Agriculture Books: Agribusiness in the Americas. Roger Burbach and Patricia Flynn. New York: North American Congress on Latin America, 1980. Alternative Agriculture. National Research Council, Committee on the Role of Alternative Farming Methods in Modern Production Agriculture. Washington, DC: National Academy Press, 1989. America's Growing Dilemma: Pesticides in Food and Water. League of Women Voters of the United States. Washington D.C.: LWV, 1989. Order for $4.95 from LWV, 1730 M Street NW, Washington, DC 20036. Chicken Little, Tomato Sauce, and Agriculture: Who Will Produce Tomorrow's Food? Joan Dye Gussow. New York: The Bootstrap Press, 1991. Order for $12.50 from the Bootstrap Press, 777 United Nations Plaza, New York, NY 10017. Escape from the Pesticide Treadmill: Alternatives to Pesticides in Developing Countries. Mount Vernon, NY: Consumers Union. Institute for Consumer Policy Research, May 1986. The Harvest: State Strategies for Sustainable Agriculture. Anne Hoskins and Jeffrey Tryens, Washington, D.C.: Center for Policy Alternatives, 1990. Order for $15 from the Center for Policy Alternatives, 2000 Florida Avenue, NW, Suite 400, Washington, DC 20009. Silent Spring. Rachel Carson. New York: Oxford University Press, 1951. From samba!sunSITE!london Wed Jan 6 21:35:35 EST 1993 Subject: test 1 Title: Altering Chemical Imbalances in Iowa Lawns and Gardens Abstract: Information to increase the understanding of lime, gypsum, and sulfur and their effects on the soil. Format: Publication Source: Iowa State University Year: 1992 Pages: 4 Author: Rindels, Sherry; Edwards, Elaine; Melchert, Dennis Title: Backyard Composting Abstract: Condenses information contained in AG-FO-3296, "Composting and Mulching: A Guide to Managing Organic Yard Wastes." For the general public. Format: Publication Source: University of Minnesota Year: 1990 Pages: Author: Brown, D.; Rosen, C. Title: A Step-by-Step Guide to Nutrient Management Abstract: Helps determine the crop nutrient requirements for individual farm fields. Focuses on adjusting commercial fertilizer application rates by properly crediting nutrients supplied by manure, legumes, residual soil nitrate and organic wastes. Format: Publication Source: University of Wisconsin Year: 1992 Pages: 4 Note: Includes worksheet for conducting field nutrient assessments. Author: Wolkowski, Richard P. Title: Crop Management Practices: Establishing Realistic Yield Goals, Soil Management and Conservation Abstract: This program is designed educate & inform the part-time farmer about profitability, efficient soil management practices, and in establishing realistic yield goals. Format: Videotape Source: Iowa State University Year: 1986 Pages: Note: Avalible for rental from ISU Film/Video Library, 121 Pearson Hall, Iowa State University, Ames, Ia 50011, or call (515) 294-1540. 1 hour,1/2" VHS. Author: Amemiya, Min; Miller, Gerald Title: We Are The Soil Abstract: Examines use of soil in relation to the heritage of the prairie. Contrasts increased emphasis on crop production with exploitation of natural resources. Review progress in establishing conservation practices. Format: Film Source: Iowa State University Year: 1977 Pages: 0 Author: Unit, Film Production; University, Iowa State Title: Nebraska Corn Hybrid Tests -- 1992 Abstract: Contains a progress report of corn hybrid performance tests, includes averages, entrants, location of tests, results, cultural practices, and performance data. Format: Publication Source: University of Nebraska Year: 1992 Pages: 59 Note: Revised annually. Author: Nelson, Lenis A.; Moomaw, Russell S.; Elmore, Roger W.; Nordquist, Paul T.; Klein, Robert N.; Baltensperger, David D. From samba!sunSITE!london Wed Jan 6 21:35:35 EST 1993 Subject: test 2 Title: Low-Input/Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Projects for 1988 Abstract: Describes low-input and easily maintained agricultural projects and the appropriations involved. Format: Publication Source: Iowa State University Year: 1988 Pages: 28 Author: Madden, Patrick; Hubbard, Dixon; O'Connell, Paul; Jennings, Vivan Title: First Steps: Moving Toward Sustainability -- Machinery Management Abstract: Series of 6 videotapes examining various sustainable practices currently used by Midwest farmers. Format: Videotape Source: Iowa State University Year: 1990 Pages: 0 Note: Available Feb. 1st, 1991, Media Resources Center, ISU, 515-294-1540; length 27:00 Author: Menz, Brian Title: First Steps: Moving Toward Sustainability -- Pest Management Abstract: This series of 6 videotapes examines various sustainable practices currently used by Midwest farmers. Format: Videotape Source: Iowa State University Year: 1990 Pages: Note: Length - 27:00 minutes Author: Menz, Brian Title: First Steps: Moving Toward Sustainability -- Soil Management Abstract: This series of 6 videotapes examines various sustainable practices currently used by Midwest farmers. Format: Videotape Source: Iowa State University Year: 1990 Pages: 0 Note: Length - 27:00 Author: Menz, Brian Title: First Steps: Moving Toward Sustainability -- Nitrogen Management Abstract: This series of 6 videotapes examines various sustainable practices currently used by Midwest farmers. Format: Videotape Source: Iowa State University Year: 1990 Pages: 0 Note: Length -- 27:00 Author: Menz, Brian Title: