IMPROVING WEED AND INSECT MANAGEMENT IN ORGANIC REDUCE-TILLAGE CROPPING SYSTEMS

Agriculture & Biology

1. agricultural industry 10%
2. agricultural research 9%
3. Agricultural Research Service 11%
4. agriculture 10%
5. agronomy 5%
6. animals 6%
7. beneficial arthropods 6%
8. beneficial organisms 28%
9. college students 9%
10. communication (human) 20%
11. cooperatives 14%
12. corn 11%
13. cover crops 34%
14. crop production 8%
15. cropping systems 51%
16. crops 14%
17. economic feasibility 5%
18. economic indicators 6%
19. economic performance 5%
20. energy 8%
21. extension agents 40%
22. extension programs 6%
23. farmers 67%
24. farms 46%
25. feed grains 37%
26. field crops 9%
27. graduate students 13%
28. growers 38%
29. human resources 8%
30. income 12%
31. insect pests 22%
32. insects 36%
33. learning 13%
34. long term experiments 23%
35. no-tillage 9%
36. nonprofit corporations 15%
37. on-farm research 33%
38. organic production 15%
39. outreach 100%
40. pest management 45%
41. pesticide use reduction 6%
42. pests 23%
43. planting date 10%
44. production technology 27%
45. reduced tillage 77%
46. research programs 16%
47. research projects 5%
48. researchers 19%
49. seed industry 6%
50. seedbeds 5%
51. serving capacity 25%
52. soil 9%
53. soil management 44%
54. soil quality 30%
55. soybeans 9%
56. stakeholders 15%
57. technology transfer 20%
58. testing 7%
59. tillage 52%
60. triticale 10%
61. variety trials 6%
62. Vicia villosa 18%
63. weed control 89%
64. weeds 48%