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Item Open Access Publications of the Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station(2012-01) Johnson, Marc A.; Cholick, Fred A.This list includes titles for the following categories of publications: Annual Report and Biennial Report, Bulletin (including Press Bulletin), Circular, Inspection Circular, Keeping Up With Research, Report of Progress, Technical Bulletin, and Research PublicationItem Open Access Reducing the Risk of Groundwater Contamination by Improving Pesticide Storage & Handling(1998-08) Hickman, John S.; Herbel, Kevin L.; Rogers, Danny H.; Powell, MorganFive areas of pesticide management on your farmstead should be reviewed: 1) pesticide storage practices; 2) mixing and loading practices; 3) spill cleanup; 4) container disposal practices; and 5) other management practices. When handling pesticides, wear proper protective clothing at all times. Personal protection is not addressed in Farm•A•Syst, because its focus is groundwater and drinking water protection. For more information on personal protection when handling pesticides, contact your county Extension office, Extension Agricultural Engineering, or the Pesticide Use Section, Kansas State Board of Agriculture (see Contacts and References).Item Open Access Reducing the Risk of Groundwater Contamination by Improving Drinking Water Well Condition(1998-08) Hickman, John S.; Herbel, Kevin L.; Rogers, Danny H.; Powell, MorganWhether a well taps water just below the ground or hundreds of feet deep, its location on top of the ground is a crucial safety factor. Locating a well in a safe place takes careful planning and consideration of such factors as where the well is in relation to surface drainage and groundwater flow. A well downhill from a livestock lot, a leaking tank or a failing septic system runs a greater risk of contamination than a well on the uphill side of these pollution sources. The general rule for protecting the water supply is to keep a well upslope and as far as possible from potential sources of contamination.Item Open Access Cheney Lake Watershed: Assessing the Impact of Implementing Conservation Practices in the Cheney Lake Watershed(2008-11) Devlin, Daniel; Mankin, Kyle; Selfa, Teresa; Nelson, Nathan; Barnes, Philip; Miller, Howard; French, Lisa; Frees, Lyle; Langemeier, MichaelResearch on the impact of conservation practices in the Cheney Lake Watershed by the city of Wichita, KS.Item Open Access Publications of the Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station(2008-07) Johnson, Marc A.; Cholick, Fred A.This list includes titles for the following categories of publications: Annual Report and Biennial Report, Bulletin (including Press Bulletin), Circular, Inspection Circular, Keeping Up With Research, Report of Progress, Technical Bulletin, and Research PublicationItem Open Access Publications of the Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station(2007-06) Johnson, Marc A.; Cholick, Fred A.This list includes titles for the following categories of publications: Annual Report and Biennial Report, Bulletin (including Press Bulletin), Circular, Inspection Circular, Keeping Up With Research, Report of Progress, Technical Bulletin, and Research PublicationItem Open Access Bacterial Ring Rot of Potato(2008-08) Sparks, Adam; Kennelly, MeganBacterial ring rot of potato, caused by the bacterium Clavibacter michiganensis subsp. sepedonicus, is a serious issue for seed potato production. This is a guide to controlling the bacterium.Item Open Access Cheney Lake Watershed: Conservation Practice Implementation History and Trends(2008-11) Devlin, Daniel; Miller, Howard; Nelson, Nathan; Barnes, Philip; French, Lisa; Frees, LyleThe Cheney Lake Watershed in south-central Kansas has been the focus of multiple water quality related research, extension, and education projects for approximately 15 years.Item Open Access Ready, Set, Go! * Short Course Leader’s Guide(2008-09) Domsch, Ann; Johannes, Elaine; Mack, Diane; Sanders-Hahs, ErinThe goal of Ready, Set, Go! is to create awareness and to generate community support for military-connected youth and families who are geographically dispersed.Item Unknown Blackleg of Potato(2008-08) Sparks, Adam; Kennelly, MeganBlack leg of potato, caused by the bacterium Erwinia carotovora subsp. atroseptica, is a common potato disease in Kansas. This is a guide to controlling the bacterium.Item Unknown Pomona Lake Watershed Assessment: Preliminary Report(2009-02) Nejadhashemi, A. P.; Gali, R.K.; Smith, C.M.; Mankin, K.R.; Wilson, R.M.; Brown, S.P.; Leatherman, J.C.A preliminary assessment of the Pomona Lake Watershed in east central Kansas.Item Open Access Common Scab of Potato(2008-05) Sparks, AdamCommon scab of potato is caused by a common soil-inhabiting bacterium, Streptomyces scabies. This is a guide to controlling the bacterium.Item Open Access Publications of the Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station(2005-08) Johnson, Marc A.; Cholick, Fred A.This list includes titles for the following categories of publications: Annual Report and Biennial Report, Bulletin (including Press Bulletin), Circular, Inspection Circular, Keeping Up With Research, Report of Progress, Technical Bulletin, and Research PublicationItem Open Access Elk River Watershed Assessment: Preliminary Report(2009-02) Nejadhashemi, A. P.; Gali, R.K.; Smith, C.M.; Mankin, K.R.; Wilson, R.M.; Brown, S.P.; Leatherman, J.C.A preliminary assessment of the Elk River Watershed in southeastern Kansas.Item Open Access Milford Lake Watershed Assessment: Preliminary Report(2009-02) Nejadhashemi, A. P.; Perkins, S.A.; Smith, C.M.; Mankin, K.R.; Wilson, R.M.; Brown, S.P.; Leatherman, J.C.A preliminary assessment of the Milford Lake Watershed in north central Kansas.Item Open Access Toronto Lake Watershed Assessment: Preliminary Report(2009-02) Nejadhashemi, A. P.; Smith, C.M.; Mankin, K.R.; Wilson, R.M.; Brown, S.P.; Leatherman, J.C.A preliminary assessment of the Toronto Lake Watershed in southeastern Kansas.Item Open Access Lower Big Blue Watershed Assessment: Preliminary Report(2009-02) Nejadhashemi, A. P.; Smith, C.M.; Mankin, K.R.; Wilson, R.M.; Brown, S.P.; Leatherman, J.C.A preliminary assessment of the Lower Big Blue Watershed in northeast Kansas.Item Open Access Lower Little Blue Watershed Assessment: Preliminary Report(2009-02) Nejadhashemi, A. P.; Smith, C.M.; Mankin, K.R.; Wilson, R.M.; Brown, S.P.; Leatherman, J.C.A preliminary assessment of the Lower Little Blue Watershed in northeast Kansas.Item Open Access Marmaton Watershed Assessment: Preliminary Report(2009-02) Nejadhashemi, A. P.; Gali, R.K.; Smith, C.M.; Mankin, K.R.; Wilson, R.M.; Brown, S.P.; Leatherman, J.C.A preliminary assessment of the Marmaton Watershed in southeast Kansas.Item Open Access Upper and Lower Cottonwood and Neosho Headwaters Watersheds Assessment: Preliminary Report(2009-02) Nejadhashemi, A. P.; Gali, R.K.; Smith, C.M.; Mankin, K.R.; Wilson, R.M.; Brown, S.P.; Leatherman, J.C.A preliminary assessment of the upper and lower Cottonwood and Neosho Headwaters Watersheds in central Kansas.
