41. Miscellaneous Resources network ) to locate a germplasm source or the stock center of your favoritecrop plant. Crop Index Indiana Center for New crops and Plant Products http://www.arabidopsis.com/main/msc/misc.html

Submit Feedback Catalog Calender Community ... Vendors Miscellaneous Resources Biotechnology Information Center (BIC) - National Agricultural Library, USDA-ARS (USA) Plant Genome Data and Information Center (PGDIC) - National Agricultural Library, USDA-ARS (USA) National Center for Biotechnology Information - NIH (USA) European Bioinformatics Institute - Cambridge (UK) ( includes their BioCatalog MS Swaminathan Foundation, India - Nucleotide Sequences of Avicennia marina Released MaizeDB A Maize Genome Database National Corn Genome Initiative North American Barley Genome Mapping Project Wheat and Barley Genome Initiative ... BeanGenes - A Phaseoulus / Vigna Database CottonDB Data Collection Site National Plant Germplasm System and their (Gopher) (NPGS, USDA) Search GRIN yourself ( the search results using GRIN for Arabidopsis Use GRIN ( description of GRIN network ) to locate a germplasm source or the stock center of your favorite crop plant. SINGER - CGIAR's System-wide Information Network for Genetic Resources Biotech Organisms and Strains - A guide to germplasm repositories and culture collections on the internet, David Jourdan, Indiana University

42. Crop Development Centre - University Of Saskatchewan dry bean, chickpea, linseed flax, solin flax and other miscellaneous crops.In both support of these efforts and to improve Saskatchewan field crops, http://www.usask.ca/agriculture/plantsci/cdc.html

Dept. of Plant Sciences Crop Development Centre Adjunct Faculty Emeritus Faculty ... Home Centre Mailing Address: Rick Holm , Director Crop Development Centre University of Saskatchewan 51 Campus Drive Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada S7N 5A8 Important Phone Numbers: Department of Plant Sciences:(306) 966-5855 Crop Development Centre: (306) 966-5855 Facsimile (all units): (306) 966-5015 Breeder Seed Facility: (306) 931-9299 Horticulture Field Lab: (306) 978-8316 Crop Science Field Lab (306) 966-4985 The Crop Development Centre is a unit of the Department of Plant Sciences. It was established in 1971 through joint funding of the National Research Council of Canada and the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture with a mandate to increase crop diversification opportunities for Saskatchewan farmers, to improve the adaptation of existing Saskatchewan crops and to become a 'centre of excellence' for crop research. Today, major funding for the centre is provided by Saskatchewan Agriculture and Food through the Agriculture Development fund. Mission Statement The Crop Development Centre is a field crop research organization which seeks to increase the diversification of crops and their products for the farmers and agriculture industry of Saskatchewan by improving existing crops, creating new uses for traditional crops and introducing new crops.

43. Kern County Crop Report - 1965 processed Squash TOTAL 1965 75695 $87551400 1964 56076 59874200 *Included inFresh Market **Included in miscellaneous FRUIT AND NUT crops PRODUCTION http://www.co.kern.ca.us/kernag/crop60_69/crop65.html

1965 PERMANENT ACREAGE Bearing Non-bearing Total TOTAL 44,655 8,154 52,809 FIELD CROPS PRODUCTION VALUE YEAR HARVESTED PER TOTAL UNIT PER TOTAL ACREAGE ACRE UNIT FIELD CROPS PRODUCTION VALUE YEAR HARVESTED PER TOTAL UNIT PER TOTAL ACREAGE ACRE UNIT TOTAL 1965 591,621 $129,904,700 2,700,000 Range 1964* 593,547 142,150,600 2,700,000 Range

44. Kern County Crop Report - 1966 ton 162.00 306000 * Included in miscellaneous VEGETABLE crops PRODUCTION 1 = 30337 ** Included in miscellaneous FRUIT AND NUT crops PRODUCTION VALUE http://www.co.kern.ca.us/kernag/crop60_69/crop66.html

