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Knott's Handbook for Vegetable Growers

paperbackOctober 13, 2006
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ISBN-13: 9780471738282 ISBN-10: 047173828X
Publisher
Wiley
Binding
paperback
Published
October 13, 2006
Weight
1.5 lbs
Dimensions
20.80×3.30×13.50 cm

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Knott's Handbook for Vegetable Growers by Maynard, Donald N.. paperback edition. ISBN: 9780471738282.

The leading one-stop reference for commercial vegetable growers for more than 50 years Rooted in tradition, branching out to the future. For more than half a century, Knotts Handbook for Vegetable Growers has provided generations of commercial growers with the most timely, accessible, and useful information available on the subject. The Fifth Edition of this highly regarded horticultural mainstay provides readers with the reliable growing and marketing information theyve come to expect, while including new and updated material throughout to maintain its relevance in our ever-changing world. Filled with valuable information, largely in the form of tables and charts--from hard statistics on vegetable production and consumption to essential information for todays international markets, such as vegetable botanical names and vegetable names in nine languages--Knotts Handbook is part Farmers Almanac, part encyclopedia, and part dictionary. It also provides detailed, practical specifics on planting rates, schedules, and spacing; soils and fertilizers; methods for managing crop pests; greenhouse vegetable and crop production; insect pest identification; harvesting and storage; and vegetable marketing. Now available in a new flexible cover designed for ease of use on the desk or in the field, this valuable workhorse features new information on: * World vegetable production * Best management practices * Organic crop production * Food safety * Pesticide safety * Postharvest problems * Minimally processed vegetables * Plus, hundreds of Web site links related to vegetable information