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from 2000 At 6:02 Mon., Dec. 27 1999, powek (powek@jps.net)
wrote: At 20:25 Sun., Dec. 19 1999, Bustamante & Associates (bustam@earthlink.net) wrote: Just checking prices on import vegs. Like your site. thank you, At 12:58 Wed., Dec. 15 1999, duncan allison (dfcallis@bellatlantic.net) wrote: Not the easiest of websites to negotiate. I am trying to understand the fruit and vegetable crops most likely to be impacted by the application of biotechnology. At 4:46 Tue., Dec. 14 1999, Harvey Taylor (HarveyTaylor@msn.com) wrote: I am a management trainer and I am developing a presentation on the new U.K. Investors in People indicators (criteria for gaining a bench mark award re the way organisations manage and develop people to meet busines goals). I am looking for information about the quantities of various nutrients in common vegetables, per kilo. This is so I can pursue a fairly ludicrous analogy between what, say, a tomato is capable of providing, and what are brains are capable of in terms of number of possible thought connections. If you think you can help, e-mail me. At 15:20 Sun., Dec. 12 1999, Bern (kennys@powerup.com.au) wrote: I'm looking for information on the cultivation of TOMATILLO (Toma verde)- Mexican Green Tomatoes. Can anyone help? Thanks for an excellent and informative site! Sure to become a regular stop for me. At 16:07 Tue., Dec. 7 1999, Larry Anderson (plandma@aol.com) wrote: Want to know how long or what process is required to take mature tomato seeds and replant them. Also, will there be some deviates from the hybrid is seed is replanted. Thanks, Larry Anderson At 15:35 Mon., Nov. 22 1999, Jimmie Payton (Jimmie.Payton@Disney.com) wrote: I am very interested in pursuing a career in ethnobotany. Any recommendations on UCs to attend? At 16:08 Wed., Nov. 17 1999, M.Sreenivas (madabhushi@satyam.net.in) wrote: It is pleasing to see this site.Lots of information useful to vegetable scientists.Please update page regularly. At 10:35 Tue., Nov. 16 1999, Agustín Bravo (abragar@hotmail.com) wrote: I am in the food processing business.Thanks for the valuable information I found in your home page related to tomatoes and chili jalapeño.I appreciate any information to have a better understanding of the supply chain for the processing of tomato paste,catsup,mexican sauces and canned chili jalapeño.Raw materials costs,available crop production and prices,procesing costs,etc.Thanks again. Agustín Bravo At 14:33 Thu., Nov. 11 1999, Dr.M.Nevzat ALAN (nevzatalan@superonline.com) wrote: thanks for your nice and helpfull page. At 17:23 Sun., Nov. 7 1999, P. Lemley (pjlemley@mindspring.com) wrote: Hello, Does anyone know where I can find an illustrated atlas of squash varieties? I bought some winter squash, but I have no idea what they are. The woman who sold them couldn't remember. Then I went and bought some acorn squash and the guy told me he didn't know what the other kind of squash I had bought was either, but he said it was likely to be a cross-pollinated squash and wouldn't be good to eat. Is that a common thing or was he just giving me the run-around? Thanks. P At 11:29 Tue., Nov. 2 1999, Ricardo D. Lardizabal (mclardizabal@cybertelh.hn) wrote: Thank you for information you have posted. At 14:00 Mon., Nov. 1 1999, Russell Yeatman (yeatcof@syscom.co.zw) wrote: Thanks for the info', I'm trying to find information on companion crops and basic fertilizer requirements. I hope this will help At 19:09 Wed., Oct. 27 1999, pat shockey (patshockey@citlink.net) wrote: we use your information on crops all the time. thanks At 8:25 Thu., Oct. 21 1999, Jim Tadano (jimtadano@prodigy.net) wrote: I am looking for any information on recomended proceedures for field sanitation techniques when harvesting produce. At 14:11 Wed., Oct. 20 1999, Mohammed Zerkoune (zerkoune@ag.arizona.edu) wrote: Try to find some research information on potassium fertilizer on melon through drip irrigation. If there is any information available regarding thsis subject please contact me. Thank you very much At 19:02 Tue., Oct. 19 1999, Bob Salas (bustam@earthlink.net) wrote: Just researching salt info Thank you At 5:55 Tue., Oct. 19 1999, Aristotelis (aristotelis@newmail.net) wrote: I can really benefit by fast accessing your site. At 8:42 Mon., Oct. 18 1999, Patrick Pierquet (ppierquet@teltech.com) wrote: Good looking site! At 1:58 Mon., Oct. 18 1999, Bob Salas (bustam@earthlink.net ) wrote: Searching for specialty products. Very informative site. Thank you At 19:28 Sun., Oct. 17 1999, Donna Peaase (cheffy911@aol) wrote: I am a Food Service Director in South Carolina. Looking for the answer to the following question. $150 is riding on this. What vegetable continues to grow after harvest? (the case has space for growth) Thanks so much for your help. At 21:45 Thu., Oct. 14 1999, s gonzalez (sonsyl@aol) wrote: have small produce store-need help getting watermelons for my business-is season over? At 22:03 Tue., Oct. 12 1999, Barbara Dellinger (bdelli@aol.com) wrote: I supervise a community garden program and find your site helpful in assisting our participants with planting hints and pest control. At 11:36 Sun., Oct. 3 1999, JOSE PEREZ ARROYO (jperezarroyo@infosel.net.mx) wrote: I looking for information about Artichoke (Globe Artichoke) concerning rates of mineral nutrients status on leaf blade. I am a novel crop advisor here in Mexico and I am working for a new agricultural company recently enrolled on artichoke production. I sent a foliar sample of this crop to a Lab in USA, I just