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Introduction to polyculture of fish

Auburn University International Center for Aquaculture and Aquatic Environments (2019-12-05)

Polyculture is the practice of culturing more than one species of aquatic organims in the same pond. The motivating principle is that fish production in ponds may be maximized by raising a combination of species having ...

Introduction to tilapia culture

Auburn University International Center for Aquaculture and Aquatic Environments (2019-12-05)

Tilapia are native to Africa, but have been introduced in many countries around the world. They are disease-resistant, reproduce easily, eat a wide variety of foods and tolerate poor water quality with low dissolved oxygen ...

Introduction to water harvesting

Auburn University International Center for Aquaculture and Aquatic Environments (2019-12-05)

Throughout history, man has been dependent on an adequate water supply for his food, security and well being. Water is a universal need and is considered the principal limiting factor for human life. Destruction of natural ...

Inventory of human and physical resources : Cherokee, Dekalb, Jackson, and Marshall Counties, Alabama

Kern, Edward E., 1921-; Miller, Bill R., 1933-; Driscoll, L. S. (Lelland Stanford), 1917-; Dunkelberger, John Edward, 1935- (1966-09)

IPM Alabama : 1996 annual report

Alabama Cooperative Extension System. Integrated Pest Management (1997-02)

Irish and sweet potatoes

Newman, J. S. (James Stanley); Clayton, James (1891-11)

Irish potatoes

Price, J. C. C. (James Clarence Conway) (1915-01)

Irrigation policies for peanut production

Rochester, Eugene W.; Backman, P. A.; Young, S. C.; Hammond, J. M. (1978-08)

Irrigation Schedules for Peanuts Production

Rochester, Eugene W.; Backman, P. A.; McGuire, J. A. (John Albert), 1931-; Curtis, Larry M.; Starling, J. G.; Ivey, H. W. (Henry W.) (1984-02)

It's what is in the bag that counts : buying fertilizers according to crop needs is good business.

Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Agricultural Experiment Station (1956-11)

Japanese plums

Earle, F. S. (Franklin Sumner), 1856-1929 (1897-08)

Jazz poultry book

Davis, P. O. (Posey Oliver), 1890-1973 (1927)

Johnson grass hay versus timothy hay as a feed for horses and mules

Grimes, J. C. (Jay Cook), 1890-; Taylor, W. C. (1930-01)

Karyotypic study of cypresses indigenous to the southwestern United States

Thomas, G. E.; Goggans, James F. (James Floyd), 1920- (1972-10)

Kerosene emulsion : how to make and apply it

Atkinson, George Francis, 1854-1918 (1890-04)

Key to the common parasitic protozoans of North American fishes

Wellborn, Thomas L.; Rogers, Wilmer A. (Wilmer Alexander), 1933- (1970-06)

Kudzu : its value and use in Alabama

Sturkie, D. G. (Dana Gibson), 1897-; Grimes, J. C. (Jay Cook), 1890- (1939-12)

Kudzu in Alabama

Bailey, R. Y. (Richmond Young), b. 1893; Mayton, E. L. (1931-01)

Kuell : a new soybean variety for Alabama

Weaver, David B.; Rodríguez-Kábana, R.; Sharpe, Rachel Ruth, 1958- (2000-01)

Labor requirements for field crops in the southeastern coastal plains farming area of Alabama

Lanham, Ben T.; Lagrone, William F. (1942-02)

This analysis of labor requirements of crops in southern Alabama is designed to promote the most effective distribution of crops, particularly from the standpoint of full utilization of man- and mule-labor on the farm. ... ...