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Greenhouse Crops and Floriculture – UMass Extension

This UMass site has many grower resources - covering everything from how to calibrate fertilizer, to a review of pest management options, to irrigation techniques, and more.

Greenhouse Energy Cost Reduction Strategies
Nurseries
Grow Native!
Organizations
Guide to Forest Seed Handling
Seeds
Guide to Reforestation
Reforestation
Hardwood Silviculture Cooperative
Reforestation
Hawaii Tropical Tree Improvement and Regeneration Center
Organizations
Inland Empire Tree Improvement Cooperative
Genetics
Institute of Forest Genetics
Genetics
Intermountain Forest Tree Nutrition Cooperative
Plant information Organizations Meeting Other technical information

2011 Research Presentations given at the 2011 IFTNC Annual Meeting - The IFTNC is a research cooperative composed of public and private forestry organizations. The research area covers the Intermountain Northwest, from the east side of the Cascades to the west side of the Rocky Mountains. The IFTNC has established over 250 long-term study areas in Oregon, Idaho, Washington and Montana. The common interest is in diagnosing forest site nutrient availability by site types to prescribe appropriate treatments to achieve management objectives. IFTNC research concentrates on conservation of nutrients through proper harvesting, site preparation, stand establishment and density control, as well as enhancement through fertilization. Evaluation of multi-nutrient availability is key to optimizing vigorous forest growth under the diverse site conditions found in the Intermountain Northwest. The IFTNC is located administratively in the College of Natural Resources at the University of Idaho with Dr. Mark Coleman as the director. The cooperative is governed by a steering committee composed of one representative from each member organization.

Intermountain Native Plant Growers Association
Organizations
International Union of Forest Research Organizations
Organizations
Learn the pour-through technique
Other technical information
National Invasive Species Information Center
IPM
National Pesticide Information Center
IPM
National Resources Conservation Service - soils
Other technical information
National Seed Laboratory
Seeds
Native Plant Network
Plant information
Native Seed Network
Seeds
NC State Software to calculate acid needed to adjust pH of irrigation water
Nurseries
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