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The University Of Arizona College
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The University of Arizona Vice Provost and Dean Vice Dean Associate Dean Associate Dean The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences includes the School of
Family and Consumer Sciences, the School of Renewable Natural Resources,
the Office of Arid Lands Studies, the Agricultural Experiment Station,
Cooperative Extension, and the Office of Academic The College is an Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action employer. Arizona Agricultural Experiment Produced by Editor Writers Proofreader Graphic Designer Director, Publication and Web Director, ECAT The Arizona Agricultural Experiment Station Research Report is a publication of the University of Arizona College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Information in this report becomes public property upon publication and may be reprinted, provided no commercial endorsement is implied. Please credit authors, photographers, the publication and the University of Arizona. Any products, services or organizations mentioned, shown or indirectly implied in this publication do not imply endorsement by the University. |
1. Protecting Cotton from Lygus Bugs IPM program reduces insecticide, controls pest
2. The Agricultural Research Complex New facility focuses on livestock industry needs
3. Preventing Agroterrosim Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory part of statewide system
4. The Role of Carcinogens in Breast Cancer Biochemical studies show lifestyle and environmental links
5. Irrigation Efficiency for Durum Wheat Growing pasta wheat and barley in Arizona
6. Fire Management in the West Research and teaching of fire ecology in Arizona
7. The Santa Rita Experimental Range Turns 100 Vegetation and wildlife studies assist range management
8. Cracking the Code in Maize Gene studies offer tools for plant improvement
9. A New Plant Disease Hits the U.S. “Winter Salad Bowl” Fusarium wilt of lettuce
10. Cleaner Air in the Desert New technology measures dust emissions in agricultural settings
11. Mine Tailings Restoration Method uses high grade biosolids to revegetate land
12. Salad at the South Pole Growth chamber will house vegetable and fruit crops
13. High-Stakes Testing Isn’t the Answer Study compares AIMS test scores for different student populations
14. More than ABCs Success in school also depends on key relationships
15. Research awards for 2001-2002
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