Know Your Pests When Growing Pumpkins and Squash!
by Gaylord Moore
page 4
Mulch Machine
by Bob Hershey
page 5
Weed Management in Newly Planted Strawberries Without Dacthal
by Dr. A.R. Bonanno, University of Massachusetts. Reprinted from the Small Fruit News of Central New York, May 1, 1998
page 6
That Which We Call A Rose
by Patrick Byers
page 6
News from the Berry Patch
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Index to the issues
Volume 4 Number 3/4
Winter 1997/98
Missouri Small Fruit Growers Association Update
by Floyd Livingston
page 1
Food Safety
by Patrick Byers
page 1
1998 Missouri Small Fruit Conference
by Patrick Byers
page 2
Helpful Hints
by the editors
page 3
Volume 4 Number 1/2
Summer 1997
From the Editors
by Gaylord Moore
page 1
Rowcovers
by Patrick Byers
page 1
Dacthal in Jeopardy
by Gaylord Moore
page 2
A Letter to Growers
by Floyd Livingston
page 3
Volume 3 Number 3
Fall 1996
From the Editors
by Gaylord Moore
page 1
Hardiness and Small Fruit Crops
by Patrick Byers
page 1
The Portacooler, a Berry Cool Idea
by Gaylord Moore
page 2
A "Berry" Good Question: Should I market my berries by weight or volume?
by the editors
page 3
A Profile of Organic Growers
by the editors
page 4
Volume 3 Number 2
Summer 1996
From the Editors
by Patrick Byers
page 1
Diversity in Practice
by Patrick Byers
page 1
Irrigation Water Quality Problems and Solutions - Part II
by Bob Shultheis
page 2
A "Berry" Good Question: What is a tensiometer? Is it worth the investment?
by the editors
page 4
Volume 3 Number 1
Winter/Spring 1996
From the Editors
by Gaylord Moore
page 1
Irrigation Water Quality Problems and Solutions - Part I
by Bob Shultheis
page 1
Small Fruit Breeding: Why Bother and What's It All About? - Part II
by Chad Finn
page 2
Helpful Hints: On Removing Spent Floricanes
by Barbara Goulart
page 4
Did you know! [re: snowfall to rainfall]
by the editors
page 4
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Volume 2 Number 4
Winter 1995/96
From the Editors
by Patrick Byers
page 1
Diversity for the Small Fruit Grower
by Gaylord Moore
page 1
Small Fruit Breeding: Why Bother and What's It All About? - Part I
by Chad Finn
page 2
A "Berry" Good Question: Last year I failed to mulch my strawberries and didn't notice any big change in production or other problems. Is mulching a must for good strawberry production practices?
by the editors
page 3
Helpful Hints: Plant a tree and Publications of interest
by the editors
page 4
Volume 2 Number 3
August-September-October 1995
From the Editors
by Gaylord Moore
page 1
Diversity for the Small Fruit Grower
by Gaylord Moore
page 1
Missouri Highland Farms
by Patrick Byers
page 1
Bramble insect Pests
by Bruce Barrett
page 3
Helpful Hints: Strawberry fertilization
by the editors
page 3
A "Berry" Good Question: Weed control is a problem in my strawberries. Do you have any thoughts on how to best manage weeds in my berries?
by the editors
page 4
Fall Chores after Harvest
by Gaylord Moore
page 4
Volume 2 Number 2
May-June-July 1995
From the Editors
by Patrick Byers
page 1
Chism's Harvest Farm
by Gaylord Moore
page 1
Pricing for Small Fruit Crops
by Patrick Byers
page 2
A "Berry" Good Question: I'm ordering nursery stock for planting in 1996. How can I find a good source of quality stock?
by the editors
page 3
Helpful Hints: Checklist for Harvest
by Marilyn Odneal
page 4
Volume 2 Number 1
February 1995
From the Editors
by Gaylord Moore
page 1
What is Organic Small Fruit Production, Part II
by Patrick Byers
page 1
Your Missouri Small Fruit Research Programs
by Patrick Byers
page 2
Did you know...[blueberries, gooseberries]
by the editors
page 2
A "Berry" Good Question: Wildlife damage, especially deer, have been a problem in my fruit plantings. Are you aware of any new control techniques that are successful?
