1999 North Carolina
Commercial Vegetable Recommendations




TABLE OF CONTENTS




North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service

This bulletin was
Edited by
D.C. Sanders

The bulletin was prepared and reviewed by the following authors
at respective institutions:

Auburn Univeristy
Horticulture -- J.M. Kemble*, E.H. Simone
Plant Pathology -- E.J. Sikora
Crop Science -- M.G. Patterson

Clemson University
Horticulture -- R.L. Hassell
Entomology -- R. Griffin*

University of Georgia
Horticulture -- D. Granberry, W.T. Kelley

Mississippi State University
Horticulture -- D.H. Nagel, R.G. Snyder*, P.G. Thompson
Plant Pathology -- J.A. Fox, F.J. Killebrew
Pest Management -- J.P. Harris

North Carolina State University
Horticultural Science -- N.G. Creamer, J.M. Davis, D.W. Monks,
D.C. Sanders*, J.R. Schultheis and L.G. Wilson
Biological and Agricutural Engineering -- M.D. Boyette, G.T. Roberson
Entomology -- K.A. Sorensen, J.F. Walgenbach
Plant Pathology -- C.W. Averre, M.A. Cubeta, G.J. Holmes, F.J. Louws,
D.F. Ritchie, and P.D. Shoemaker
Soil Science -- C.R. Crozier, S.C. Hodges and G.D. Hoyt

Thanks to Clarinda Carrington, NCSU, for her dedicated service to this project.
*State Coordinators

Recommendations for the use of agricultural chemicals and other products are included in this publication as a convenience to the reader. The use of brand names and any mention or listing of commercial products or services in this publication does not imply endorsement by North Carolina State University, Auburn University, Clemson University, or Mississippi State University nor discrimination against similar producst or services not mentioned. Recommendations and labels will vary from state to state, and we have made every attempt to assure that these exceptions are noted. However, individuals who use agricultural chemicals are responsible for ensuring that the intended use complies with current regulations and conforms to the product label in their respective home state. Be sure to abtain surrent information about usage regulations and examine a current product label before applying any chemical. For assistance, contact your county Cooperative Extension Service agent.

Published by
North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service
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