Browsing Current Extension Publications Archive by Title
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(2008-08-05)This leaflet explains how to reduce mosquito problems by eliminating breeding sites for larvae, controlling adult mosquitoes, avoiding contact with mosquitoes and treating larval breeding sites. Long-term control is also ...
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(2008-08-05)Areas flooded after a severe storm are prone to mosquito problems. Several mosquito species are a danger to humans because of the diseases they transmit. This publication explains the symptoms of dengue fever, West Nile ...
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(2008-08-05)Areas flooded after a severe storm are prone to mosquito problems. Several mosquito species are a danger to humans because of the diseases they transmit. This publication explains the symptoms of dengue fever, West Nile ...
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(2002-06-21)Mosquitoes not only annoy people and animals, they also transmit many disease-causing organisms. This publication describes the life cycle of mosquitoes, explains how to identify and control them, and discusses the diseases ...
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(2008-10-07)The Actual Production History insurance plan protects against crop losses from a number of causes. All aspects of this insurance are described, including reporting requirements for the producer.
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(2000-04-10)Plant parasitic nematodes are microscopic roundworms that feed on plant roots. In turfgrasses they cause damage similar to that of water stress, nutrient deficiency or root diseases. Golf course managers can use this ...
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(1999-12-07)The wealth of information in this handbook will help the new volunteer become a skilled and effective 4-H leader.
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(2000-10-18)The wealth of information in this publication will help the new volunteer become a skilled and effective 4-H leader.
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(2009-05-01)Niche markets are small, specialized markets for goods or services. Agricultural producers have many opportunities for niche marketing, and this strategy can contribute to the profitability of a firm. Examples of niche ...
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(2001-09-05)Nitrate and prussic acid poisoning in cattle are noninfectious conditions that can kill livestock. This publication explains the causes and symptoms of these conditions as well as preventive measures and sampling and testing ...
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(2003-01-06)When nitrates and prussic acid accumulate in forage, the feed may not be safe for livestock consumption. Learn the symptoms of nitrate and prussic acid poisoning and which plants are most likely to pose a risk to livestock. ...
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(2008-02-11)Nitrogen, the most abundant element in the atmosphere, is necessary for life. But too much of this vital element can have negative effects on the environment. This publication can help landowners in the Southern High Plains ...
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(2000-02-16)Plant diseases can be caused by certain organisms or by environmental factors. This publication discusses non-chemical methods that suppress disease-causing organisms.
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(2002-06-26)Non-traditional soil additives include soil conditioners such as organic materials and minerals, soil activators that claim to stimulate soil microbes or inoculate soil with new beneficial organisms, and wetting agents ...
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(2009-06-01)Dove hunters need to make sure the areas they hunt are in accordance with Texas laws prohibiting baiting. This publication explains the laws governing baiting and the ways that seed-bearing crops can be legally planted to ...
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(1999-06-23)The use of trade agreements to achieve both domestic and international trade policy objectives is increasing. This may cause either more market access and rising exports, or more import competition and lower prices. This ...
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(2003-02-10)This publication defines nutritional terms and lists the nutrients, vitamins, minerals and electrolytes for which recommended dietary allowances have been established. Additional information is provided on the sources of ...
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(2003-02-10)This publication defines nutritional terms and lists the nutrients, vitamins, minerals and electrolytes for which recommended dietary allowances have been established. Additional information is provided on the sources of ...
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(2003-11-03)The championship potential of a chicken or turkey is determined by genetics, but proper nutrition can help an animal achieve that genetic potential. This publication outlines four principles critical to developing a nutrition ...
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(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.