by the editors
page 3
Helpful Hints: Where to look; How much should I plant; Its the law; Book review of "Uncommon Fruits Worth of Note" by Lee Reich
by the editors
page 4
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Volume 1 Number 2
September 1994
From the Editors
by Patrick Byers
page 1
Equipment for the Small Fruit Grower
by Gaylord Moore
page 1
What is Organic Small Fruit Production, Part I
by Patrick Byers
page 2
Worker Protection Scheduled for Full Implementation in January (excerpts)
by the Missouri Department of Agriculture
page 2
A "Berry" Good Question: I keep reading about berms. What is a berm and what are the benefits of berming? How important is the yearly removal of dead bramble canes?
by the editors
page 3
Helpful Hints: Check your sawdust; Recommended reading; Small fruit is not for the birds!
by the editors
page 4
Volume 1 Number 1
May 1994
From the Editors
by Gaylord Moore
page 1
Update - Missouri Small Fruit Grower
by Patrick Byers
page 1
What Works in Advertising
by Patrick Byers
page 2
Update - Worker Protection Standard
by the Missouri Department of Agriculture
page 2
A "Berry" Good Question: I understand that organic matter in my soil provides many benefits such as increased nutrient and water holding capacity and better tilth, but does organic matter provide any nutritional benefits to plants? While we're talking about soil, what exactly is pH? Is it really that important?
by the editors
page 3
Helpful Hints: Eat your fiber!; Plan ahead; To change soil pH; How much fertilizer to apply; Pest management; Water is money; All abuzz.
by the editors
page 4
Blueberry Times
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Newsletter of the Missouri Blueberry Council, 1988-1998
Index to the issues
Volume 11 Number 1
Winter 1997-1998
News From the Blueberry Council
by Bob Hershey
page 1
Organically Grown Blueberries
by Ben Fuqua
page 2
Be Prepared!
by Bob Hershey
page 4
Upcoming Events
by Patrick Byers
page 5
Blueberry Calendar
by Patrick Byers and Marilyn Odneal
page 5
Volume 10 Number 4
Fall 1997
News From the Blueberry Council
by Grace Lightizer
page 1
Blueberry Cultivars - Which One(s) to Grow?
by Ben Fuqua
page 2
Small Fruit Conference `98
by the editors
page 3
Blueberries: Pruning for Profit
by Keith Patterson
page 4
Blueberry Calendar
by Patrick Byers and Marilyn Odneal
page 5
Volume 10 Number 3
Summer 1997
News From the Blueberry Council
by Grace Lightizer
page 1
Mother Nature Rules
by Ben Fuqua
page 2
Blueberry Calendar
by Patrick Byers and Marilyn Odneal
page 3
Soil, Plant, Growing Media and Water Testing : Services and Fees
by the University of Missouri - University Extension
page 4
Volume 9 Number 4
Fall 1996
News From the Blueberry Council
by Mary Hinze
page 1
Are Micronutrients Needed?
by Ben Fuqua
page 2
Delany Clause
by Patrick Byers
page 3
Future Blueberry Research
by Martin Kaps
page 4
Fall Herbicides
This excerpt, "Fall Jobs" by Regina Rieckenberg, is reprinted from "Blueberry Production Summary - 1996", Central New York Fruit Program Newsletter, March 1996.
page 4
Small Fruit Conference '97
by Patrick Byers
page 4
Blueberry Calendar
by Patrick Byers and Marilyn Odneal
page 5
Volume 9 Number 3
Summer 1996
News From the Blueberry Council
by Mary Hinze
page 1
Water
by Ben Fuqua
page 2
Cover Crops
Reprinted in part from the article "Plant a Cover Crop Now to Prepare for Small Fruits for Next Year" in the Small Fruit News of Central New York by Regina Rieckenberg, July 25, 1995.
page 4
Why People Succeed Year after Year...
