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Pie chart depicting the three plant communities used by bobwhite quail.

Establishing and Managing Early Successional Habitats for Wildlife on Agricultural Lands, Page 3

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The ideal bobwhite quail habitat has a mixture of three plant communities, interspersed closely together.

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Aerial photo depicting bobwhite quail covey call count locations, with 50-, 100-, 250- and 500-meter distances marked.

Establishing and Managing Early Successional Habitats for Wildlife on Agricultural Lands, Page 6

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The bobwhite quail is not the only wildlife species that has benefited from these management practices. Research has shown that more than 100 species benefit from the creation and management of early successional plant communities in Missouri.

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Cover art for publication GH5003

Switch Home Lighting for Energy Savings

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Marsha G. Alexander
Housing and Environmental Design Specialist
College of Human Environmental Sciences

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Cover art for publication M183

Dairy Grazing: Pasture Establishment

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Establishing permanent pastures for dairy grazing involves selecting appropriate forage species, ensuring soil fertility, and choosing optimal seeding times

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Cover art for publication DM7623

Cambio de Colores — Latinos in the Heartland: Migration and Shifting Human Landscapes

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Explore research on Latino migration, community integration, and cultural dynamics in the Midwest through 2011 conference proceedings.​

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Cover art for publication M178

Dairy Grazing: Reproduction

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Dairy producers, learn about the cow’s reproductive structure and its more critical hormones, plus various ways to get cows and heifers pregnant in this University of Missouri Extension guide.

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Cover art for publication N755

Eating From the Garden curriculum

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Nutrition and gardening curriculum for grades 4–5, promoting healthy eating and physical activity through 13 interactive lessons and activities.

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Cover art for publication M175

Dairy Grazing: Philosophy of Pasture-Based Dairying

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Pasture-based dairying can reduce labor, feed costs, and improve farm profitability. Managing grazing systems efficiently benefits time and financial returns.

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Cover art for publication CB21

Making Money Count, A Curriculum for Managing Personal Finances

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Editor’s note
The following abstract describes a publication that is only available for purchase. This item will be available for purchase soon.

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Cover art for publication G7400

Mosquitoes

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Learn how mosquitoes live, breed, and spread disease, plus safe methods for controlling them around your home and environment.

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Cover of Command and Control: ICS, Strategy Development and Tactical Selections, Book 1, 2nd Edition Manual

Command and Control: ICS, Strategy Development, and Tactical Selections, Book 1, Second Edition Manual

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This book covers incident scene decision-making in depth; provides techniques to enhance a firefighter's ability to make rapid, correct decisions based on knowledge of various types of occupancies; and addresses the development of strategy and tactics and the size-up process.

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Cover art for publication M179

Dairy Grazing: Herd Health

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Learn effective strategies for maintaining herd health and preventing disease in pasture-based dairy operations, applicable across the United States.

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Cover art for publication WG3002

Midwest Vineyard Labor Calendar

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Editor's note
The link to the Domoto reference was updated on 1/23/15.

Eli Bergmeier
Viticulture Research Specialist
Institute for Continental Climate Viticulture and Enology

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Cover art for publication G7358

Clover Mites

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Clover mites invade homes in spring and fall, feeding on plants. They don’t bite but can stain surfaces. Seal cracks to prevent infestations.

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Cambio de Colores — Latinos in the Heartland: Latinos and Immigrants in Midwestern Communities

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Proceedings and selected papers from the Cambio de Colores 2010 conference on Latino and immigrant experiences in Midwestern communities.

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Cover art for publication G7398

Chiggers

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Revised by Richard M. Houseman
Division of Plant Sciences

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Cover art for publication WG3001

Preparations for Successful Vineyard Mechanization

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Explore key steps in designing vineyards for mechanization, focusing on site selection, equipment compatibility, and efficient layout planning.

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Cover art for publication WG1005

Proceedings of the Symposium on Establishing and Managing Vineyards to Meet or Exceed Winery Expectations

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Editor's note
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Cover art for publication CB19

Missouri Master Gardener Core Manual

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Editor’s note

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Ozark Mountain Vineyard Sustainability Assessment Workbook: A Self-Assessment of Management Practices

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Editor's note
The following abstract describes a publication that is only available as a downloadable PDF.

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Cambio de Colores — Latinos in the Heartland: Proceedings of the 2009 Annual Conference

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Conference papers explore Latino immigration, education, health, community integration, and civil rights across the Midwest.

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Cover art for publication G7422

Wood-Boring Beetles

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Learn to identify and manage wood-boring beetles that damage wooden structures. This guide covers beetle types, damage signs, and control methods.

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Cover art for publication G7275

Managing Whiteflies on Indoor and Outdoor Plants

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Bruce A. Barrett
Division of Plant Sciences

Whiteflies are closely related to aphids, mealybugs and scale, all of which feed by sucking sap from plants. Whiteflies can be found on the undersides of leaves and are active during the daytime when the temperature is warm. When a heavily infested plant is disturbed, white clouds of winged adults fly into the air.

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Cover art for publication G4155

Aflatoxins in Corn

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Aflatoxin is a term used to refer to a group of extremely toxic chemicals produced by two molds. Visit our site to learn about Aflatoxins in Corn.

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Cover art for publication G6220

Organic Vegetable Gardening Techniques

Revised

Revised by Sanjun Gu
State Vegetable Specialist
Lincoln University Cooperative Extension

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