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1. "Jersey Fresh": a fresh idea in farm products marketing.
Author(s):
Brown, A.R. Jr.
Subject(s):
horticultural crops , food marketing , brand name products , advertising , New Jersey
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1988
2. 1974 attempt to standardize snap bean evaluation
Author(s):
Silbernagel, M.J.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
1974
3. 72' Bush snap bean variety trials
Author(s):
Silbernagel, M.J.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
1973
4. A comparison of the relative seed yields of eight bean cultivars in pure stand and in mixtures with maize
Author(s):
Fisher, N.M.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
1974
5. A few rows of home garden potatoes can put nutritious food on your table.
Author(s):
Turnquist, O.C.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1977
6. A new Marrow class bean
Author(s):
LeBaron, M.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
1975
7. A technique for determining the harvest of snap beans from cultivar trials
Author(s):
Tompkins, D.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
1975
8. ALAR, a growth regulant for bean plants grown in the greenhouse in autumn and winter for disease evaluation.
Author(s):
Provvidenti, R.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
1982
9. Adaptation of snap bean to frontal mechanical harvest.
Author(s):
Eteve, G. , Fouilloux, G.
Subject(s):
plant morphology , plant anatomy , plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production , plant genetics , plant breeding
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
1979
10. Additional notes on seed testing.
Author(s):
Hicks, G.H. , Key, S.
Subject(s):
testing , seed germination , horticultural crops , equipment , home gardening , small-scale farming , United States
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1897
11. Adventures with native plants that passed their 'tests'.
Author(s):
Van Dersal, W.R.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1972
12. Age at transplanting and seed yield in pole bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.).
Author(s):
Escalante-Estrada, J.A.S. , Kohashi-Shibata, J.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
1983
13. Amino acid analysis of black bean varieties (Phaseolus vulgaris L.).
Author(s):
Ortega D, M.L. , Morales H, C.L.
Subject(s):
plant products , horticultural crops
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
1979
14. An information science approach to the study of communication system in the BIC
Author(s):
Slater, C. , Rawal, K. , Rogers, D.J.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
1976
15. Asparagus starts up slow but goes on and on; rhubarb also takes its own sweet time. Asparagus.
Author(s):
Garrison, S.A. , Ellison, J.H.
Subject(s):
plant damage , plant health , plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1977
16. Asparagus starts up slow but goes on and on; rhubarb also takes its own sweet time. Rhubarb.
Author(s):
Tompkins, D.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1977
17. Beans and peas are easy to grow and produce a wealth of food.
Author(s):
Meiners, J.P. Kraft, J.M.
Subject(s):
plants , plant cultural practices , horticulture , horticultural crops , crop production
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1977
18. Bibliography--Entomology.
Author(s):
Burke, D.W. (comp.)
Subject(s):
plant health , horticultural crops
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
1979
19. Bibliography--Nutrition.
Author(s):
Sandsted, R. (comp.)
Subject(s):
plant products , horticultural crops , nutrition education , human nutrition
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
1979
20. Bulk cooling of harvested snap beans
Author(s):
Wilhelm, L.R. , Mullins, C.A. , Collins, J.L.
Subject(s):
plant products , horticultural crops
Series:
Annual report.
Year:
1975