LibGuides: Publications of the Missouri State Fruit Experiment Station: Newsletter: The Berry Basket

Title Changes

The Berry Basket formerly titled News from the Berry Patch.

The Berry Basket ran from 1998 to 2009.

News from the Berry Patch ran from 1994 to 1998.

Volume 1, 1998

Vol/Num	Date	Title	Author	Page
1/1	Spr/1998	From the Editors	Marilyn Odneal	1
1/1	Spr/1998	Soil pH - Easy to Change; Difficult to Stabilize	Ben Fuqua	1
1/1	Spr/1998	Missouri Small Fruit Grower's Association Formed	Rex Whipple	3
1/1	Spr/1998	Blueberry Council News	Bob Hershey	4
1/1	Spr/1998	Know Your Pests When Growing Pumpkins and Squash!	Gaylord Moore	4
1/1	Spr/1998	Mulch Machine	Bob Hershey	5
1/1	Spr/1998	Weed Management in Newly Planted Strawberries Without Dacthal	Dr. A.R. Bonanno, Uni of MA. Reprinted from the Small Fruit News of Central New York, May 1, 1998	6
1/1	Spr/1998	That Which We Call A Rose	Patrick Byers	6
1/2	Sum/1998	From the Editors	Marilyn Odneal	1
1/2	Sum/1998	Berry Size and Taste Sells Blueberries	Ben Fuqua	1
1/2	Sum/1998	Missouri Small Fruit Growers Association	Floyd Livingston	3
1/2	Sum/1998	Blueberry Council News	Bob Hershey	3
1/2	Sum/1998	The Squash Vine Borer, a Major Pest for the '98 Season	Gaylord Moore	5
1/2	Sum/1998	Strawberry Rootworm	Patrick Byers	5
1/3	Fall/1998	From the Editors	Marilyn Odneal	1
1/3	Fall/1998	Some Numbers do have Meaning!	Ben Fuqua	1
1/3	Fall/1998	Centennial of the Missouri State Fruit Experiment Station	Patrick Byers	3
1/3	Fall/1998	Blueberry Council News	Bob Hershey	5
1/3	Fall/1998	Vegetables and Herbicides	Timothy P. Baker	6
1/4	Win/1998-99	From the Editors	Marilyn Odneal	1
1/4	Win/1998-99	The "Healthy" Blues	Ben Fuqua	1
1/4	Win/1998-99	Blueberry Council News	Bob Hershey	2
1/4	Win/1998-99	Starting Plants from Seeds	Gaylord Moore	5
1/4	Win/1998-99	Missouri Small Fruit Conference	Patrick Byers	6
1/4	Win/1998-99	Southwest Missouri Horticulture Conference	the editor	6

Volume 2, 1999

Vol/Num	Date	Title	Author	Page
2/1	Spr/1999	From the Editors	Marilyn Odneal	1
2/1	Spr/1999	New Twists to Old Practices	Ben Fuqua	1
2/1	Spr/1999	Blueberry Council News	Bob Hershey	3
2/1	Spr/1999	Small Fruit Growers Association	Kenneth Nenneman	4
2/1	Spr/1999	Reduce Tomato Diseases with Proper Management	Gaylord Moore	4
2/1	Spr/1999	In Search of a Champion Elderberry	Andy Thomas	5
2/1	Spr/1999	Blueberries-The Health Food for the 21st Century	Lynn Kelley, reprinted from The Blue Print, Winter, 1999	6
2/2	Sum/1999	From the Editors	Marilyn Odneal	1
2/2	Sum/1999	Preparing for Y2K	Ben Fuqua	1
2/2	Sum/1999	Blueberry Council News	Bob Hershey	2
2/2	Sum/1999	Small Fruit Growers Association	Rex Whipple	3
2/2	Sum/1999	The Corn Earworm, A Serious Pest in Sweet Corn	Gaylord Moore	3
2/2	Sum/1999	Blonde Drupelet of Blackberry	Patrick Byers	4
2/2	Sum/1999	Genetically Altered Corn	Reprint from the Springfield News-Leader, May 20 (Associated Press)	5
2/3	Fall/1999	From the Editors	Marilyn Odneal	1
2/3	Fall/1999	Blueberries: "Fruit of the Year"	Ben Fuqua	1
2/3	Fall/1999	Blueberry Council News	Bob Hershey	3
2/3	Fall/1999	Small Fruit Growers Association	Rex Whipple	3
2/3	Fall/1999	Blueberry Festival	Bob & Ronnie Hershey	4
2/3	Fall/1999	Small Grains as Winter Cover Crops	Rex Whipple	5
2/3	Fall/1999	Paul Evans Library of Fruit Science - More Than Just Books!	Suzi Teghtmeyer	6
2/3	Fall/1999	Missouri Small Fruit Conference Date Set	the editors	6
2/3	Fall/1999	Commercial Strawberry Plasticulture Workshop	the editors	6
2/3	Fall/1999	Centennial Celebration	Marilyn Odneal	7
2/4	Win/1999-2000	From the Editors	Marilyn Odneal	1
2/4	Win/1999-2000	"Normal Rainfall" - A 1999 Myth!	Ben Fuqua	1
2/4	Win/1999-2000	Blueberry Council News	Bob & Ronnie Hershey	3
2/4	Win/1999-2000	Small Fruit Growers Association	Rex Whipple	3
2/4	Win/1999-2000	Commercial Strawberry Plasticulture Workshop	Patrick Byers	4
2/4	Win/1999-2000	Biotechnology: A Consumer Choice	Gaylord Moore	5
2/4	Win/1999-2000	It’s Winter and the Surfing is Indoors	Suzi Teghtmeyer	6
2/4	Win/1999-2000	Replacing Lost Plants	Bob Hershey	7
2/4	Win/1999-2000	Berry Good Protection for Aging Brains	Janet Raloff, Sept. 18, 1999, reprinted from SCIENCE NEWS, copyright 1999 by Science Service	7
2/4	Win/1999-2000	2000 Missouri Small Fruit Conference	Patrick Byers	8
2/4	Win/1999-2000	Southwest Missouri Spring Horticulture Conference	Andy Thomas	9
2/4	Win/1999-2000	Fruit Recipes on the Web [Pear and Cranberry Pie]	Marilyn Odneal	9

