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A Vegetable
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V
e g e t a r i a n N
e w s l e t t e r
A
Vegetable Crops Extension Publication
UF/IFAS
- Horticultural
Sciences
Department
Vegetarian 04-10
October 2004
Print Version
Water Conservation
through Soil
Moisture Sensing -
Field Evaluation
of
Two Soil Moisture
Sensors for
Automatic Control
of
Drip Irrigation of
Row Tomatoes in
South Florida
Postharvest
Sanitation: A
New Packing
Season Deserves
a New Update
Reminder for UF/IFAS vegetable Specialists and Agents
Please continue to
take advantage of
the Power Point
Exchange Web Site
for Agents
and Specialists in
State Major Program
FL107 at
http://fl107.ifas.ufl.edu/
.
Specialists: Post your meeting presentations by following the directions at the Web site.
Agents: Review
the site to
increase your
knowledge base in
commercial vegetable
production and
harvesting
practices, and to
assist you in the
planning,
implementation,
and
reporting of
educational
activities for the
commercial vegetable
industry in Florida.
Contributing Extension Specialists
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Daniel J.
Cantliffe Professor and Chair |
Mark A.
Ritenour Assistant Professor, postharvest |
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John R.
Duval Assistant Professor, strawberry |
Steven A.
Sargent Professor, postharvest |
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Chad M.
Hutchinson Assistant Professor, vegetable production |
Eric H.
Simonne Assistant Professor and EDITOR, vegetable nutrition |
|
Yuncong Li Associate Professor, soils |
William M.
Stall Professor, weed science |
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Stephen M.
Olson Professor, small farms |
James M.
White Associate Professor, organic farming |
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Rafael
Munoz-Carpena Assistant Professor, hydrology |
