Transferring biological control technology to Iowa strawberry growers
Transferring biological control technology to Iowa strawberry growers
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2001-01-01
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Lewis, Donald
Lewis, Donald
Obrycki, John
Gleason, Mark
Nonnecke, Gail
Lewis, Donald
Obrycki, John
Gleason, Mark
Nonnecke, Gail
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Growers receive nearly $3.5 million gross income from strawberry production in Iowa. Substitution of environmentally friendly, natural products and biological controls for the current chemical-intensive growing approaches will be critical to the expansion of strawberry production in Iowa.