| 2004 Vegetable Report Editors: David N. Byrne, Patti Baciewicz Series P-139 September 2004 This report contains the results of research conducted by extension and research personnel from the University of Arizona's College of Agriculture and Life Science (CALS). The primary purpose of this group of people is to conduct research that is relevant to the vegetable growing community of this state. It is imperative that this information is of use to you as members of our clientele. We have two ways of ensuring that this is true. The first of these is through communication with the CALS Vegetable IPM Advisory Committee. This year's members are shown in Table 1. This group meets annually in Yuma to discuss the contents of this report as well as other issues of interest. I am also thankful to members for their useful comments on the value of our programs and for their advice concerning the direction of future research and information delivery programs.
Recipients are encouraged to obtain portions of this report by visiting the following website cals.Arizona.edu/pubs/crops/az1348. I would like to thank Dean and Vice-Provost Eugene G. Sander and Cooperative Extension Associate Director, Deborah J. Young. Thank you, For further information on any of these reports, please contact the senior author(s) listed below:
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