This article "Why People Succeed Year after Year..." by Susan Butler is reprinted from the North American Strawberry Growers Association Newsletter, Vol. 20, No. 4, September 1995.
page 4
Blueberry Calendar
by Patrick Byers and Marilyn Odneal
page 5
Foliar Samples
by Patrick Byers
page 5
Volume 9 Number 2
Spring 1996
News From the Blueberry Council
by Mary Hinze
page 1
Birds' Tales
by Ben Fuqua
page 2
Small Fruit Conference Recap
by Patrick Byers
page 3
Effective Use of Preemergent Herbicides in Blueberries
This article, written by Dr. Eric Hanson, is reprinted from the Crop Advisory Team ALERT Newsletter, Fruit Edition, Michigan State University Extension, April 4, 1995, Vol.10, No.1.
page 4
Five-A-Day
This article has good ideas on how to alert your customers to the healthy benefits of using you products. It is reprinted from the newsletter Growing For Market, Vol.4, No.6, pg.1.
page 5
Blueberry Calendar
by Patrick Byers and Marilyn Odneal
page 5
Volume 9 Number 1
Winter 1995-6
News From the Blueberry Council
by Mary Hinze
page 1
Fertilizers - Organic or Chemical?
by Ben Fuqua
page 2
Small Fruit Conference 1996
by Patrick Byers
page 3
Blueberry Calendar
by Patrick Byers and Marilyn Odneal
page 5
Table: Cleaning Agent(s) and Rate(s) for Cleaning Sprayers
From: Sprayer Cleaning, D.R. Daum, Penn State Ag. and Biol. Engineering Bulletin 72.
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Volume 8 Number 2
Fall 1995
News From the Blueberry Council
by Mary Hinze
page 1
Worker Protection Standard
by Ben Fuqua
page 2
WPS Update
by the editors
page 3
Fresh Market Harvester
The following article is condensed from the Great Lakes Fruit Grower News, September, 1995.
page 3
Quick Reference Guide to the 1992 Worker Protection Standard (WPS)
by the editors and the USDA
page 5
New Blueberry Products
The following article is condensed from the original "From Blueberry Ketchup to Blueberry Milk...Manufacturers Continue to Introduce Novel New Blueberry Products" appearing in The Calyx, the North American Blueberry Council Promotional Newsletter 2:1, May 1995.
page 6
Dogs and Cats for the Birds
The following article is condensed from an article that appeared in the April 1995 issue of the Great Lakes Fruit Growers News, entitled Deer and Bird Control Going to the Dogs - and Cats.
page 7
Blueberry Calendar
by Patrick Byers and Marilyn Odneal
page 7
Volume 8 Number 1
Winter 1994-5
News From the Blueberry Council
by Jan Wooten
page 1
Proper Pruning
by Ben Fuqua
page 2
Small Fruit Conference `95
by Patrick Byers
page 3
National Blueberry Conference and Exposition
by Marilyn Odneal
page 3
Blueberry Calendar
by Patrick Byers and Marilyn Odneal
page 5
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Volume 7 Number 4
Fall 1994
News From the Blueberry Council
by Jan Wooten
page 1
Nitrogen
by Ben Fuqua
page 2
Small Fruit Conference `95
by Patrick Byers
page 3
Bird Repellent Research
The following abstract is reprinted from the recent article entitled "Chemical Repellents and Plastic Netting for Reducing Bird Damage to Sweet Cherries, Blueberries and Grapes", by Paul D. Curtis, et al, HortScience 29(10): 1151-1155.
page 4
U-pick and Pre-Pick Profits
This article is reprinted from the Great Lakes Fruit Growers News, May 1994.
page 4
Blueberry Calendar
by Patrick Byers and Marilyn Odneal
page 7
How Much Should Be Spent on Advertising?
This article is reprinted from the Great Lakes Fruit Growers News, May 1994.
page 7
Volume 7 Number 3
Summer 1994
News From the Blueberry Council
by Jan Wooten
page 1
Nutritional Management
by Ben Fuqua
page 2
Bird Netting Trial
by Patrick Byers and Ben Fuqua
page 3
Hershey's Bird Report
by Bob Hershey
page 4
Blueberry Calendar
by Patrick Byers and Marilyn Odneal
page 5
Volume 7 Number 2
Spring 1994
News From the Blueberry Council
by Jan Wooten
page 1
Are Liquid Fertilizers for You?
by Ben Fuqua
page 2
Blueberry Session Report
by Patrick Byers
page 3
Worker Protection Standard
by the editors
page 5
Work Calendar
by Patrick Byers and Marilyn Odneal
page 5
Volume 7 Number 1
Winter 1993-1994