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New England Vegetable Management Guide
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  • About the guide
    • Abbreviations
    • Authors
    • Warnings and Disclaimers
  • Ordering and Downloads
  • Appendices
    • Additional Resources
    • Conversion and Dilution for Fertilizers & Pesticides
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  • Cultural Practices
    • Crop Budgets
    • Plant Nutrients
    • Fundamentals of Soil Health and Fertility
    • Nutrient Management Regulations
    • Soil Testing
    • Fertilizers and Soil Amendments
    • Guidelines for Organic Fertility Management
    • Reduced Tillage
    • Crop Rotation
    • Cover Crops
    • Irrigation
    • Raised Beds
    • Plastic Mulch and Row Covers
    • High Tunnels
    • Estimating Vegetable Yields
    • Postharvest Handling and Storage
    • Produce Safety
    • Organic Certification
  • Vegetable Transplant Production
    • Greenhouses
    • Types and Varieties
    • Growing Media and Nutrition
    • Seeding and Transplanting
    • Plant Culture and Height Management
    • Biological Control Guidelines for Vegetable Transplants (Table 19)
    • Transplant Disease Management
    • Fungicides and Bactericides Labeled for Vegetable Transplants (Table 20)
    • Transplant Insect and Mite Management
    • Insecticides Labeled for Insects and Mites (Table 21)
    • Transplant Weed Management
  • Integrated Pest Management
    • Diagnostics for Plant Problems
    • Pesticide Safety
    • Protecting Groundwater and Surface Waters
    • Pesticide Mixing and Application
    • Pesticide Equipment Calibration
    • Biorational and Organic Pesticides
    • Disease Management
    • Insect Management
    • Weed Management
    • Vertebrate Pest Management
  • Crops
    • Asparagus
    • Basil
    • Bean: Snap, Lima and Dry
    • Beet and Swiss Chard
    • Cabbage, Broccoli, Cauliflower, and Other Brassica Crops
    • Carrot and Parsnip
    • Celery and Celeriac
    • Corn, Ornamental and Popcorn
    • Corn, Sweet
    • Cucumber, Muskmelon, and Watermelon
    • Eggplant
    • Garlic
    • Globe Artichoke
    • Leek
    • Lettuce, Endive, and Escarole
    • Okra
    • Onion, Scallion and Shallot
    • Parsley and Cilantro
    • Pea
    • Pepper
    • Potato
    • Pumpkin, Squash and Gourds
    • Radish
    • Rhubarb
    • Rutabaga and Turnip
    • Salad Mix and Microgreens
    • Spinach
    • Sweet Potato
    • Tomato, Greenhouse and High Tunnel
    • Tomato, Outdoor
  • Risk Management
    • The Big Five Risks Faced by Farmers
    • Federal Crop Insurance Policies
    • Non-Insured Crop Disaster Assistance Program (NAP)
    • Whole-Farm Revenue Protection and Micro Farm Program

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New England Vegetable Management Guide
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