Volume 3, 2000

Vol/Num	Date	Title	Author	Page
3/1	Spr/2000	From the Editors	Marilyn Odneal	1
3/1	Spr/2000	Weed Control in Blueberries	Ben Fuqua	1
3/1	Spr/2000	Blueberry Council News	Bob & Ronnie Hershey	3
3/1	Spr/2000	Fall Cole Crops for the Gardener	John Avery	4
3/1	Spr/2000	Non-Chemical Weed Control Strategies	Gaylord Moore	5
3/1	Spr/2000	Daylily Culture	based on a presentation made by Faye Coble	6
3/1	Spr/2000	Southwest Missouri Spring Horticulture Conference	Gladys Gaeke	7
3/1	Spr/2000	Small Fruit Pricing	Patrick Byers	8
3/1	Spr/2000	Nursery Catalogs Online	Suzi Teghtmeyer	9
3/2	Sum/2000	From the Editors	Marilyn Odneal	1
3/2	Sum/2000	Nutrient Management	Ben Fuqua	1
3/2	Sum/2000	Blueberry Council News	Bob & Ronnie Hershey	3
3/2	Sum/2000	Plant Propagation 1: The Mist System	John Avery	4
3/2	Sum/2000	Weather-Wise Vegetable Production	Gaylord Moore	5
3/2	Sum/2000	What to Do with all the Fruit	Suzi Teghtmeyer	6
3/2	Sum/2000	Small Fruit Research at the Missouri State Fruit Experiment Station	Patrick Byers	7
3/2	Sum/2000	Bird Control Update Y2K	Bob Hershey	8
3/2	Sum/2000	Precious Moments Point of View	Marilyn Odneal	9
3/3	Fall/2000	From the Editors	Marilyn Odneal	1
3/3	Fall/2000	Signs of Chlorosis	Ben Fuqua	1
3/3	Fall/2000	Blueberry Council News	Bob & Ronnie Hershey	3
3/3	Fall/2000	Farm Tour 2000	Bob Hershey	3
3/3	Fall/2000	Plant Propagation II: Summer Greenwood Propagation of Wood Plants	John Avery	4
3/3	Fall/2000	Proper Storage Retains Vegetable Quality	Gaylord Moore	5
3/3	Fall/2000	Bees - The Beneficial Insect	Suzi Teghtmeyer	6
3/3	Fall/2000	Missouri Department of Agriculture Striving to Increase Market Opportunities	Tammy Bruckerhoff	7
3/3	Fall/2000	2001 Missouri Small Conference	the Editors	7
3/4	Win/2000-2001	From the Editors	Marilyn Odneal	1
3/4	Win/2000-2001	It's Pruning Time!	Ben Fuqua	1
3/4	Win/2000-2001	Blueberry Council News	Bob & Ronnie Hershey	3
3/4	Win/2000-2001	Pollinators for Small Fruit Crops	John Avery	4
3/4	Win/2000-2001	Use of Different Colored Plastic Mulches for Yield and Earliness	Gaylord Moore	5
3/4	Win/2000-2001	Strawberry Cultivar Evaluation at Mountain Grove	Martin Kaps, Patrick Byers & Marilyn Odneal	6
3/4	Win/2000-2001	Integrated Weed Management - Strawberry Site Preparation	Patrick Byers	6
3/4	Win/2000-2001	Consumer Trends Drive Agriculture	Patrick Byers	7
3/4	Win/2000-2001	Value Added Promotion	Suzi Teghtmeyer	8
3/4	Win/2000-2001	2001 Missouri Spring Horticulture Conference	the Editors	9
3/4	Win/2000-2001	Reminder! Missouri Small Fruit Conference	the Editors	9