First Steps: Moving Toward Sustainability -- Livestock Management (hogs) Abstract: This series of 6 videotapes examines various sustainability practices currently used by Midwest farmers. Format: Videotape Source: Iowa State University Year: 1990 Pages: 0 Note: Length - 27:00 Author: Menz, Brian Title: First Steps: Moving Toward Sustainability -- Economic Management Abstract: This series of 6 videotapes examines various sustainable practices currently used by Midwest farmers. Format: Videotape Source: Iowa State University Year: 1990 Pages: 0 Note: Length - 27:00 Author: Menz, Brian Title: Nebraska Soybean Variety Tests -- 1992 Abstract: This circular is a regional progress report of soybean variety trials, includes procedures, cultural practices, test locations, sites, entries, entrants, and performance. Format: Publication Source: University of Nebraska Year: 1992 Pages: 43 Note: Revised annually. Author: Nelson, L. A.; Elmore, R. W.; Moomaw, R. S.; Klein, R. N.; Baltensperger, D. D. From samba!sunSITE!london Wed Jan 6 21:35:35 EST 1993 Subject: Test 2 Title: Kansas Extension -- Your Link to Tomorrow Abstract: Describes Kansas Extension's core programs and initiatives. Format: Publication Source: Kansas State University Year: 1991 Pages: 6 Author: Daly, Myrna Title: Sustainable Agriculture -- Practical Farmers of Iowa: Reducing Weed Pressure in Ridge-Till Abstract: Summarizes techniques for successful management of weeds in ridge-till cultivation, using mechanical and cultural controls as defense. Format: Publication Source: Iowa State University Year: 1992 Pages: 4 Author: Exner, Rick; Thompson, Richard Title: Farm, Rural Economy, and Policy Implications of Sustainable Agriculture in South Dakota Abstract: Summarizes a study of sustainable agriculture in South Dakota. Includes effects of alternative farming, environmental policies on the profitablities of different farming systems, and the economic implications of each system. Format: Publication Source: South Dakota State University Year: 1992 Pages: 20 Author: Dobbs, Thomas L.; Taylor, Donald C.; Smolik, James D. Title: South Dakota Farm & Home Research Abstract: Reports on various research results. Includes research on oats, flax, Vet Lab breakthroughs, tomatoes, oilseed, sustainable ag, biostress, and low cholesterol cheeses. Format: Publication Source: South Dakota State University Year: 1992 Pages: 22 Title: A Closer Look at the Spring Wheat Cropping System for More Efficient Yield and Sustainability Abstract: Contains general intensive cereal management/maxiumun economic yield principles and practices that are applicable to the spring wheat producer. Format: Publication Source: North Dakota State University Year: 1992 Pages: 96 Author: Jenny, Richard Title: Walking the Journey...Sustainable Agriculture that Works Abstract: Features an Iowa farmer outlining his ridge-till system of farming. Includes cover crops on ridges, manure application, planting, rotary hoeing, and cultivating. Format: Videotape Source: Iowa State University Year: 1992 Pages: Author: Thompson, Dick; Thompson, Sharon; DeWitt, Jerald From samba!sunSITE!london Wed Jan 6 21:35:35 EST 1993 Subject: Test 1 Title: Sustainable Agriculture Abstract: Summarizes ten Leopold Center-funded research projects. Format: Publication Source: Iowa State University Year: 1991 Pages: 6 Note: To order contact: Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture, 126 Siol Tilth Building, Iowa State University, Ames, IA 50011-3120. Author: Pirog, Richard; Leopold Center; Larry DeWitt From samba!sunSITE!london Wed Jan 6 21:35:35 EST 1993 Subject: Test 2 Title: Windbreaks in Sustainable Agricultural Systems Abstract: Discusses the value of windbreaks for soil and water conservation, livestock, the farmstead, wildlife and forestry. Includes a drawing of a 160A farm designed to take full advantage of windbreaks and other woody plantings. Format: Publication Source: University of Nebraska Year: 1992 Pages: 4 Note: This publication was jointly sponsored by the USDA Soil Conservation Service, North Dakota State University, and the Forest Stewardship Program of the Nebraska Forest Service. Author: Quam, Vernon C.; Gardner, John; Brandle, James R.; Boes, Teresa K. Title: Illinois Research -- Sustainable Agriculture Abstract: Contains articles on sustainable agriculture, economic incentives for alternative cropping systems, canola, reduces input farms, conservation tillage, high-fiber livestock diets, producing fuel, solar salt ponds, biotechnology, and more. Format: Publication Source: University of Illinois Year: 1989 Pages: 38 Note: Published quarterly. To subscribe contact: Office of Agricultural Communications, University of Illinois, 47 Mumford Hall, 1301 West Gregory Drive, Urbana, IL 61801. Author: Ag. Experiment Station Title: Illinois Research -- Student Research Abstract: Contains articles on graduate student and professor relationships, disease prevention, student research program, sustainable agriculture, selling science, embryo preservation, animal breeding, and more. Format: Publication Source: University of Illinois Year: 1991 Pages: 25 Note: Published quarterly. To subscribe contact: Office of Agricultural Communications, University of Illinois, 47 Mumford Hall, 1301 West Gregory Drive, Urbana, IL 61801. Author: Ag. Experiment Station