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    • Fipps, Guy; New, Leon (2005-04-25)
      This training manual is based on the popular publication "Center Pivot Irrigation (B-6096), which has been widely used by both irrigators and dealers to select and manage pivots. The workbook has 15 sections covering all ...
    • Brown, Wizzie (2004-09-17)
      Centipedes and millipedes are not usually considered to be destructive pests. However, centipedes will bite, and millipedes give off a repugnant odor when handled. This publication lists many ways to control these pests ...
    • Gold, Roger E.; Brown, Elizabeth; Merchant, Michael E.; Engler, Kimberly (2005-09-26)
      Cockroaches rank high on the homeowner's list of insect problems. This publication helps the reader recognize the various species of cockroaches and understand their biology and behavior. It also describes various methods ...
    • Dozier, Monty (2004-11-12)
      With the many tips in this publication you'll learn how to save water in the bathroom, kitchen and landscape.
    • Boman, Randy (2005-10-05)
      High-quality cotton seed is critical for establishing good stands. Over the last several years, producers have scrutinized costs and benefits of numerous new cotton varieties. With the increase in cost of most current ...
    • Gibbs, Pete G.; Potter, Gary D. (2005-05-25)
      Horse owners must decide whether their young horses will be fed for moderate or rapid growth. One concern is the occurrence of bone and joint disorders in young horses that develop rapidly. Research has shown that this and ...
    • Knutson, Allen E.; Ruberson, John (2005-07-08)
      The role of natural enemies in cotton pest management has often been obscured by the widespread use of broad-spectrum insecticides. However, cotton can support a large complex of insects, spiders and mites that feed on ...
    • Morgan, Gaylon; Sansone, Chris; Knutson, Allen E. (2005-07-01)
      The Hessian fly came from Russia and may have been introduced into the United States during the Revolutionary War. It has since spread to many parts of the country. By 2005, more than 67 counties in Texas reported Hessian ...
    • Van Laanen, Peggy (2004-05-21)
      Salsas are easy to make at home, but it is important to follow tested recipes and process them correctly. In this publication are complete directions for working with various kinds of peppers to make chili salsa, tomatillo ...
    • Knutson, Allen E.; Ree, Bill; Ong, Kevin; Mott, Dale; Kamas, Jim (2005-05-17)
      To deal with insect and disease problems on peaches, plums and pecans, it is necessary to understand the life cycles of pests and diseases. Pesticide safety instructions and spray equipment also are discussed, and spray ...
    • Martin, M. T.; Scrutchfield, W. L.; Gibbs, Pete G.; Potter, Gary D. (2005-04-18)
      Texas is home to about 1 million horses, the majority of them working horses, competitive event horses and pleasure/recreational riding horses. For owners of horses that have completed their growth, knowing how to take ...
    • Gibbs, Pete G.; Potter, Gary D.; Vogelsang, M. M. (2005-04-13)
      Nutritional well-being is an important part of an effective broodmare operation. The importance of roughage and concentrate feeds in the diets of broodmares at various stages of gestation and during lactation is discussed.
    • Brown, Steve; Morgan, Gaylon (2005-01-26)
      This publication explains the provision of the Plant Variety Protection Act and its amendments. It focuses on the PVPA's application to small grain producers.
    • Morgan, Gaylon (2005-01-26)
      This leaflet cautions producers about the problems associated with pre-harvest sprouting of wheat and how to recognize affected grains.
    • Van Laanen, Peggy (2004-05-21)
      The many varieties of peppers can be canned, pickled, frozen or dried. This leaflet gives instructions for preserving peppers and includes tasty recipes such as marinated peppers and pepper jelly.
    • Friesenhahn, Karla; Stone, Cody; Texas 4-H Leadership Project Team (2004-10-22)
      This publication provides activities to help develop youth leaders. It is suitable for use with 4-H clubs and for other youth activities.
    • Hays, K. Brian; Wagner, Matthew; Smeins, Fred; Wilkins, Neal (2005-03-23)
      Much of Texas' native grasslands has been converted to improved pastures and cropland, neither of which is suitable for wildlife habitat. Now, many landowners are interested in restoring native grasses because they are ...
    • Scorpions 
      Jackman, John A.; Brown, Elizabeth (2005-10-10)
      Scorpions are common in most of Texas. Their stinging behavior is unpredictable and individual reactions to stings may vary. This publication describes the life cycle and behavior of scorpions. Control measures also are included.
    • Gibbs, Pete G. (2005-04-15)
      Roughage, fed on a regular basis, helps a horse's digestive system function properly and meets some percentage of the horse's daily nutrient requirements. Proper selection of roughage, avoiding inferior quality foodstuffs, ...
    • Posey, R. Daniel (2005-06-09)
      Most cow-calf producers don't generate a positive return to equity for the efforts they put forth. The cow-calf sector of the cattle industry is among the most heavily subsidized in agriculture--it is subsidized by ...