Volume 4, 2001

Vol/Num	Date	Title	Author	Page
4/1	Spr/2001	From the Editors	Marilyn Odneal	1
4/1	Spr/2001	Nitrogen - A Major Macronutrient	Ben Fuqua	1
4/1	Spr/2001	Blueberry Council News: Singing the Blues	Jay Chism	3
4/1	Spr/2001	Pollinators for Small Fruit Crops 2: Other Bees	John Avery	5
4/1	Spr/2001	Good Agricultural Practices for Missouri Strawberry Growers	Patrick Byers	7
4/1	Spr/2001	Vegetable Disease Management Strategies	Gaylord Moore	8
4/1	Spr/2001	New Primocane Raspberry Potentials for Colder Areas	Charlie O'Dell - reprint Proceedings of the 2001 MO Small Fruit Conference	9
4/1	Spr/2001	A Prickley Subject - Brambles!	Suzi Teghtmeyer	11
4/1	Spr/2001	Southeast Fruit Growers Tour	the Editors	12
4/1	Spr/2001	Harvest Connection	Teresa Hoy	12
4/1	Spr/2001	Notes on Captan Registration and Disease Control Recommendation for Small Fruit and Tree Fruit in the Year 2001	Michael A. Ellis	13
4/1	Spr/2001	Missouri Small Fruit Growers Association	Rex and Ginney Whipple	14
4/1	Spr/2001	Falling Fruit Lands Man in Jail	(Reuters)	14
4/1	Spr/2001	Crop Cart	Contributed by Marilyn Odneal	14
4/2	Sum/2001	Healthy Birds	Ben Fuqua	1
4/2	Sum/2001	Blues News	Jay Chism	2
4/2	Sum/2001	Operation Bird Net	Marilyn Odneal	3
4/2	Sum/2001	Raspberry Crown Borer Damage on Blackberries	Patrick Byers	5
4/2	Sum/2001	Grafting Nut Trees: The Bark Graft	John Avery	6
4/2	Sum/2001	Phenoxy Herbicide Damage to Plants	Patrick Byers	9
4/2	Sum/2001	Fall - A Second Chance to Grow a Productive Vegetable Garden	Gaylord Moore	11
4/2	Sum/2001	Pesticide Labels Online	Suzi Teghtmeyer	11
4/2	Sum/2001	Classifieds	the Editors	12
4/2	Sum/2001	Market Your Fruits and Vegetables Online	the Editors	12
4/2	Sum/2001	Stark Bro’s Nursery Closing	This article is based on a series run in July, 2001 concerning the Stark Bro's Nursery	12
4/2	Sum/2001	Missouri Blueberry Growers Survey	the Editors	13
4/3	Fall/2001	Reviewing the Basics	Ben Fuqua	1
4/3	Fall/2001	Blues News	Jay Chism	3
4/3	Fall/2001	Winter Mulch for Strawberries	Patrick Byers	4
4/3	Fall/2001	Cover crops	John Avery	5
4/3	Fall/2001	Pesticide Labels Online - Some Second Thoughts	Paul Andre	7
4/3	Fall/2001	Blueberries: Nature’s Healthy Blue Treat	Suzi Teghtmeyer	8
4/3	Fall/2001	Researchers Create Perfume Lure for female Codling Moth	Reprint from the Fruit Growers News, Oct. 2001, pp.35-36	9
4/3	Fall/2001	Fertilization, Liming and Soil Sampling for Vegetable Crops	Gaylord Moore	11
4/4	Win/2001-2002	Water: Too Little or Too Much	Ben Fuqua	1
4/4	Win/2001-2002	Blues News	Jay Chism	4
4/4	Win/2001-2002	The 2001 Strawberry Season	Patrick Byers	5
4/4	Win/2001-2002	Why Choose Ornamental Grass?	Jennifer Barnes	7
4/4	Win/2001-2002	Petunia: New Look for an Old Favorite	David Trinklein	8
4/4	Win/2001-2002	Linking Missouri Producers to Restaurants	Teresa Hoy	10
4/4	Win/2001-2002	Skinny Peach Trees	Judy McBride, Agricultural Research Service Information Staff	10
4/4	Win/2001-2002	Spring Sown Vegetable & Flower Crops	John Avery	12
4/4	Win/2001-2002	Vegetable Crops	Gaylord Moore	13
4/4	Win/2001-2002	An Autumn Olive a Day Keeps the Doctor Away!	Patrick Byers	14
4/4	Win/2001-2002	Two Favorite Gardening Books	Suzi Teghtmeyer	16
4/4	Win/2001-2002	2002 Small Fruit and Vegetable Conference	Patrick Byers	16
4/4	Win/2001-2002	2002 Spring Horticulture Conference	Marilyn Odneal	17

