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General Organic Management Systems: I (includes graduate student competition)

Poster Session

ASA Section: Agronomic Production Systems

This is a general, poster session for papers related to organic management systems.

Cosponsor(s):

Organic Management Systems Community
Tuesday, November 5, 2013: 4:00 PM-6:00 PM
Tampa Convention Center, East Hall
Community Leader:
Joseph R. Heckman
187-1
Phosphorus Forms and Availability in Organically Managed Grassland Soils.
Saraswati Poudel Acharya, West Virginia University; Louis M. McDonald, West Virginia University; Thomas C. Griggs, West Virginia University; James B. Kotcon, West Virginia University
187-2
Interrelationships of Soil Properties in Organic Farming Systems.
Charles S. Wortmann, University of Nebraska - Lincoln; Elizabeth A. Sarno, University of Nebraska - Lincoln; Charles A. Shapiro, University of Nebraska - Lincoln; Krystalin Stevens, University of Nebraska; Rhae A. Drijber, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Elizabeth Sue Jeske, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
187-3
Reduced Tillage Termination Of Cover Crop Systems In The Tropics.
Stuart A. Weiss, University of the Virgin Islands; Kenneth P. Beamer, University of the Virgin Islands
187-4
Nutrient Cycling Enzymes and Microbial Community Shifts in An Organic Sod-Based Vegetable Rotation.
Sheeja George, University of Florida; Christine M. Bliss, University of Florida; Denis Wafula, Florida A&M University; Ashvini Chauhan, Florida A&M University; Peter C. Andersen, University of Florida; Cheryl Mackowiak, University of Florida; David L. Wright, University of Florida; James J. Marois, University of Florida; Steve Olson, University of Florida
187-5
Farmscaping As An IPM Tool in Organic Vegetable Production.
Rufina Ward, Alabama A&M University
187-6
Committee On Organic and Sustainable Agriculture (COSA), Accomplishments 2003 – 2013.
Joseph R. Heckman, Rutgers University; Kathleen Delate, Iowa State University; Patrick M. Carr, North Dakota State University; Cynthia A. Cambardella, USDA-ARS National Laboratory for Agriculture and the Environment; Kim Leval, Northwest Center for Alternatives to Pesticides; Jane Sooby, Organic Farming Research Foundation; Ann-Marie Fortuna, North Dakota State University
187-7
Reduced Tillage Implements for Management of An Organic Green Manure: Effects On Nitrogen, Weeds and Wheat Yield.
Kristen L M Podolsky, University of Manitoba; Martin H. Entz, University of Manitoba; Robert E. Blackshaw, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
187-8
Multifunctional Cover Crops in Organic Grain Production Systems.
Rachel Welch, University of Illinois; Gevan Behnke, University of Illinois; Alfonso Suarez Tapia, University of Illinois; Maria B. Villamil, University of Illinois
187-9
Developing a Mid-Scale Organic Vegetable Rotation: Can Summer Cover Crops Maintain Soil Quality?.
Julia W. Gaskin, University of Georgia-Athens; G. Boyhan, University of Georgia; Elizabeth Little, University of Georgia; Greg Fonsah, University of Georgia; Suzanne Tate, University of Georgia
187-10
Five Years of Continuous Organic No-Till Grain Production: Lessons Learned.
Martin H. Entz, University of Manitoba; Caroline Halde, University of Manitoba; Keith Bamford, University of Manitoba
187-11
Clover Green Manure Performance and Subsequent Corn Yields.
Katja Koehler-Cole, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; James Brandle, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
187-12
Effects of Cover Crop and Compost Application On Vegetable Production On Organic High Tunnels.
Lee Klossner, University of Minnesota; Paulo H. Pagliari, University of Minnesota
187-13
Risks and Rewards: Cover Crops Before Organic Dry Beans.
Erin Hill, Michigan State University; Karen A. Renner, Michigan State University; Christy L. Sprague, Michigan State University
187-14
Economic Viability Of Enhanced Application Rates Of Humic ACID, Compost TEA, BONE Meal and ROCK Phosphate On Extractable Phosphorus Of Calcareous SOILS In Organic Farming Systems.
Renee Gebault King, University of Wyoming; Jay Norton, University of Wyoming
187-15
“Choosing and Managing Cover Crops to Improve Weed Management in Reduced Tillage Organic Vegetable Production”.
Sandra Wayman, Washington State University; Craig G. Cogger, Washington State University; Douglas P. Collins, Washington State University; Andy I. Bary, Washington State University; Chris Benedict, Washington State University
187-16
Cultivars and IPM Systems For Organic Cotton Production: Field Mapping Populations For Thrips Resistance.
Dylan Q. Wann, Texas Tech University; Jane K. Dever, Texas A&M AgriLife Research; Robert J. Wright, Texas Tech University; Megha N. Parajulee, Texas A&M AgriLife Research; Mark D Arnold, Texas A&M AgriLife Research; Heather D. Flippin, Texas A&M AgriLife Research
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