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1.1 Asparagus
1.2 Beans — Dry, Snap, and Lima
1.3 Beets
1.4 Heading and Leafy Brassicas
1.5 Carrot
1.6 Cucurbits
1.7 Eggplant
1.8 Lettuce
1.9 Onion, Shallot, and Leek
1.10 Peas
1.11 Pepper
1.12 Potato
1.13 Spinach
1.14 Sweet Corn
1.15 Field Tomato
1.16 Turnip, Rutabaga, Radish, and Kohlrabi
Overview
Overview
1.1 Asparagus
Introduction
1 Varieties
2 Cover Crops in Asparagus Production
3 Fertility
4 Planting Methods
5 Harvesting and Storage
6 Using Organic Pesticides
7 Disease Management
8 Insect Management
9 Weed Management
About the Organic Production and IPM Guide for Vegetables
1.2 Beans - Dry, Snap, and Lima
1.3 Beets
1.4 Heading and Leafy Brassicas
1.5 Carrot
1.6 Cucurbits: Cucumber, Melon, Pumpkin, Squash, and Watermelon
1.7 Eggplant
1.8 Lettuce
1.9 Onion, Shallot, and Leek
1.10 Peas
1.11 Pepper
1.12 Potato
1.13 Spinach
1.14 Sweet Corn
1.15 Field Tomato
1.16 Turnip, Rutabaga, Radish, and Kohlrabi
Organic Vegetable Specific Crop Chapters
Explore detailed, crop-specific organic production and Integrated Pest Management (IPM) guidelines.
Asparagus
Beans - Dry, Snap, and Lima
Beets
Heading and Leafy Brassicas
Carrot
Cucurbits: Cucumber, Melon, Pumpkin, Squash, and Watermelon
Eggplant
Lettuce
Onion, Shallot, and Leek
Peas
Pepper
Potato
Spinach
Sweet Corn
Field Tomato
Turnip, Rutabaga, Radish, and Kohlrabi
1.1 Asparagus