Volume 5, 2002

Vol/Num	Date	Title	Author	Page
5/1	Spr/2002	Balance of Power	Ben Fuqua	1
5/1	Spr/2002	Blues News	Earnie Bohner	3
5/1	Spr/2002	Irrigation System Planning	John Avery	4
5/1	Spr/2002	Heirloom Vegetables - From the Past to the Future	Gaylord Moore	6
5/1	Spr/2002	Preparing to Plant Perennials	Jennifer Barnes	7
5/1	Spr/2002	Strawberry Highlights of the Missouri Small Fruit and Vegetable Conference	Patrick Byers	8
5/1	Spr/2002	The Luscious Strawberry	Suzi Teghtmeyer	9
5/1	Spr/2002	Tree Carpets	Marilyn Odneal	12
5/1	Spr/2002	A Future for the Perennial Matted Row?	Marvin Pritts. Reprinted from Proceedings of the Southeast Strawberry Expo 2002	13
5/1	Spr/2002	Sheltered Workshops	Tammy Bruckerhoff	14
5/1	Spr/2002	Spring Horticulture Conference Contacts	Marilyn Odneal	14
5/1	Spr/2002	Classifieds	the Editors	15
5/2	Sum/2002	Post-Harvest Care of Blueberries	Ben Fuqua	1
5/2	Sum/2002	Blues News	Earnie Bohner	2
5/2	Sum/2002	Growing Chrysanthemums in the Home Landscape	Jennifer Barnes	3
5/2	Sum/2002	Brambles 2002: A Year to Remember (or Forget)	Patrick Byers	4
5/2	Sum/2002	Physiological Disorders of Tomatoes	Gaylord Moore	6
5/2	Sum/2002	Thinning Grapes	Susanne Howard	7
5/2	Sum/2002	New Integrated Pest Management Researcher/Advisor [Daniel Waldstein]	the Editors	8
5/2	Sum/2002	Organic Websites for Small Fruit	Suzi Teghtmeyer	9
5/2	Sum/2002	Growing Fruit for Home Use- On the Web	Marilyn Odneal	10
5/2	Sum/2002	Row Middles	John Avery	11
5/2	Sum/2002	Plants of Merit	Paul Gospodarczyk	13
5/2	Sum/2002	ALOT Program Information	the Editors	15
5/3	Fall/2002	Top 10 Reasons to Grow Blueberries	Ben Fuqua	1
5/3	Fall/2002	Blues News	Earnie Bohner	2
5/3	Fall/2002	Winter Weed Control	John Avery	3
5/3	Fall/2002	Pruning Grapevines	Susanne Howard	5
5/3	Fall/2002	Putting the Garden to Sleep	Jennifer Barnes	7
5/3	Fall/2002	Is Commercial Vegetable Production for You?	Gaylord Moore	9
5/3	Fall/2002	Winterizing Fruits, Vegetables and Yourself	Suzi Teghtmeyer	9
5/3	Fall/2002	Persimmon Report	Patrick Byers	10
5/3	Fall/2002	Selecting Seeds for Perfect Plates	Teresa Hoy	12
5/3	Fall/2002	The Flower Lady	Marilyn Odneal	13
5/4	Win/2002-2003	The Fate of Nitrogen	Ben Fuqua	1
5/4	Win/2002-2003	Elderberry Resources	Suzi Teghtmeyer	3
5/4	Win/2002-2003	Spring Weed Control	John Avery	4
5/4	Win/2002-2003	Blueberry Insects	Dan Waldstein	6
5/4	Win/2002-2003	Update Spray Guides Now	Marilyn Odneal	8
5/4	Win/2002-2003	Midwinter Vineyard Care: Propagation	Susanne Howard	8
5/4	Win/2002-2003	Using Native Plants in the Home Landscape	Jennifer Barnes	9
5/4	Win/2002-2003	The Adventure Continues - Pawpaws!	Patrick Byers	10
5/4	Win/2002-2003	Workshops on Developing and Enhancing Farmers’ Markets	Tammy Bruckerhoff	12
5/4	Win/2002-2003	2003 MO Small Fruit and Vegetable Conference	Patrick Byers	13

