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• Web-agri
A search engine for agricultural and related topics.
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• Weed Control in Nursery Crops
Discussions on weed control, weed identification, and herbicide management in nursery crops. From Oregon State University.
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• Weed Identification
Key and species accounts for 172 species from the University of Illinois.
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• Weed Research and Information Center
An interdisciplinary collaboration that fosters research in Weed Management and facilitates distribution of associated knowledge for the benefit of agriculture and for the preservation of natural resources.
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• Weed Science
University of Georgia. Photo gallery and identification information on turfgrass weeds of golf courses, lawns, athletic fields, and other turf areas. Links to herbicide labels and MSDS sheets.
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• Weed Science and Soil Fumigant Program - University of Florida
Research on methyl bromide alternatives, herbicide technology and weed ecology in West Central Florida, developed by Drs. James P. Gilreath and Bielinski M. Santos from the Gulf Coast Research and Education Center.
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• Weed Science Society of America
Publishers of Weed Technology. Weed Technology includes original research on weed biology and control, weed and crop management systems, reports of new weed problems.
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• Weed-feeders
Lists and describes in detail the available biological agents for weed control in the US.
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• Weeds as Indicators Of Soil Conditions
Weed populations change in response to agricultural practices. The influence of weeds on soils and their use as indicators is described. Many tables and literature for further research.
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• WEELS - Wind Erosion on European Light Soils
Aims and final report of the completed EU study.
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• Wensleydale Farms and Ruperts Honey
Manufacturers of a patented unique plastic beehive, suppliers of raw honey and beeswax, in South Africa.
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• WEPP: Water Erosion Control Prediction Project
Information on erosion control technology with pictures and examples of water and wind erosion.
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• West Africa Rice Development Association (WARDA)
Mission is to increase the sustainable productivity of rice-based cropping systems while conserving the natural resource base. Research focus and outreach, publications, news releases, events, employment opportunities, contact information, and a list of donors and trustees.
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• West Central Research and Extension Center
Information on the research centre, the staff and their research interests and links to the county extensions.
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• West Haven Farm
Organic fruit and vegetable farm in Ithaca. Virtual tour, produce list, and membership information.
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• West Virginia University Extension Service
Offers educational programs and research in the areas of community development, agriculture and family and consumer sciences to people and communities throughout West Virginia.
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• Western Bee Supplies, Inc.
Hives and hive components, and beekeeping supplies. Also sells other wooden goods. Montana.
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• Western Canadian Wheat Growers Association
Non-profit, voluntary farm organization representing the interests of its members to government and other sectors of agriculture. Its mandate is to advance the development of a profitable and sustainable agriculture industry.
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• Western Center for Urban Forest Research and Education
Includes latest in urban forest research: GIS, inventory and monitoring, parking lot shade ordinances, urban heat islands, and guidelines for tree planting.
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• Western Cotton Research Laboratory (USDA-ARS)
This site contains information on cotton research programs conducted or based at the USDA-ARS laboratory in Phoenix, Arizona. This information includes researcher interest areas, publications, cotton pest bibliographies, and software.
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• Wetland Reservoir Subirrigation Systems
Article describes a system comprised of a wetland and a water storage reservoir linked to a network of subsurface pipes used at different times to either drain or irrigate crops through the root zone.
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• What IPM Means
Published by the Office of Pesticides Program of the United States Environmental Protection Agency.
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• What is Soil Fertility
Information about soil fertility and how it can be improved.
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• What is Sustainable Agriculture?
A detailed account of how sustainable agriculture integrates environmental health, economic profitability, and social and economic equity. From UC Davis.
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• What is the Difference Between a Sweetpotato and a Yam?
This site seeks to answer the question about "yams" and sweetpotatoes.
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• Wheat - Wikipedia
Introductory article, including material on history, breeding and genetics, economics and production, and agronomy.
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• Wheat Mania
Educational resource about growing wheat in Kansas, from planting and harvesting to uses and products.
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• Wheat Page at KSU
News and information pages, including agronomy, feed information, calendar, economics and market.
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• Wheat Page: Agronomy
Resources on the agronomy of wheat, from Kansas State University.
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• Wheat Research at Oregon State University
Provides a synopsis of research at the University. Includes information on variety development, trial data, current projects and contacts.
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• Whistling Train Farm
Crop schedule, information on their produce and livestock, and news. Kent.
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• Wigglesworth Fibres - Abaca
A brief history of abaca, uses of abaca, and abaca grading.
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• Wikipedia entry on Raising Chickens
Biology, history, and information concerning the chicken and its care.
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• Wild Roots Farm
Description of their program, newsletter, harvest calendar, and how to join. Livingston Manor.
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• Wildlife & Fisheries Sciences, Texas A & M University, College Station, Texas
Official Web site of Wildlife and fisheries sciences department at Texas A & M University, College Station, Texas
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• Wildlife Control
Factsheet from Clemson University covers the principles of controlling animal pests, including squirrels, bats, skunks, snakes, moles, voles, deer, rats/mice, chipmunks and groundhogs.
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• Wildlife Damage Control
Extensive information on the responsible management of damage caused by raccoons, skunks, squirrels, chipmunks, bats, opossums, beavers, woodchucks, coyotes, moles, voles, mice, and pigeons.
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• Wildtrees
Includes views on conservation of native trees for the environment.
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• Williamsburg Community Supported Agriculture
Group of neighbors in Brooklyn that buys fresh vegetables, at wholesale prices, straight from a local farmer. Explanation of the project, how to join, newsletter, calendar of events, and their weblog.
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• Willie Green's Organic Farm
History of the farm, recipes, and information on their crops. Monroe.
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