18:28
Understanding Grow Lights
11:09
New Plant Hardiness Zones
04:54
Agritourism Conference Cost Share Grant
07:54
Deer Control Around the Garden
01:30
Specialty Corn Workshop GPGC 2024
03:25
Funding for Small Scale Specialty Crop Producers Webinar
01:42
New Ag Business Small Farms Specialist - STL Region
06:16
Missouri Winter Weather Folklore
01:45
Great Plains Growers Conference 2024
06:50
Invasive Honeysuckle
07:11
Tips for Growing Native Trees from Seed
03:13
End of Season Sanitization
01:20
Ag Innovation Center: Let Us Help You Grow Your Business
04:54
The Science Behind Fall Foliage Color and Our 2023 Prediction for Missouri
06:38
What flowers are blooming in fall?
10:30
Missouri Fall Climate Outlook 2023
05:49
Mums
03:35
Reduce Overwintering Insect Pests - Fall Field Cleanup
09:27
Planting Trees
03:12
Squash Vine Borer
06:32
Seed Saving - Cut Flowers
05:35
Saving Tomato Seed
12:23
SARE Farmer/Rancher Grant
02:50
Apple Issues
05:39
Get the Most out of Your Seed
36:56
Forage Quality and Toxic Plant Concerns During Drought Conditions
10:55
Nitrate/Nitrite Intoxication Concerns During Drought Conditions
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MU Extension IPM is a systematic approach to solving pest problems through knowledge about insects, weeds and diseases to prevent damage to crops and ornamentals. Includes a variety of cultural, biological, genetic, regulatory, physical and chemical tactics.
The Missouri IPM program is partially funded by USDA NIFA through the Extension Implementation Program area of the Crop Protection and Pest Management program.
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