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Cucurbits · Holistic Management · Pumpkins · Squash · World Ag News

PUMPKIN PRODUCTION CAN BENEFIT FROM CONSERVATION PRACTICES

A three-year Kansas study found that cover-crop conservation systems could improve soil aggregation in pumpkin fields without reducing marketable yield.
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Cucurbits · Holistic Management · Squash · World Ag News

Impact of Partial Root Drying and Soil Mulching on Squash Yield and Water Use Efficiency in Arid

Therefore, an experiment was initiated in winter and spring, to investigate integrating deficit irrigation, associated with partial root drying and soil mulching, under subsurface drip irrigation on squash yield, fruit quality, and
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Cover Crops · Cucurbits · Disease Management · Squash · World Ag News

Investigating the Use of Hairy Vetch Cover Crop as an Integrated Approach to Manage Powdery Mildew in Winter Squash – Rodale Institute

Intensive fungicide programs can effectively manage this disease, but these programs can be time-consuming and costly. Fungicide options to manage powdery mildew are limited for organic growers and are not always as
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