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A New Alubia Bean
A New Dark Red Kidney Bean
A New Great Northern Bean
A New Light Red Kidney Bean
A New Navy Bean
A New Pinto Bean
Advantages of Fluid Fertilizers
Agrotain
Air Pollution Injury (Bronzing) in Dry Beans
Angular Leaf Sopt of Dry Beans
Bean Anthracnose
Bean Common Mosaic Virus and Bean Common Mosaic Necrosis Virus
Bean leaf Beetle in Michigan
Biologial Control of Insects
Calendar for Insects in Michigan Field Crops
Chemical Treatment of Agronomic Seeds
Common Weed Seedlings o the North Central States
Controlling Canada Thistle
Controlling Hemp Dogbane
Controlling Horseweed (Marestail)
Controlling White Campion in No-Tillage Systems
Controlling Wild Carrot
Cover Crop Choices for Michigan
Disease Management In Field Crops
Do you suspect herbicide resistance
Dry Bean Diseases
Dry Bean Insect Pests
Guidlines on Buying High Moisture Shelled Corn
Lime for Michigan Soils
Managing pesticides on dry beans
Managing White Campion in No-Tillage Systems
Michigan Field Crops Insect Calendar
MSU Dry Bean Variety Trial Results
MSU Nutrient Recommendations Calculator
MSU pesticide education resources available on-line free of charge
Much is revealed, on edges of fields
N-P-K Fertilizers
Nematodes
Nitrogen Fertilizers, N-P-K Fertilizers
Nitrogen losses from soil
Nutrient Removal by Several Michigan Field Crops
Pest management newsletters and email lists
Pest management suppliers
Pesticide Safety & Environmental Information
Phosphate Fertilizers, N-P-K Fertilizers
Poncho replant restrictions
Potassium for crop production
Rainfast periods for insecticides
Regulation No. 642. on Farm Fertilizer Bulk Storage
Root Rot of Common Beans
Sampling Soils for Fertilizer and Lime Recommendations
Seeding Practices for Michigan Crops
Selecting forms of nitrogen fertilizer
Soybean aphid management
Soybean aphid overwintering
Spider mite in Michigan
Standard Navy Yield Test
Stored Grain Management
Sulfur for crop production
Summary of sulfur fertilization studies
Transmission of Dry Bean Viruses By the Soybean Aphid, Aphid Glycines
Urea

Disease

Air Pollution Injury (Bronzing) in Dry Beans
Angular Leaf Sopt of Dry Beans
Bean Anthracnose
Bean Common Mosaic Virus and Bean Common Mosaic Necrosis Virus
Disease Management In Field Crops
Dry Bean Diseases
Pesticide Safety & Environmental Information
Root Rot of Common Beans

Hybrid & Variety Trials

A New Alubia Bean
A New Dark Red Kidney Bean
A New Great Northern Bean
A New Light Red Kidney Bean
A New Navy Bean
A New Pinto Bean
MSU Dry Bean Variety Trial Results
Standard Navy Yield Test

Insects

Bean leaf Beetle in Michigan
Biologial Control of Insects
Calendar for Insects in Michigan Field Crops
Dry Bean Insect Pests
Managing pesticides on dry beans
Michigan Field Crops Insect Calendar
Much is revealed, on edges of fields
Nematodes
Pesticide Safety & Environmental Information
Poncho replant restrictions
Rainfast periods for insecticides
Soybean aphid management
Soybean aphid overwintering
Spider mite in Michigan
Stored Grain Management

Management

Chemical Treatment of Agronomic Seeds
Cover Crop Choices for Michigan
MSU pesticide education resources available on-line free of charge
Nutrient Removal by Several Michigan Field Crops
Pest management newsletters and email lists
Pest management suppliers
Seeding Practices for Michigan Crops

Research

Transmission of Dry Bean Viruses By the Soybean Aphid, Aphid Glycines

Soils

Advantages of Fluid Fertilizers
Agrotain
Lime for Michigan Soils
MSU Nutrient Recommendations Calculator
N-P-K Fertilizers
Nitrogen Fertilizers, N-P-K Fertilizers
Nitrogen losses from soil
Phosphate Fertilizers, N-P-K Fertilizers
Potassium for crop production
Regulation No. 642. on Farm Fertilizer Bulk Storage
Sampling Soils for Fertilizer and Lime Recommendations
Selecting forms of nitrogen fertilizer
Sulfur for crop production
Summary of sulfur fertilization studies
Urea

Weeds

Common Weed Seedlings o the North Central States
Controlling Canada Thistle
Controlling Hemp Dogbane
Controlling Horseweed (Marestail)
Controlling White Campion in No-Tillage Systems
Controlling Wild Carrot
Do you suspect herbicide resistance
Guidlines on Buying High Moisture Shelled Corn
Managing White Campion in No-Tillage Systems

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