PPT-Management: Water, Nutrient, Weed, Pest and Disease

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Approaches for water conservation Harvesting Water 1Increasing infiltration During strong rains only apart of the water infiltrates into the soil A considerable

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Approaches for water conservation Harvesting Water 1Increasing infiltration During strong rains only apart of the water infiltrates into the soil A considerable part flows away as surface runoff thus being lost for the crop In order to get as much of the available rainwater into the soil the infiltration of rain water needs to be increased. Symptoms usually dont appear for some time after planting about 4 to 6 weeks around the V6 growth stage If the deficiency persists symptoms progress up the plant because potassium is mobile in the plant and translocates from old to young leaves When Nicki. . Devanny. Utah State University, MS Watershed Science. Adviser: Nancy . Mesner. Water Pollution Management. Point source pollution. : easily identified, monitored, and treated. Nonpoint source pollution. in tree islands in Shark River Slough, . Everglades National Park. Tree island sites. Profile of a tree island. Vegetation zones on a tree island - Chekika. Emergent Hardwoods. Floodtolerant veg.. Sawgrass/Slough. By C. Kohn. Based on . Pest Management for Retail Greenhouses and Garden . Centers . by . Leanne . Pundt. Why Integrated Pest Mgmt (IPM)?. Over 90% of flowering plants and 75% of crops depend on insect pollinators. Farming’s Nutrient Loss Challenge. Jonathan . Coppess. University of Illinois. jwcoppes@Illinois.edu. Water Quality Challenges for Farming. Gulf Hypoxia & The Mississippi River Basin. Third largest drainage basin in the world; Drains 41% and 31 of the 48 contiguous states. Presented by. :. Shubhendu Dash. AVP-ACCESS Development Services. Effect of chemical fertilizers on soil. Before chemical fertilizers. After applying chemical fertilizers. Cementing effect. Living soil. Management Program. WSDA . – . Nutrient Application Education . Project . WA . Dairy Industry Meeting November 10-11, 2015. Ginny Prest. WSDA Dairy Nutrient Management. Program Manager. $575,000 of the state toxics control account. Presented by. :. Shubhendu Dash. AVP-ACCESS Development Services. Effect of chemical fertilizers on soil. Before chemical fertilizers. After applying chemical fertilizers. Cementing effect. Living soil. By C. Kohn. Based on . Pest Management for Retail Greenhouses and Garden . Centers . by . Leanne . Pundt. Why Integrated Pest Mgmt (IPM)?. Over 90% of flowering plants and 75% of crops depend on insect pollinators. [Slide 2] Introductions and Group Discussion . (10 minutes). Presenters Introduce themselves, background, and qualifications. Who’s who show of hands – laborers, foremen, mechanics, property management, etc.. Lake Jipe: its location and economic importance. Lake Jipe is in Mwanga District, Kilimanjaro Region, and lies on the border with Kenya. A stream drains from the lake southward through a wetland a John H. . Nderitu. University of Nairobi/FAO consultant. Email: . huria@uonbi.ac.ke. Mobile: +254 722308581 . Outline . Objective . Introduction. Pests, disease and weeds. Types of damage by pests, diseases and . Brian Caldwell. Outline. What are the farmers goals/needs for their soil? . (Brian and Elsa) 5 . min. Nutrient building (Elsa) . 20 min. Soil tests and . recommendations (Brian and Elsa) 5 min. Nutrients . Dr. Ashirbachan Mahapatra. Assistant . Professor. Department of Agronomy and Agroforestry. MSSSoA. , CUTM. Lecture . 11. Definition and . Concept of Weed Management. Weed . management is the application of certain principles and suitable methods that will improve the vigor and uniform stand of the crop. At the same time ignore or discourage the invasion and growth of weeds. .

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