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  Document CR-6008 Weed Control in Vegetables - 2002
This current report discusses the best weed control herbicides for the most commonly grown vegetables. 		121 KB
  Document EPP-7313 Home Vegetable Garden Insect Pest Control

By Jonathan Edelson, Brenda Simons, and David Hillock. This fact sheet discusses the identification and control of vegetable garden insect pests.

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  Document EPP-7625 Common Diseases of Tomatoes: Part I Diseases Caused by Fungi
By John Damicone and Lynn Brandenberger. This fact sheet is intended to aid vegetable producers in recognizing the symptoms of common tomato diseases caused by fungi. Revised May 2010. 		334 KB
  Document EPP-7626 Common Diseases of Tomatoes, Part 2: Diseases Caused by Bacteria, Viruses, and Nematodes
This fact sheet discusses tomato diseases caused by bacteria, viruses, and nematodes. 		3 MB
  Document EPP-7627 Common Diseases of Tomatoes, Part 3: Non-Infectious Diseases
This fact sheet discusses problems with tomatoes caused by environmental, chemical, or soil factors that result in abnormal plant growth and development. 		1 MB
  Document EPP-7640 Solar Heating (Solarization) of Soil in Garden Plots for Control of Soilborne Plant Diseases

Solarization controls a wide varity of soil pests and should be compatible with most Integrated Pest management (IPM) programs. Revised May 2013.

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  Document EPP-7646 Diseases of Asparagus in Oklahoma

This fact sheet discusses asparagus diseases and their control. Revised April 2013.

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  Document EPP-7652 Non-Chemical Methods for Controlling Diseases in the Home Landscape and Garden

This fact sheet discusses how to control diseases in the home landscape and garden without using chemicals.

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  Document EPP-7666 Diseases of Leafy Crucifer Vegetables (collards, kale, mustard, turnips)
By John Damicone and Warren Roberts. This fact sheet is intended to aid growers in identifying the diseases of leafy crucifer vegetables and to provide general guidelines for managing them. Reviewed August 2009. 		2 MB
  Document FAPC-131 Using Contracts to Reduce Marketing Risk: Applied Study of Oklahoma Onion Production
By Bradley Wathen, Rodney Holcomb, Merritt Taylor, Jim Shrefler, and John R.C. Robinson. Fruit and vegetable production as an alternative crop in Oklahoma is a promising interest. Before attempting production, growers must understand the risks associated with production of a particular commodity. This fact sheet addresses a strategy that, when used properly, will alleviate market risk and uncertainty such as price volatility. Reviewed July 2010. 		322 KB
  Document FAPC-167 Fresh Produce Production Food Safety Plan Logs and Worksheets

This fact sheet includes worksheets that serve as templates to cover most of the documentation and record keeping that will occur as part of a typical fresh produce food safety program.

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  Document FAPC-168 Developing a Food Safety Plan for Your Fresh Produce Operation

This fact sheet outlines a five step plan to developing a farm food safety plan.

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  Document HLA-6000 Fertilizing Commercial Vegetables

This fact sheet discusses how to fertilize, why fertilize, and when to fertilize the vegetable crops.

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  Document HLA-6004 Oklahoma Garden Planning Guide
Well-planned, properly managed home gardens can furnish Oklahoma families with flavorful, high quality, fresh vegetables from spring through fall, as well as for processing or storing for winter. 		81 KB
  Document HLA-6005 Mulching Garden Soils
Mulching Oklahoma garden soils may be one of the most valuable cultural practices of gardening. This fact sheet discusses the different types of mulch, how long it will be effective, as well as other characteristics. 		137 KB
  Document HLA-6007 Improving Garden Soil Fertility

This fact sheet gives suggestions how to best improve the soil for maximum plant quality in the garden. Revised March 2013.

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  Document HLA-6009 Fall Gardening

Successful fall gardening begins much earlier than the fall season. This fact sheet discusses fall gardening guidelines. Revised March 2013.

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  Document HLA-6012 Growing Tomatoes in the Home Garden

Tomato is one of the most popular home garden crops in Oklahoma. This fact sheet discusses the best varieties for Oklahoma as well as soil preparation, planting, insect and disease contol, and care for tomato plants. Revised April 2013.

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  Document HLA-6013 Summer Care of the Home Vegetable Garden

One of the most important factors for successfully growing vegetables in Oklahoma is the care given the garden during the summer. Revised March 2013.

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  Document HLA-6016 Asparagus Culture in the Home Garden

This fact sheet contains information on varieties, climate, soil preparation, seedlings, planting, and growth and havesting of asparagus.

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