Volume 6, 2003

Vol/Num	Date	Title	Author	Page
6/1	Spr/2003	NOP and Blueberries	Ben Fuqua	1
6/1	Spr/2003	Elderberry Development Project	Patrick Byers	4
6/1	Spr/2003	Vegetables-Fertilize for Quality and Production	Gaylord Moore	5
6/1	Spr/2003	Cherries, Apples and Quince on a Path Down Memory Lane	Susanne Howard	6
6/1	Spr/2003	Peonies for the Home Landscape	Jennifer Barnes	8
6/1	Spr/2003	Spring Flowers Brighten Landscape	Jennifer Barnes	9
6/1	Spr/2003	Farmers’ Market Workshop	Lisa Kicklighter	10
6/1	Spr/2003	Market Tips	Marilyn Odneal	10
6/1	Spr/2003	Sell What You Grow	Suzi Teghtmeyer	11
6/1	Spr/2003	Soil Temperature and Vegetable Seed Germination	Gaylord Moore	14
6/1	Spr/2003	Review Worker Protection Standard	Paul André	16
6/1	Spr/2003	Making Wine for Home Use	Marilyn Odneal	16
6/1	Spr/2003	Viticulture Field Day	the Editors	17
6/2	Sum/2003	Controlling Blueberry Pests	Ben Fuqua	1
6/2	Sum/2003	Evans Library Receives Grant	Suzi Teghtmeyer	4
6/2	Sum/2003	Summer Softwood Propagation	John Avery	5
6/2	Sum/2003	Fall Gardening	Gaylord Moore	7
6/2	Sum/2003	Ozark Bamboo Garden	Marilyn Odneal	8
6/2	Sum/2003	Watering Plants: When & How Much?	Jennifer Barnes	10
6/2	Sum/2003	Fireblight	Dan Waldstein	11
6/2	Sum/2003	Peento Peaches	Patrick Byers	12
6/2	Sum/2003	ASEV Meeting 2003 in Reno	Susanne Howard	13
6/2	Sum/2003	A Trip to Turkey	Patrick Byers	14
6/3	Fall/2003	Missouri’s Blueberry Acreage	Ben Fuqua	1
6/3	Fall/2003	High Tunnel Vegetable Production	Gaylord Moore	3
6/3	Fall/2003	Gooseberries on the Web	Suzi Teghtmeyer	4
6/3	Fall/2003	Destroy All Mummies	Susanne Howard	5
6/3	Fall/2003	The Wilds of Missouri	Marilyn Odneal	7
6/3	Fall/2003	Winter Protection for Strawberries	Patrick Byers	9
6/3	Fall/2003	Fall Care and Clean-up	Jennifer Barnes	10
6/3	Fall/2003	Mulch and Wrap Trees in Fall	Marilyn Odneal	10
6/4	Win/2003-2004	Challenges or Resolutions??	Ben Fuqua	1
6/4	Win/2003-2004	Starting Plants at Home	Gaylord Moore	3
6/4	Win/2003-2004	Part 1 of the Development and Practical Management of Insecticide Resistance	Daniel Waldstein	3
6/4	Win/2003-2004	Summerfield Greenhouses	Marilyn Odneal	6
6/4	Win/2003-2004	Berry Burgers	Suzi Teghtmeyer	8
6/4	Win/2003-2004	The Many Benefits of Specialty Pesticides	Jennifer Barnes	9
6/4	Win/2003-2004	Herbicide Sprayer Calibration	John Avery	10

Volume 7, 2004

Vol/Num	Date	Title	Author	Page
7/1	Spr/2004	It's Blueberry Time	Ben Fuqua	1
7/1	Spr/2004	Horticulture in Uzbekistan	Patrick Byers	3
7/1	Spr/2004	Midwest Gardening Symposium I	Marilyn Odneal	6
7/1	Spr/2004	So You Think You Want to Grow Pumpkins	Gaylord Moore	9
7/1	Spr/2004	The Development and Practical Management of Insecticide Resistance Part II	Daniel Waldstein	10
7/1	Spr/2004	Rose Rosette Disease	Jennifer Barnes	12
7/2	Sum/2004	It's "T" Time	Ben Fuqua	1
7/2	Sum/2004	Routine Maintenance of Roses	Jennifer Barnes	3
7/2	Sum/2004	The Midwest Gardening Symposium II	Marilyn Odneal	4
7/2	Sum/2004	Dr. James F. Moore Retires	the Editors	7
7/2	Sum/2004	Horticulture in Uzbekistan - Part 2	Patrick Byers	8
7/2	Sum/2004	Cedar Apple Rust	Tim Baker	11
7/2	Sum/2004	Consider a Small Vineyard	Paul Gospodarczyk	12
7/2	Sum/2004	Japanese Beetles, a Threat of Heavy Plant Damage	Gaylord Moore	14
7/2	Sum/2004	Conference Report: Part 1 of 3: National Library Legislation Day	Suzi Teghtmeyer	16
7/3	Fall/2004	Annual Checkup	Ben Fuqua	1
7/3	Fall/2004	Treading the Wine Press	Victor H. Matthews	4
7/3	Fall/2004	Soil Test Results Valuable	Gaylord Moore	6
7/3	Fall/2004	A Fruitful Trip to Germany	Daniel Waldstein	7
7/3	Fall/2004	McMurtrey's Harvest	Marilyn Odneal	8
7/3	Fall/2004	Winterizing your Sprayer	Patrick Byers	10
7/3	Fall/2004	Holiday Plants	Jennifer Barnes	10
7/3	Fall/2004	Conference Report: AgNIC	Suzi Teghtmeyer	12
7/3	Fall/2004	New "Publications" Website	Suzi Teghtmeyer	13
7/4	Win/2004-2005	Blueberries – A Nutraceutical?	Ben Fuqua	1
7/4	Win/2004-2005	Early Spring Bloomers in the Garden	Jennifer Barnes-Schutter	2
7/4	Win/2004-2005	Brrrrrr! It's Cold Outside. Is it Time to put on Row covers?	Jay Chism	3
7/4	Win/2004-2005	Perennial Bed Preparation	Marilyn Odneal	4
7/4	Win/2004-2005	Missouri State University-Mountain Grove Welcomes Dr. Inno Onwueme	Patrick Byers	6
7/4	Win/2004-2005	Ten Attributes of a Good Gardener	Gaylord Moore	7
7/4	Win/2004-2005	Armadillos in Missouri	Lynn Robbins	8
7/4	Win/2004-2005	Armadillo Damage Identification, Prevention and Control	Scott McWilliams	9
7/4	Win/2004-2005	Tree Fruit Research Reports	Dan Waldstein	10
7/4	Win/2004-2005	Natives are for the Birds	Judy Allmon	12
7/4	Win/2004-2005	Conference Report: Part 3 of 3: AgNIC	Suzi Teghtmeyer	13
7/4	Win/2004-2005	25th Small Fruit and Vegetable Conference	Patrick Byers	14

