Effect of compost and maize cultivars on plant-parasitic nematodes.
AUTHOR(S): McSorley, R. ; Gallaher, R.N.
SOURCE: Journal of nematology. 29, no. 4,suppl. (Dec 1997): p. 731-736.
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Horticultural – Crops
Waste management to maintain or enhance productivity.
AUTHOR(S): Smith, W. H., J. D. M. Post, and F. W. Adrian.
SOURCE: In Proceedings Impact of Intensive Harvesting on Forest Nutrient Cycling, pp. 304-319
1979
pgs. 304-319
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Utilization of organic waste composts in vegetable crop production system. p. 253-269
AUTHOR(S): Stoffella, P. J., Y. C. Li, N. E. Roe, M. Ozores-Hampton and D. A. Graetz.
SOURCE: In R. A. Morris (ed.). Managing soil fertility for intensive vegetable production systems in Asia. Asian Veg. Res. and Dev. Center, Tainan, Taiwan.
1997
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Special opportunity and problems in using forest soils for organic waste applications.
AUTHOR(S): Smith, W. H., and J. O. Evans.
SOURCE: In: Soils for management of organic waste and waste waters, pp. 428-454
1977
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Growth of Dianthus and Petunia in Media Amended with Composted Urban Waste.
AUTHOR(S): Klock, K.A.
SOURCE: J Env. Hort. 15(3):135-137
1997
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Composts from various municipal solid waste feedstocks affect vegetable crops II. Growth, yields and fruit quality.
AUTHOR(S): Roe, N. E., P. J. Stoffella and D. A. Graetz.
SOURCE: J. Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci. 122:433-437
1997
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Growth and elemental content of slash pine 16 years after treatment with garbage composted with sewage sludge.
AUTHOR(S): Jokela, E. J., W. H. Smith and S. R. Colbert.
SOURCE: J. Environ. Qual.
1990
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From farm fields to dining tables in Florida
AUTHOR(S): Roe, Nancy
SOURCE: In Business
May/Jun 2002
Vol. 24, Iss. 3 pg. 14, 2 pgs
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Yard trimming-biosolids co-compost can substitute sphagnum peat moss in tomato transplant media – Poster
AUTHOR(S): Ozores-Hampton, M., C. S. Vavrina, and T. A. Obreza.
SOURCE: HortScience
June-98
Vol 33 pg. 488
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Yard waste and poultry manure composts as amendments for vegetable production
AUTHOR(S): Kostewicz, S.R. and N.E. Roe
SOURCE: HortScience
1991
Vol 26
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