1966 PERMANENT ACREAGE Bearing Non-bearing Total FIELD CROPS PRODUCTION VALUE YEAR HARVESTED PER TOTAL UNIT PER TOTAL ACREAGE ACRE UNIT FIELD CROPS PRODUCTION VALUE YEAR HARVESTED PER TOTAL UNIT PER TOTAL ACREAGE ACRE UNIT TOTAL 1966 568,844 $115,645,300 2,698,000 Range 1965* 591,621 130,140,500 2,700,000 Range * Revised

45. Decennial Census Of The United States miscellaneous field crops; farm gardens; vegetables harvested for sale; tobacco, sugar crops, miscellaneous field crops, potatoes, farm gardens, http://www.rosspub.com/census18.html

ROSS PUBLISHING INC. info@rosspub.com Decennial Census of the United States Section Three: Agriculture Dubester Nos. 1043-1053 3 Volumes in 10 parts $3,500 for the complete set (Save $250) July 1, 2005 ($30,000 for the complete 16th Census, 91 volumes, 70,000+ pages) Note: The "Dubester Numbers" refer to entries in: United States. Library of Congress. Census Library Project. Catalog of United States Census Publications, 1790-1945 . Prepared by Henry J. Dubester. Washington, D.C., G.P.O., 1950. Vol. 1. Statistics for counties. Farms and farm property, with related information for farms and farm operators, livestock and livestock products, and crops. First and second series State reports. 6 parts. Part 1. [New England, Middle Atlantic, and East North Central States]. 1942. xiv, 975 p. (Dubester 1043) 088354-607-8, RPI #189....................................................................................................................................................................... Part 2.

46. Fertilization Of Pecans And Miscellaneous Nuts And Fruits Intercropping involves growing cash crops between rows of trees. A reasonablespacing between the tree crop and the intercrop lessens the possibility of http://www.ncagr.com/agronomi/stnote15.htm

Agronomic Division Home Page About the Division Field Services Nematode Assay ... Virtual Tour COMMERCIAL ORCHARD ESTABLISHMENT All fruit and nut trees require fertile soil with balanced amounts of plant nutrients. The lime and fertilizer recommended for orchard establishment serve this purpose. Excessive fertilization and placement of fertilizer near roots at the time of setting is a common cause of the death of young trees. Broadcast the lime, P O and K O . Plow the fertilizer into the soil as deep as possible. Dig holes of large enough size for the roots, and set the trees. Fertilize the young trees again in March or April with no more than 0.5 lb of a 14-0-14 grade of fertilizer or its equivalent. Spread it evenly over the soil in a circle 12 inches from the trunk outward to a distance of 3.5 feet from the trunk or slightly beyond the limb span. COMMERCIAL ORCHARD MAINTENANCE There are two rather distinct management systems for pecan and other orchard crops: management for nuts or fruit only and management for the production of an intercrop plus nuts or fruit. The key to the success of either is the maintenance of a high level of fertility that will promote good nut and fruit yields.

47. North Carolina Dept Of Agriculture & Consumer Services All Other crops, 1088779, 1057374, 944791, 951909, 13.8. Greenhouse NurseryChristmas Trees and Greenery miscellaneous crops 5, 986177 http://www.ncagr.com/stats/cashrcpt/cshcomyr.htm

Farm Income: Cash Receipts From Farming By Commodity, North Carolina, 2000-2003 Commodities Receipts of Total Sales Thousand Dollars Percent TOTAL COMMODITIES SOLD: Crops Poultry and Eggs Broilers Turkeys Chicken Eggs Chickens, Farm Other Miscellaneous Poultry Meat Animals Hogs Cattle and Calves Sheep and Lambs Miscellaneous Livestock Equine Trout Catfish Honey Other Miscellaneous Livestock Individual Crops: Tobacco Oil Crops Soybeans Peanuts Feed Grains Corn Hay Barley Sorghum Grain Oats Food Grains Wheat Rye Cotton Cotton Lint Cottonseed Vegetables Sweetpotatoes

48. MISCELLANEOUS SPECIALTY SEED CROPS INVESTIGATIONS miscellaneous Specialty Seed crops Investigations. greyblueline.gif (2537 bytes).Seed/grain production of seed crop species not involved in defined http://ag.montana.edu/carc/SpCrops/1998/98MiscSpecCrops.htm