Volume 8, 2005

Vol/Num	Date	Title	Author	Page
8/1	Spr/2005	Newer Cultivars Deserve a Look	Ben Fuqua	1
8/1	Spr/2005	The Horticulture and Agriculture Industry of Costa Rica	Jennifer Barnes-Schutter	3
8/1	Spr/2005	Tomato Blight, A Foliar Black Mark	Gaylord Moore	5
8/1	Spr/2005	Midwest Gardening Symposium	Marilyn Odneal	6
8/1	Spr/2005	Hand Thinning of Deciduous Fruit Trees	John Avery	9
8/1	Spr/2005	Grow Native! Brings Flowers that Fly to your Yard	Judy Allmon	11
8/1	Spr/2005	The Obliquebanded Leafroller Pest Biology and Control	Dan Waldstein	12
8/1	Spr/2005	Plasticulture—Strawberries	Jay Chism	13
8/1	Spr/2005	Recommended Apple Books at Evans Library	Suzi Teghtmeyer	14
8/1	Spr/2005	Coming Events	the Editors	15
8/2	Sum/2005	The Time is Ripe for Organic Blueberries	Ben Fuqua	1
8/2	Sum/2005	Coming Events	the Editors	3
8/2	Sum/2005	Strawberry Varieties for Missouri	Martin Kaps	4
8/2	Sum/2005	Missouri's Invasive Plants	Jennifer Barnes-Schutter	5
8/2	Sum/2005	Stressed Out Plants	Wenping Qiu	7
8/2	Sum/2005	Missouri Farmers' Market Association	Peggy Schletty	9
8/2	Sum/2005	Make a Splash with Native Plants	Judy Allmon	11
8/2	Sum/2005	Al's Backyard	Marilyn Odneal	12
8/2	Sum/2005	Missouri State University Centennial Garden Dedication	Marilyn Odneal	14
8/3	Fall/2005	Not a "Berry" Good Year	Ben Fuqua	1
8/3	Fall/2005	Unearthing the Layers of GIS	Brandi Parsley	2
8/3	Fall/2005	Heat & Drought Affects Vegetable Crops	Gaylord Moore	4
8/3	Fall/2005	Genomics	Laszlo Kovacs	5
8/3	Fall/2005	Ross's Produce Farm	Marilyn Odneal	8
8/3	Fall/2005	C. L. "Doc" Scrivner: Teacher and Blueberry Pioneer	the Editors	9
8/3	Fall/2005	Cold Frames and Hotbeds as Season Extenders	Suzi Teghtmeyer	10
8/3	Fall/2005	Developments in Tart Cherry Cultivars and Rootstocks	Patrick Byers	12
8/3	Fall/2005	Dr. Dan's Farewell	the Editors	14
8/3	Fall/2005	Growing Growers Program	the Editors	15
8/3	Fall/2005	Cleaning Up the Fall Garden	Jennifer Barnes-Schutter	15
8/3	Fall/2005	Berry Basket Subscriptions	the Editors	17
8/3	Fall/2005	Coming Events	the Editors	17
8/4	Win/2005-2006	Catch the "BLUES"	Ben Fuqua	1
8/4	Win/2005-2006	Revised 2005 Worker Protection Standard How-to-Comply Manual Available	Paul André	2
8/4	Win/2005-2006	Considering Cut Flowers	Marilyn Odneal	3
8/4	Win/2005-2006	Outdoor Power Equipment: Selection and Maintenance	Duane Gabriel	5
8/4	Win/2005-2006	Fruit Names and Expression: What do they mean?	Suzi Teghtmeyer	7
8/4	Win/2005-2006	Endangered Species Protection Program	Paul André	8
8/4	Win/2005-2006	Agroforestry	John Avery	9
8/4	Win/2005-2006	Coming Events	the Editors	11

