Agricultural Research

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Articles in April, 2005 issue of Agricultural Research

• Finding new ways to protect and preserve plant genetic resources
  by David Elstein
• Salmonella in free-range chicken
  by J. Stan Bailey
• Beneficial beetles take a bite out of saltcedar
  by Marcia Wood
• ARS collaborates in Regional Dairy Quality Management Alliance
  by Sharon Durham
• Sex potion ensnares mealybugs
  by Rosalie Marion Bliss
• Vitamin E eases colds among elders
  by Rosalie Marion Bliss
• Saltcedar scientists trounce troublesome tree
  by Raymond I. Carruthers
• Easy-to-use bioassay spots Varroa resistance
  by Jan Suszkiw
• Tracking an attacker—of saltcedar
  by Jan Suskiw
• Making the Case against the biting midge: evidence is building that the biting midge, Culicoides sonorensis, is a vector of vesicular stomatitis virus , which causes significant economic losses in cattle, horses, and swine
  by Rosalie Marion Bliss
• Mealybugs may have met their match: insect predators and parasites home in on this growing menace
  by Alfredo Flores
• Making sure sacred sheep don't become extinct
  by David Elstein
• Fermented corn stover can refurbish soil
  by Jane M.F. Johnson
• United States-Brazil: collaboration heats up
  by Sharon Durham
• Holding on to finger millet
  by Sharon Durham
• Beneficial bacteria protect potatoes
  by Patricia J. Watson Slininger
• New method simplifies biodiesel production: oil from soybeans is the usual starting material for biodiesel
  by Jim Core
• Organic hot peppers for Florida growers
  by Jesusa C. Legaspi