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    • Managing Insect and Mite Pests of Commercial Pecans in Texas 
      Knutson, Allen E.; Ree, Bill (2004-09-21)
      Biological and chemical control measures are described for 12 pecan insect and mite pests, including phylloxera, pecan nut casebearers, spider mites and others. The publication provides information about the biology of ...
    • Managing Insect and Mite Pests of Texas Corn 
      Porter, Patrick; Cronholm, Gregory B.; Parker, Roy D.; Troxclair, Noel N.; Patrick, Carl D.; Biles, Stephen; Morrison, William P. (2006-05-24)
      Insect pest control procedures are discussed for each stage of crop development. The characteristics of individual pests, economic thresholds and specific recommendations for chemical control are presented, including ...
    • Managing Insect and Mite Pests of Texas Forage Crops 
      Muegge, Mark A.; Robinson, James V. (2002-10-09)
      This publication describes and illustrates common pests of forage crops in Texas. It discusses treatment options and pesticide application techniques as well as specific insecticides labeled to treat specific pests.
    • Managing Insect and Mite Pests of Texas Small Grains 
      Patrick, Carl D.; Knutson, Allen E. (2006-07-05)
      Small grain crops are important for fall and winter livestock grazing. Pests such as small wireworms and cutworms cause significant damage to these crops. Complete information about sampling, economic thresholds, and control ...
    • Managing Insect Pests of Cacti and Other Succulents in Water-Efficient Landscapes 
      Drees, Bastiaan M. (2008-11-06)
      Cacti and other succulents are popular landscape plants, especially where water is scarce. But a number of native and exotic pests can make it difficult to grow them. Learn how to identify and manage twelve insect pests ...
    • Managing Insect Pests of Texas Sunflower 
      Patrick, Carl D. (1999-02-15)
      Insect pests are often a major limiting factor in Texas sunflower production. This publication describes the major insect pests infesting the sunflower head, stalk, foliage and roots, and offers suggestions for controlling ...
    • Managing Insects and Mite Pests of Texas Sorghum 
      Cronholm, Gregory B.; Knutson, Allen E.; Parker, Roy D.; Pendleton, Bonnie (2007-06-20)
      This is the complete guide for Texas sorghum growers. It covers an integrated approach to managing insect and mite pests to help growers prevent, diagnose and control damaging infestations. This publication offers suggestions ...
    • Managing Insects and Related Pests of Roses 
      Drees, Bastiaan M.; Pemberton, Brent; Cole, Charles L. (1999-07-12)
      Both sucking and chewing insects attack roses. This publication provides information on damage symptoms and control measures for common insects. Cultural and chemical insect control methods are discussed.
    • Managing Milk Composition: Evaluating Herd Potential 
      Stokes, Sandra R.; Jordan, Ellen R.; Looper, Mike; Waldner, Dan (2000-12-11)
      Before trying to alter and improve milk fat and protein production of a dairy herd, it is important to evaluate the herd's potential to respond to feed management changes. This publication offers some key points that can ...
    • Managing Milk Composition: Feed Additives and Production Enhancers 
      Stokes, Sandra R.; Jordan, Ellen R.; Looper, Mike; Waldner, Dan (2000-12-14)
      Feed additives play an essential role in enhancing production and yield of milk and milk components. Producers should, however, evaluate the cost-to-benefit ratio of each feed additive in their management systems. This ...
    • Managing Milk Composition: Maximizing Rumen Function 
      Stokes, Sandra R.; Jordan, Ellen R.; Looper, Mike; Waldner, Dan (2000-12-11)
      Feeding strategies that optimize rumen function also maximize milk production and milk component percentages and yield. This publication offers guidelines for feeding forage, grain protein and ration fiber to enhance rumen ...
    • Managing Milk Composition: Normal Sources of Variation 
      Stokes, Sandra R.; Jordan, Ellen R.; Looper, Mike; Waldner, Dan (2000-12-11)
      Many factors influence the composition of milk, including environment, level of production, stage of lactation, disease, season, and genetics and age of the animal. This publication explains the effect of each.
    • Managing Nitrogen Fertilizer in Cotton 
      Hons, F. M.; McFarland, Mark L.; Lemon, Robert G.; Nichols, Robert L.; Mazac Jr., F. J.; Boman, R. K.; Saladino, V. A.; Jahn, R. L.; Stapper, J. R. (2004-12-09)
      To be profitable, cotton producers must manage fertilization efficiently. This publication reports the results of a 5-year study that showed over-fertilization with nitrogen is a common problem. There are specific ...
    • Managing Nuisance Odor and Dust from Poultry Growing Operations 
      Mukhtar, Saqib; Lacey, Ron; Carey, John B. (2001-08-08)
      The odor and dust from poultry growing operations can be a nuisance to neighbors. The tips for managing odor and dust contained in this leaflet cover the disposal of dead birds, maintenance of the ventilation system, ...
    • Managing Risk in a Dynamic World Economy 
      Harris, Harold M.; Benson, Geoffrey A.; Rosson, C. Parr (1999-06-23)
      This publication provides an overview of the globalization of U.S. agriculture, with special emphasis on implications for risk management. To be successful in a rapidly changing global environment, farmers will need a clear ...
    • Managing Soil Salinity 
      Provin, Tony; Pitt, John L. (2001-07-13)
      This publication explains soil salinity, factors that contribute to it, and methods of correcting saline soils.
    • Managing Soybean Insects 
      Gouge, Dawn H.; Knutson, Allen E.; Cronholm, Gregory B.; Patrick, Carl D.; Way, M. O. (1999-07-29)
      This publication details integrated pest management principles for managing soybean insects. Topics include variety selection, inspecting fields for insects and damage, soybean insect pests, and insecticide application ...
    • Managing Suburban Coyotes 
      Texas Wildlife Services (2007-05-23)
      Coyotes are increasingly found in suburban areas, where they may cause a variety of problems. One of the main concerns is the possible transfer of rabies from coyotes to people and pets. This publication explains coyote ...
    • Managing Texas Groundwater Resources through Groundwater Conservation Districts 
      Fipps, Guy (2002-03-01)
      This publication gives an overview of Texas water law and the regulations governing groundwater conservation districts. The powers and responsibilities of districts are summarized. Color maps show the coverage of existing ...
    • Managing Warm-season Improved Pastures 
      Stichler, Charles; Prostko, Eric P.; Livingston, Stephen (1998-10-09)
      The quality and quantity of forage in pastures change throughout the year. This publication discusses weed control, fertilization, grazing management and rotational grazing as effective ways to manage pastures for quality ...