Volume 9, 2006

Vol/Num	Date	Title	Author	Page
9/1	Spri/2006	From the Editors	Marilyn Odneal	1
9/1	Spri/2006	Soil – The Basis of Life (The Physical Factors)	Ben Fuqua	1
9/1	Spri/2006	Collar Rot – Hidden Tree Fruit Menace	Patrick Byers	3
9/1	Spri/2006	April Showers	Marilyn Odneal	4
9/1	Spri/2006	Update on Red Neck Cane Borer	Patrick Byers	6
9/1	Spri/2006	Consider Asparagus for Home or Market Gardens	Gaylord Moore	8
9/1	Spri/2006	Why Plants Fail to Flower	Jennifer Schutter	9
9/1	Spri/2006	Spring Strawberry Checklist	Jay Chism	10
9/1	Spri/2006	State Fruits	Suzi Teghtmeyer	11
9/2	Sum/2006	From the Editors	Marilyn Odneal	1
9/2	Sum/2006	Soils – The Chemical Factors	Ben Fuqua	1
9/2	Sum/2006	Welcome to Dr. Anson Elliott	Patrick Byers	3
9/2	Sum/2006	Monitoring San Jose Scale	Patrick Byers	4
9/2	Sum/2006	Ripe for Wine?	Marilyn Odneal	6
9/2	Sum/2006	Powdery Mildew Can Zap the Life Out of Pumpkins	Gaylord Moore	8
9/2	Sum/2006	Power Foods	Marilyn Odneal	9
9/2	Sum/2006	Shade Tree Decline	Jennifer Schutter	10
9/3	Fall/2006	From the Editors	Marilyn Odneal	1
9/3	Fall/2006	Water Management	Ben Fuqua	1
9/3	Fall/2006	High Tunnel Strawberry Production	Jay Chism	3
9/3	Fall/2006	Blonde Drupe of Blackberry	Marilyn Odneal	4
9/3	Fall/2006	Preparing the Garden for Next Year	Gaylord Moore	6
9/3	Fall/2006	Botanicals on State Quarters and in State Mottoes	Suzi Teghtmeyer	7
9/3	Fall/2006	Shenandoah Pawpaw	Patrick Byers	7
9/3	Fall/2006	Truman State University’s Solar Clock Garden	Steven B. Carroll	8
9/3	Fall/2006	Landscape Design with Missouri in Mind	Barbara Fairchild	10
9/3	Fall/2006	2007 Missouri Small Fruit and Vegetable Conference	Patrick Byers	10
9/4	Winter 2006/2007	From the Editors	Marilyn Odneal	1
9/4	Winter 2006/2007	Pruning for Profit	Ben Fuqua	1
9/4	Winter 2006/2007	Selection and Routine Maintenance of Roses	Jennifer Schutter	3
9/4	Winter 2006/2007	Persimmon Update	Patrick Byers	5
9/4	Winter 2006/2007	Native Cut Flower Update	Marilyn Odneal	6
9/4	Winter 2006/2007	Phenology and Freeze	Marilyn Odneal	8
9/4	Winter 2006/2007	Horticulture Advisory Listserv	Marilyn Odneal	11
9/4	Winter 2006/2007	Strawberry Fertility	Jay Chism	11
9/4	Winter 2006/2007	Starting Plants from Seeds	Gaylord Moore	13
9/4	Winter 2006/2007	Two Seasons of Plasticulture Strawberries	Jay Chism	14

Volume 10, 2007

Vol/Num	Date	Title	Author	Page
10/1	Spring/2007	From the Editors	Marilyn Odneal	1
10/1	Spring/2007	The Easter Freeze	Odneal-Byers-Avery	1
10/1	Spring/2007	Growing Blueberries...	Ben Fuqua	6
10/1	Spring/2007	Soil Testing Reveals Impact of....	J Quinn, M Nathan	9
10/1	Spring/2007	Creating a Toolbox to Assist....	Kathryn Keeley	11
10/1	Spring/2007	Bush Cherries	Patrick Byers	13
10/1	Spring/2007	Gardens of Interest	Jennifer Schutter	14
10/2	Summer/2007	From the Editors	Marilyn Odneal	1
10/2	Summer/2007	No Blueberries - Now What?	Ben Fuqua	1
10/2	Summer/2007	Basic Causes for Tomato Wilt	Gaylord Moore	3
10/2	Summer/2007	After the Freeze	Odneal-Byers-Avery	4
10/2	Summer/2007	Tried ant True	Barbara Fairchild	5
10/2	Summer/2007	The 4th Berry: Blackberries	Marilyn Odneal	5
10/2	Summer/2007	Alan Stevens....	Marilyn Odneal	8
10/2	Summer/2007	Those Pesky Summer Insects....	Mary K. Kroening	10
10/2	Summer/2007	Organic Certification Reimburs....	MDA Press Release	11
10/2	Summer/2007	Missouri Exchange	Barbara Fairchild	12
10/2	Summer/2007	Farewell from Suzi Teghtmeyer	Suzi Teghtmeyer	13
10/2	Summer/2007	Strawberry Plasticulture Workshop	Mayer-Odneal	14
10/3	Fall/2007	From the Editors	Marilyn Odneal	1
10/3	Fall/2007	Wait Till Next Year	Ben Fuqua	1
10/3	Fall/2007	Garden Asters	David Trinklein	3
10/3	Fall/2007	Goodbye from Gaylord	Gaylord Moore	4
10/3	Fall/2007	Tough Lessosn for Plasticulture....	Jay Chism	6
10/3	Fall/2007	Small Fruit and Veg Conference....	Pamela Mayer	6
10/3	Fall/2007	Results for Small Fruits	Martin Kaps	6
10/3	Fall/2007	Lasagma Gardens	Marilyn Odneal	8
10/3	Fall/2007	Grants for Growers	Debi Kelly	9
10/4	Winter/2008	From the Editors	Marilyn Odneal	1
10/4	Winter/2008	The First Thirty Years	Ben Fuqua	1
10/4	Winter/2008	Eat Local!	Jennifer Schutter	3
10/4	Winter/2008	Hints for High Tunnels	Marilyn Odneal	4
10/4	Winter/2008	Ivan's Figs	Marilyn Odneal	5
10/4	Winter/2008	Small fruit and Veg Conference...	Marilyn Odneal	7
10/4	Winter/2008	Kiwi Korners, PA	Patrick Byers	8
10/4	Winter/2008	Are your Plants Ready for Winter?	Byers-Mayer	10
10/4	Winter/2008	Beginning Vegetable Workshop	Jay Chism	12
10/4	Winter/2008	Introducing Read	Andy Read	14

