Chemical Weed Control for Strawberries

Whether you\u27re a home gardener or a commercial grower, you know that weed control in strawberries in the past has taken lots of time and work. Strawberry plants are always sending out runners, making machine cultivation difficult. So, much of the weed control in strawberreis has been done by hand hoeing

Amethyst Raspberry

Improved color, more luster, hardier plants, and better yields are major features of a new raspberry introduced by Iowa State University. This article describes its characterisics and tells your how to take care of it

Tomato color as influenced by variety, environment and nutrition

Typescript (photocopy) Thesis (M.S.)--Iowa State College, 1947. Includes bibliography

Cyclone- A New Strawberry for Your Garden

A new, large, June-bearing strawberry has been developed at Iowa State for use in home gardens. This new berry, called Cyclone, is excellent in flavor and freezing quality and ranks high in sweetness and texture

Iowa Agriculturist 69.03

Now\u27s the time to get your summer job 4 Do You Belong at ISU? 6 TENCH-HUT! 8 Even You Can Learn To Fly 12 ISU\u27s County Fair 14 Ben Franklin was a Dirty Old Man 17 A Coed\u27s Christmas 19 Ag College Growing Pains 22 East-West Seminar 25 ISU at the Farm Progress Show 26 Water-Witching? 28 Can You Get a Car Tonight, Charlie? Over the Brew 32 Campus March of Agriculture 34 Classroom & Campus 36 A New Peace Corps - Just For You 37 Behind the Shed 39https://lib.dr.iastate.edu/iowaagriculturist/1049/thumbnail.jp

Iowa Agriculturist 70.01

The Ag Speaks 4 Campus March of Agriculture 6 Classroom and Campus 8 AZ Taps 27 10 Keep Your Club Alive 11 The Electric Brain 12 A New look at Residences 14 Iowa\u27s Dirty Water Problem 16 Horsing Around in the Hay Mow 20 The Old Tavern and Trail 22 He\u27s a Weekend Farmer 24 What will agriculture be like? 26 Cotillion Kindles Aggie Spirits 28 Over the Brew 30 How to make a girl say yes 31 Getting to know Dr. Wayne Scholtes 32 When the Hunter Gets Captured by the Game 34 Your Backyard Laboratory 36 GSB Reports 38 Behind the Shed 39https://lib.dr.iastate.edu/iowaagriculturist/1046/thumbnail.jp

Bigger Yields From Everbearing Strawberries

Many home gardeners and commercial producers of strawberries in Iowa have had discouraging results with everbearing strawberries. One reason is the hot, dry weather we usually have during July and August. Because moisture is short, the late summer crop often consists mostly of small fruits or nubbins - sometimes not even worth harvesting