Vegetable Crops: program detail

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Issue to be addressed: Vegetable Crops Program, related to Goal 1 EFFECTIVE 7/1/04
The goal of the Vegetable Crops Products Program is to ----

A program is comprised of interrelated projects, like pieces in a puzzle.
The current research projects in this program are:

STATE PROJECTS
Production strategies to capture high-value niche markets for vegetables, herbs, and small fruits in South Carolina
- Dufault, R.J. 1700227 (6/08)

Niche vegetable and specialty crops in South Carolina
- Hassell, R.L. 1700226 (6/08)

Epidemiology and control of gummy stem blight and other foliar fungal diseases on melons in SC
- Keinath, A.P. 1700161 (6/06)

Management of insect pests of vegetables and medicinal plants to reduce chemical pesticides
- Shepard, B.M. 1700258 (6/09)

MULTI-STATE PROJECTS
Biological control of soilborne plant pathogens for sustainable agriculture
- Keinath, A.P. 1700146 (9/05)

Biological control of arthropod pests and weeds
- McCutcheon, G.S. 1700151 (9/05)

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