Miscellaneous Specialty Seed Crops Investigations Seed/grain production of seed crop species not involved in defined research projects were observed. General production operations at CARC, weather events, progressive producers or emerging markets provide for non-traditional opportunities to learn about production aspects of various seed and forage crops. Summary Demonstration plots of corn and millet were established for show at Fields of Tomorrow. Early season moisture stress inhibited the good germination and growth. The long warm growing season with good moisture in late June helped the performance of the warm season millet and corn. Some corn hybrids had good seed set with yields above 35 bushels per acre. Some millet yields were around a 1000 pounds per acre and others did not set much seed. Judgements can not be made for varieties or hybrids based on this information, since it is a single nursery and is not an established Randomized Complete Block (RCB) plot configuration. Flor flax was seeded on seven acres (one of four fields involved in the intrastate cereal trials field rotation). The flax yielded a little over 700 pounds per acre. Flor seems to be later maturing and the stems are slow to dry down. Therefore, a different variety will be seeded in 1999. Yellow mustard was seeded no-till re-crop on 20 acres in mid-May. An excellent stand was attained and in fact a little too thick. The mustard exhibited excellent growth throughout the season, but experienced heat stress at a critical time and only produce about 30 pounds per acre.

49. Crop Post-Harvest: Science And Technology Volume 2 - Book Information Chap. 9 Canola Canada Chap. 10 miscellaneous oilseeds Worldwide. Section 4 –miscellaneous crops Chap. 11 Copra Philippines Chap. 12 Coffee Worldwide http://www.blackwellpublishing.com/book.asp?ref=0632057246

50. Agricore United - Miscellaneous - Site Map Beans and Special crops. •, Commodities Summary Sell Your Crop. *, Sell YourCrop. *, Grain Prices. •, CWB° IP/Specialty crops. •, Linola Program http://www.agricoreunited.com/cgi-bin/bvsm/AU/Misc/SiteMap/index.jsp

51. Insect Pests Of Field Crops, Bulletin 545 Ohio State University Extension Bulletin. Insect Pests of Field crops. Bulletin 545.Small Grains. miscellaneous Pests of Wheat http://ohioline.osu.edu/b545/b545_46.html

Insect Pests of Field Crops Bulletin 545 Small Grains Miscellaneous Pests of Wheat Insect pests such as wheat stem sawflies, wheat jointworm, wheat midge, common stalk borer, and European corn borer may infest wheat at varying levels of abundance. These pest problems are minimized by the development and use of resistant varieties and cultural practices such as straw removal or plowing, if appropriate. As a result, no chemical recommendations are offered. However, significant infestations of one or more of these pests should be reported to the nearest county Extension office, and an accurate identification of the problem should be obtained. Back Forward Table of Contents

52. Martindale's Calculators On-Line Center: Part I:A-E - Agriculture: Crops & Horti Cereal and Oil crops; Forage crops; Fiber and miscellaneous crops; Tree and Fruitcrops Vegetable crops For more information see the Plants National http://www.martindalecenter.com/Calculators1_2_Ag_Crops.html

M ARTINDALE'S C ALCULATORS O N- L INE C ENTER PART I: A-E US/Pacific: Tuesday, September 20, 2005 Sydney, Australia: Wednesday, September 21, 2005 File Download Time Calculator Author, ... Back to Calculators On-Line Center, Part I:A-E Home Page Agriculture BIOSCIENCE CENTER: BOTANY ACREAGE CALCULATOR Includes: "...Rectangular or Square Fields; Triangular Fields; Parallelogram Fields (opposite Sides parallel); Trapezoid Fields (Two Sides Parallel); and No Two Sides parallel..." For more information see ACREAGE CALCULATOR: CONVERT ROW LENGTH, WIDTH AND NUMBER OF ROWS INTO ACRES (SHOCKWAVE) - Heartland Hybrids, Dassel, MN For more information see Helpful Tools or Heartland Hybrids - Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development, Alberta, Canada For more information see Area Calculators Calculators or Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development USDA - RMA CROP ESTABLISHED PRICE ELECTIONS AND AMOUNTS OF INSURANCE - Risk Management Agency, USDA VERY VERY VERY...EXTENSIVE. "...provides the ability to retrieve the following information: Insurance Plan, Unit of Measure, Type Code, Practice Code, Option Code/Rate Class/Crush District, Cat Price/Cat Amount,..." For more information see or Risk Management Agency COUNTER CYCLICAL PAYMENT TOOL - farmdoc Project, Department of Agricultural and Consumer Economics, College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