Volume 11, 2008

Vol/Num	Date	Title	Author	Page
11/1	Spring/2008	From the Editors	Marilyn Odneal	1
11/1	Spring/2008	Don't Skip the "N"!	Ben Fuqua	1
11/1	Spring/2008	High Tunnel Production of Raspberries and Strawberries	Eric Hanson	3
11/1	Spring/2008	Buying Local in a Big Way	Del Housworth	5
11/1	Spring/2008	Peach Production Pointers	Jared Beckner	6
11/1	Spring/2008	Read's Quarterly Question	Andy Read	9
11/1	Spring/2008	2008 All-America Selection Winners	Jennifer Schutter	10
11/1	Spring/2008	Gardening in a Bag	Clydette Alsup	12
11/2	Summer/2008	Finish the Race	Ben Fuqua	1
11/2	Summer/2008	Physiological Disorders of Tomatoes	Jennifer Schutter	3
11/2	Summer/2008	Hot Plants that are "Cool"	David Trinklein	5
11/2	Summer/2008	Looking Local	Marilyn Odneal	6
11/2	Summer/2008	It's Fair Time!	Jennifer Schutter	6
11/2	Summer/2008	Fall Cole Crops for the Gardener	John Avery	7
11/2	Summer/2008	Read's Quarterly Question	Andy Read	8
11/2	Summer/2008	Catch the Container Craze	Grow Native	9
11/2	Summer/2008	Patrick Byers Becomes MU Extension	Patrick Byers	10
11/2	Summer/2008	New Raspberry and Blackberry Production Guide	NRAES	10
11/2	Summer/2008	Alternative Fruit Crops Field Day	Pamela Mayer	11
11/3	Fall/2008	Pruning Blueberries	Jay Chism	1
11/3	Fall/2008	The First North American Elderberry Summit	Patrick Byers	2
11/3	Fall/2008	A Summer of Gardening Challenges	Jennifer Schutter	3
11/3	Fall/2008	SARE Grants Fund Sustainable Agriculture Projects	Debi Kelley	5
11/3	Fall/2008	Highlights of the ASCFG Midwest Regional Tour	Marilyn Odneal	5
11/3	Fall/2008	Fall Cleanup in the Fruit Planting	John Avery	9
11/3	Fall/2008	Want to Reduce Wste and Time?	James Quinn	10
11/3	Fall/2008	Read's Quarterly Questioni	Andy Read	12
11/4	Winter/2008-2009	It's Your Council	Ben Fuqua	1
11/4	Winter/2008-2009	Winter Gardening Tips	Jennifer Schutter	2
11/4	Winter/2008-2009	What's in Your Compost?	Quinn, Nathan, Starbuck	3
11/4	Winter/2008-2009	New Decision Tool Available	Thomas Bjorkman	7
11/4	Winter/2008-2009	Don't Ignore the Market	Marilyn Odneal	8
11/4	Winter/2008-2009	High Tunnel Workshop	Pamela Mayer	10
11/4	Winter/2008-2009	Thoughts on my New High Tunnel	Jo Anne Thomas	10
11/4	Winter/2008-2009	Read's Quarterly Question	Andy Rad	12
11/4	Winter/2008-2009	2009 Guides Now Available!	Pamela Mayer	13
11/4	Winter/2008-2009	Missouri Organic Conference		13
11/4	Winter/2008-2009	29th Annual Missouri Small Fruit and Vegetable Conference	Pamela Mayer	14
11/4	Winter/2008-2009	Grow Native! Landscape Design with Missouri in Mind

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