Reference Library: I

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Insects

• Asian Lady Beetle (K-State)
• Alfalfa Weevil Management in Kansas: II. Non-chemical controls (K-State)
• Biological Control of Insect Pests on Field Crops in Kansas (K-State)
• Biological Control of Musk Thistle in Kansas (K-State)
• Biological Fly Control for Kansas Feedlots (K-State)
• Boxelder and Red-shouldered Bugs (K-State)
• Colorado Potato Beetle: Organic Options (ATTRA - html)
• Common Insecticides used on Kansas Field Crops (K-State)
• Cucumber Beetles: Organic and Biorational IPM (ATTRA - pdf)
• Go to the Directory of Insect Information for a broad range of insect fact sheets and information from K-State
• Insect Photo Gallery (K-State)
• Lawn and Garden Pests (K-State)
• Ornamental Pest Control (K-State)
• Ticks in Kansas (K-State)

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Integrated Pest Management

Books and Magazines

• Dry Bean Production and Pest Management

Publications

• A Whole Farm Approach to Managing Pests (SARE)
• Alternative Control of Johnsongrass (ATTRA)
• Alternative Nematode Control (ATTRA - html)
• Alternative Thistle Control (ATTRA)
• Alternatives In Insect Pest Management: Biological and Biorational Approaches (University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign)
• Beneficial Insects (Oklahoma State University - pdf)
• Biointensive Integrated Pest Management (ATTRA)
• Bug Vacuums for Organic Crop Production (ATTRA)
• Colorado Potato Beetle: Organic Options (ATTRA) html
• Commercial Suppliers of Beneficial Organisms (Ohio State University)
• Control of Field Bindweed (ATTRA)
• Cucumber Beetles: Organic & Biorational IPM (ATTRA)
• Deer Control Options (ATTRA)
• Downy Mildew Control in Cucurbits (ATTRA)
• Flea Beetle: Organic Control Options (ATTRA)
• Getting Started with an Effective Integrated Pest Management Program (State University of New Jersey - pdf)
• Grasshopper Management (ATTRA)
• Integrated Parasite Management For Livestock (ATTRA)
• Integrated Pest Management (Ohio State University)
• Integrated Pest Management for Greenhouse Crops (ATTRA)
• Integrated Pest Management-Biological Control: Natural Enemies (USDA)
• Squash Bug and Squash Vine Borer:Organic Controls(ATTRA)
• Organic Vegetable IPM Guide (Michigan State University)
• Predator Control for Sustainable and Organic Livestock Production (ATTRA)
• Principles of Sustainable Weed Management (ATTRA)
• Sustainable Fire Ant Management (ATTRA)
• Sustainable Management of Soil-borne Plant Diseases (ATTRA)
• Use of Cultural Practices in Crop Insect Pest Management (University of Nebraska)
• Weed Flaming for Agronomic Crops (ATTRA)

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Intensive Grazing (see also Grazing)

Publications

• Assessing the Pasture Soil Resource (ATTRA) html
• Getting Started Grazing (Ohio State University)
• Grazing Systems Planning Guide (University of Minnesota)
• Introduction to Paddock Design and Fencing for Controlled Grazing (ATTRA) html
• Kansas Grazer Software (K-State)
• Management Intensive Grazing Resources (Kansas Rural Center - pdf)
• Matching Livestock and Forage Resources in Controlled Grazing (ATTRA)
• Multispecies Grazing (ATTRA)
• Nutrient Cycling in Pastures (ATTRA) html
• Planning Fencing Systems for Intensive Grazing Management (University of Kentucky)
• Rotational Grazing (ATTRA)

Links

• Grazing Lands Conservation Initiative

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Intercropping

• Intercropping: Principles and Production Practices (ATTRA)

Irrigation

• Drip Irrigation for Vegetables (K-State)
• Drip or Trickle Irrigation Systems: An Operations and Troubleshooting Check List (North Carolina State University)
• Drip or Trickle Irrigation Systems: An Outline of Components (North Carolina State University)
• Irrigation for Fruit and Vegetable Production (Penn State University)
• Irrigation Scheduling with Tensiometers (State University of New Jersey)
• Irrigation Software (K-State)
• Maintaining Drip Irrigation Systems (K-State)
• Management Considerations for Operating a Subsurface Drip Irrigation (SDI) System (K-State)
• Managing Furrow Irrigation Systems (K-State)
• Preventive Maintenance of Irrigation Equipment (State University of New Jersey)

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