53. Category Codes (O) Sugarand-Starch-crops. (P) miscellaneous-crops-and-Agroforestry. (Q)miscellaneous-Subjects *. * Categories which do not correspond with the categories http://www.ovid.com/site/products/fieldguide/trag/Category_Codes.jsp

54. AGRICOLA Subject Category Codes F140 Plant Production (miscellaneous crops). F200 Plant Breeding and Genetics.F300 Plant Ecology. F400 Plant Structure. F500 Plant Nutrition http://www.ovid.com/site/products/fieldguide/wlas/AGRICOLA_Subject_Category_C.js

55. Soil: General Information crops and soils library, Kansas State Lots of links about farming and growingin Kansas General and miscellaneous aspects of soil. This page http://web.ukonline.co.uk/fred.moor/soil/links/l0105.htm

Come back and see us again soon. The World Wide Soil Jumpstation. Soil: General The table of links below is a key source of soil management information for horticulture and agriculture. The brown buttons on the left link to easy-to-read soil information provided by me, and my list below now has links to over 200 quality externaml websites with soil related information ranging from basic to highly technical. If you have, or know of, a page that should be linked from here, please send me an email with the URL and I will include it. Have your say about soil ! The World of Soil Forum Post a question, message or comment. Links General and miscellaneous aspects of soil Computer soil resources Texture Auto Lookup TAL is a script (previously called macro) that works within a spreadsheet to determine the soil texture class based on 4 soil classification schemes Other general soil links and resources Soils online Soil resource page Soil science links Adelaide, Australia, with links to other Australian and worldwide universities with soil connections Crops and soils library Kansas State - Lots of links about farming and growing in Kansas Agriculture/earth science link list with some soil links Welcome! Here you will find over 1020 links to various web sites all over the world regarding information about soils and agriculture.

56. Sensoryimpact.com » Miscellaneous and when they are poured on crops they attract ants which in turn feed on thelarva of insects. miscellaneous. adnan @ 1240 am , Comments (1) http://sensoryimpact.com/category/miscellaneous/

Champaign Popcorn Design House, Tjep, collaborated with Droog for the Berlin Film Festival to come up with something that was both movie related and glamourous. Hence, the Champaign Popcorn. related links Tjep Filed under: Miscellaneous adnan @ 1:10 am , Comments (0) Reluct Event Report: Design Academy Eidhoven Joost of Reluct the graduation exhibition related links Reluct Event Report: Design Academy 2004 Filed under: Miscellaneous adnan @ 3:35 am , Comments (0) The future of industrial design Streaming Video (via Boing Boing related links Streaming Video (via Boing Boing Filed under: Miscellaneous adnan @ 3:29 am , Comments (0) IV Pole Kidding aside, Dan and Yu are two San Francisco State graduate students who sent us a link for their research and design project on the IV pole, which I can only assume was a university project . They also included some footage of their new and improved version and a downloadable pdf report. So go check it out and let them know what you think. related link Dan and Yu: IV Pole Filed under: Miscellaneous adnan @ 5:40 am

57. Inka Crops | Terms And Conditions by other reliable method to the address you have provided to Inka crops.miscellaneous You agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Inka crops, http://www.inkacrops.com/legal.htm

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58. 404 FIELD CROP FARMING OCCUPATIONS, N potatoes, sugar beets, sugarcane, and tobacco; and miscellaneous crops, and miscellaneous crops are those that cannot be classified as grain, http://www.cnr.berkeley.edu/ucce50/ag-labor/7manual/7dao404.htm

