Volume 45 Number 3 Fall
1998
A few minor changes in
traditional farming practices can help protect and nurture migratory
songbirds, such as this male blue grosbeak. Detailed information
on bird-friendly farming can be found in “Bird-Friendly
Farming: A Win-Win Conservation Solution.” |
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A Letter from Jim Marion
Washing Seedling
Roots Reduces Survival of Loblolly Pine
Getting to the Point
Efficiency of Pointing Dogs in Locating Bobwhite Quail Coveys
Studied
Bobwhite
Quail Mortality: When It Occurs and What Causes It
The Blossoms
of Winter Results of 1996-97 Winter Bedding Plant Performance
Studies Released
Bird-Friendly Farming:
A Win-Win Conservation Solution
Immigrant Cockroaches:
A New Cockroach Established in Alabama
Close Encounters:
The Beauty of Bugs
Impacts of
Environmental Education in the Flint Creek Watershed
Future
Farming: Study Chronicles Changes in Alabama Farms Now and Into
the Next Century
Pulp Mills
and Public Schools: The Tax Abatement Connection |
