Volume 46 Number 3 Fall
1999
Researchers at the
Chilton Area Horticulture Station collected data on 37 varieties
of figs. See “Having a Fit for Figs.” |
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Letter from
the Director
Having a Fit
for Figs
Clipping Seedheads
from Toxic Fescue Pastures: Does it Help?
Precisely Right!
Research Helping Achieve Precision Control and Calibration of
Poultry Litter Spreaders
A Useful Mutation?
Growth, Carcass, and Steak Palatibility of Piedmontese- and Hereford-Sired
Calves
Golf Course Nematodes
—The Hidden Enemy
Twig and Branch
Pruners —Beetles, That is, Not Hardware
Committed to
Agriculture: Don Mulvaney Strives to Keep Agriculture Viable
Bluetongue
Disease: Possible Cause of High Calving Losses in Alabama
A Rose is Not Just
a Rose: Study Identifies Disease Resistant Shrub and Groundcover
Roses |
