|  | The newsletter includes a compilation of articles relating to entomology, plant pathology, weed science, soils and agronomy issues. |
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| | Provides information on production practices for growers considering organic or pesticide free production. |
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| | Successful insect control will depend on incorporating a number of control strategies together. |
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| | There are 16 nutrients that all plants must have. |
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| | Agronomic practices and management decisions can have a significant impact on the type and number of weeds on your farm. |
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| | Plant diseases are caused by microorganisms such as fungi, bacteria, viruses and nematodes. |
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| | Soil conservation promotes practices that stop the decline in soil quality and, over time, improve soil quality. |
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| | Provide basic information on organic certification and outline general requirements, as specified in an organic standard, for crop and livestock production. |
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| | Organic crops must always be produced according to accepted guidelines of the organic standard being followed, including soil management practices. |
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| | The goal of a transition strategy is to use management strategies that make soil as fertile, weed-free and healthy as possible going into the certified period. |
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