Fruit Spray Schedules for the Homeowner, Page 08
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List of pesticides and spray schedules for controlling common diseases and insect pests on raspberries and blackberries.
Fruit Spray Schedules for the Homeowner, Page 11
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Table 3 lists the amount powder or liquid spray material to mix in a specific number of gallons of water for dilution.
Fruit Spray Schedules for the Homeowner
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Most home fruit plants require pesticide treatments to control serious diseases and insect pests. Learn what pesticides are needed and the frequency of application of sprays for many fruits in this guide.
Home Propagation of Garden and Landscape Plants
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Plant pieces severed from a parent plant and rooted to form new plants are called cuttings. New plants formed from cuttings have the same characteristics as the parent plant. The process of rooting cuttings is simple and inexpensive and requires little labor and equipment.
Fruit Spray Schedules for the Homeowner, Page 03
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List of pesticides and spray schedules for controlling common diseases and insect pests on blueberries.
Fruit Spray Schedules for the Homeowner, Page 06
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List of pesticides and spray schedules for controlling common diseases and insect pests on grapes.
Fruit Spray Schedules for the Homeowner, Page 09
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List of pesticides and spray schedules for controlling common diseases and insect pests on strawberries.
Managing Ponds and Lakes for Aquaculture and Fisheries in Missouri: Pond Dynamics and Water Quality Considerations
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This fisheries and aquaculture guide is one in a series being developed jointly by MU Extension and Lincoln University.
Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy: Sign — Fruits and Veggies in Cooler (full page)
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Retailers participating in the Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy program can use this 11-by-8.5-inch sign to alert customers to the presence of fruits and vegetables inside a cooler. Learn about this program that aims to create healthy communities.
Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy: Sign — We Stock Healthy (front door sign or window cling; 4 x 6 inches)
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Retailers participating in the Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy program can use this 4-by-6-inch sign or window cling to let their customers know they are stocking more healthy foods. Learn about this program that aims to create healthy communities.
Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy: Door Hanger (two-sided)
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Small food-retailers participating in the Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy program and committed to stocking healthy foods can place this door hanger on area residents' doors to let them know. Download for free. Then print, trim and hang!
Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy: Recipe — Bean and Rice Burritos
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Try this Bean and Rice Burritos recipe (nutrition info included). Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy retailers can give them to customers to encourage healthy eating at a cooking demonstration or taste test or on a display with the ingredients.
Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy: Sign — We Stock Healthy (large: 24 x 36 inches)
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Retailers participating in the Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy program can use this 24-by-36-inch sign to let their customers know they are stocking more healthy foods. Learn about this program that aims to create healthy communities.
Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy: Sign — Deli: Add a Salad
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Retailers participating in the Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy program can use this 8.5-by-5.5-inch sign to encourage deli customers to include a salad as a part of their meal. Learn about this program that aims to create healthy communities.
Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy: Door Hanger (print-and-fold)
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Small food-retailers participating in the Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy program and committed to stocking healthy foods can place this door hanger on area residents' doors to let them know. Download for free. Then print, fold, trim and hang!
Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy: Sign — We Stock Healthy (medium: 11 x 17 inches)
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Retailers participating in the Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy program can use this 11-by-17-inch sign to let their customers know they are stocking more healthy foods. Learn about this program that aims to create healthy communities.
Ecology and Management of Cottontail Rabbits in Missouri
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Managing Ponds and Lakes for Aquaculture and Fisheries in Missouri: Establishing Hybrid Sunfish in Ponds for Recreation
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This fisheries and aquaculture guide is one in a series being developed jointly by MU Extension and Lincoln University.
Wildflowers in the Home Landscape
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Learn how to design, locate and care for a wildflower garden; and what wildflowers suitable for shaded or sunny locations in Missouri. Tips on collecting native plant seeds and other propagation methods are included in this MU Extension guide.
Cambio de Colores — Latinos in the Heartland: Positive Steps Toward a Pluralist Society
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Proceedings of the 2013 annual conference
Editor's note
The following abstract describes a publication that is only available as a downloadable PDF.
Springtails
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Managing Ponds and Lakes for Aquaculture and Fisheries in Missouri: Pond Construction and Management Considerations
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A private pond can be a great asset on a property. Learn how to properly plan, construct and manage a watershed pond for recreation, as a livestock water source, and more in this University of Missouri Extension guide.