404 Field Crop Farming This group includes occupations concerned with growing and harvesting field crops, such as cotton, peanuts, potatoes, sugar beets, sugarcane, and tobacco; and miscellaneous crops, such as castor and mung beans, dill, ginseng, hops, and sesame. These crops usually require processing before being sold to the consumer and miscellaneous crops are those that cannot be classified as grain, vegetable, fruit, nut, horticultural, or field crops. 404.131-010 SUPERVISOR, FIELD-CROP FARMING (agric.) 404.161-010 FARMER, FIELD CROP (agric.) 404.663-010 FARM WORKER, FIELD CROP (agric.)I 404.685-010 SEED-POTATO ARRANGER (agric.) Tends machine that cuts potatoes into sections of uniform size for use as seed: Pushes button to start machinery that carries potatoes to, through, and from cutter blades. Arranges potatoes, according to size, on feed conveyor in line with knives. Discards diseased and rotting potatoes. Monitors potato flow and observes machinery operation to detect jams and malfunctions. Clears jams, and reports malfunctions to supervisor. Rakes up potatoes and potato sections that have fallen from conveyors. 404.686-010 SEED CUTTER (agric.) cutter; potato-seed cutter.

59. RIRDC - New Plants Products Program prospective grain and pulse crops; miscellaneous crops and activities.Testing new crops and their potential in the value chain as well as reexamining http://www.rirdc.gov.au/programs/npp.html

NEW PLANT PRODUCTS RESEARCH PROGRAM Home Search Contact Free Research Publications ... Media Releases Objective: Objective: To facilitate the development of new industries based on plants or plant products that have commercial potential for Australia. RIRDC New Plant Products Research Results: New Plant Products publications for sale Free downloadable research reports Free Short Reports (research sumaries) Australian Native Foods Handbook of New Industries entries New Plants Products Agfacts (factsheets) About the RIRDC New Plant Products Research Program: Key longeterm strategies Strategies for 2004-2005 Background Expected key outcomes in 2004-2005 ... New projects funded in 2004-2005 Industry related links: CSIRO - Australian natrive Foods site The Australian New Crops Home Page Australian Olive Association Australian Bushfods Magazine ... Cape Australia - Coffee and Processing Equipment Upcoming events Key longterm strategies encourage innovation in thinking about plant products and their use in an economical and environmentally sustainable manner assist regional development and rural wealth generation develop, in conjunction with participants in the value chain - production, harvesting, processing and marketing systems for products

60. 2003 Crop Report FIELD CROPS Crops For 2003 Safflower is now included in miscellaneous Field crops. (7). For 2003Silage (Alfalfa) has been added as a new Field Crop category. http://web.co.merced.ca.us/ag/croprpt03/field crops.htm

Skip Navigation Links Next Prev Contents ... Home Merced County 2003 Crop Report FIELD CROPS CROP YEAR ACRES HARVESTED PRODUCTION VALUE PER ACRE TOTAL UNIT PER UNIT TOTAL BARLEY TON BEANS (DRY LIMA) TON BEANS (DRY OTHER) TON CORN (GRAIN) TON COTTON (LINT) 500 LB BALE COTTON (SEED) TON HAY (ALFALFA) TON HAY (GRAIN) TON HAY (SUDAN) TON MISCELLANEOUS FIELD CROPS ACRE OATS (GRAIN) TON PASTURE (IRRIGATED) ACRE PASTURE (OTHER) ACRE RICE TON SAFFLOWER TON SILAGE (ALFALFA) TON SILAGE (CORN) TON SILAGE (OTHER) TON STRAW TON STUBBLE (PASTURE) ACRE SUGAR BEETS TON WHEAT TON TOTAL Footnote number Footnote text For 2003: Includes Human Consumption Corn (but not Fresh Market Corn). For 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999: Includes Human Consumption Corn (but not Fresh Corn) and Sorghum (Grain). For 2002, 2001, 2000: Includes Hay (Alfalfa-Cube). For 2003: Includes Forage, Oat, and Wheat Hay. For 2003: New Field Crop Category for 2003 which Includes Oats (Grain), Safflower. For 2003: Oats (Grain) is now included in Miscellaneous Field Crops. For 2003: Safflower is now included in Miscellaneous Field Crops. For 2003: Silage (Alfalfa) has been added as a new Field Crop category.

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