received the results but they did not send the ranges. Could you help us. Thank You. At 20:01 Tue., Sep. 28 1999, Parman Green (pgreen@greenhills.net) wrote: Just found your web site today. Appreciate the information on garlic production. Although I live in Missouri, I find your information helpful and hope you continue to "beef-up" that section of your resource.I raise many garlic varieties and am always on the prowl for new information. At 6:53 Mon., Sep. 27 1999, Mark C. Bunte (mbunte@magfi.com) wrote: Thank you for offering valuable information to our industry (Food manufacturing). It will help us better serve the public and our customers. At 21:09 Sun., Sep. 26 1999, fred Broughton (fbroughton@scsu.edu) wrote: I am interested in informaton on pest management in lettuce At 7:23 Wed., Sep. 22 1999, Karen Maust (km@znet.com) wrote: Just moved to desert (Borrego Springs) from northwest and starting vegetable garden; looking forward to reviewing other's experiences. thanks.... At 6:18 Sat., Sep. 18 1999, Juanita L. Shoultes (nita@stny.lrun.com) wrote: Hello, I found this site in our Am. Vegetable Growers' Magazine. This looks very interesting. Hope I find the information on the sweet onions. We grow approx. 20 acres of vegetables and about 3000 sweet onions. We live in the Northeast and usually have quite a time drying them. As this year was very, very dry and right before harvest we received alot of rain and alot the last two days with Hurricane Floyd. We need some harvesting Help. At 10:28 Tue., Sep. 14 1999, Blasopoulos (infodat@pyrgos.hellasnet.gr) wrote: in anybody can tell about the greenhouse tomatos,please to sent an e-mail in: infodat@pyrgos.hellasnet.gr At 11:44 Fri., Sep. 10 1999, Allan James (ajames@midvalleyag.com) wrote: Excellent site. Some of the best links for veg crops I have seen. Good work. At 2:24 Wed., Sep. 1 1999, BASEM ALFAR (lamon@go.com.jo) wrote: Am atechnical manager in FRESH FRUITS COMPANY one of the leading companies in the middle east.We grow,import & export fruits & vegetables.We have our own cold storages including controlled atmosphere storage,ripening & degreening fruits and sorting fruits.Your efforts in creating this web site is nice and highly appreciated.We appreciate any cooperation and information concerning controlled atmosphere storage. Best regards At 13:16 Mon., Aug. 30 1999, Dr. Rodolfo C. Undan (rmundan@mozcom.com) wrote: I am currently the President of the Central Luzon State University, Munoz, Nueva Ecija, Philippines. I found your home page very informative. I planned to visit U.S., specifically California on the second week of October this year. How I wish I can visit UC Davis. Is there any way I can do that? A brief tour in your Small Farm Center and your PostHarvest Research and Information Center will be okey with me. Kindly send me your invitation, if you may. Thanks a lot. At 9:32 Mon., Aug. 30 1999, francine (francine@mwweb.com) wrote: Greetings, I am a Master Gardener in Geauga County, Ohio (near Cleveland). It is a little slow at the office today so I am serching sites of other MGs. Yours is very nice. I love the mountains behind the experimental fields. Geauga County is preparing for the opening of the County Fair this Thursday. It is the oldest one in the state, 176th year. Bye At 20:29 Mon., Aug. 23 1999, conrad (mahoncc@concentric.net) wrote: Thank you!! Ah I love to see tax $$ in perfection, great job. At 16:05 Wed., Aug. 18 1999, reuben katz (r_katz@culinary.edu) wrote: looking for seed source(s) for English shelling peas to grow in St Helena Thanks for any help At 6:10 Sat., Aug. 7 1999, Sue Conde (weedeater@earthlink.net) wrote: Just wandering around the Santa Clara County Master Gardener links and surfed off to see your informative site. Thanks for all your time and effort put into this site and letting us know to link into it. At 21:42 Fri., July 30 1999, Jim Good (jruhle@bigfoot.com) wrote: I cut down a large coastal redwood tree in my front yard and ground the stump. I have relandscaped the yard, but now I have sprouts coming up from the roots of tree. I have painted them with Roundup—full strength—but they still keep coming up in different places and it is not killing the root system. Is there anything else I can do? Thanks for any help At 19:25 Sun., July 25 1999, Brian Antuar (brian.antuar@freshcuts.com.au) wrote: Very interesting reading when you compare this information to that of Australian Lettuce growing At 20:32 Mon., June 21 1999, Pam Callaghan - Good Life Ventures (pamc@saber.net) wrote: Great site - why did I wait so long? I'm looking for information about leaf spot on Olive in the coastal foothills. Are other growers seeing serious symptoms this spring? I'm trying to determine if it's Peacock Spot, or (what is) Olive spot? I'd really appreciate any comments. At 16:07 Mon., June 21 1999, Joe Lucio () wrote: I am an Agri-Business Rep., for EDD, State of California, El Centro, California, and am interested in all the crop data from UC Davis. At 9:57 Mon., June 21 1999, Tom Kornegay (Tom.Kornegay@svseeds.com) wrote: I am trying to find some weed control for cilantro. Is there either a pre- or post-emergent that you know of? Thanks for your time. It is agreat site! Tom At 23:45 Sat., June 12 1999, Seongjin Choi (gwrd22.chollian.net.com.kr) wrote: hi! very goodsite. see you again At 12:56 Thu., June 3 1999, Dom Clemente (VinesWine@aol.com) wrote: I need help planting my grapevines in Danville. The projected dates are June 18-19 Please forward message to Janet Caprile, she knows of my startup vineyard. Clemente's Estate Vineyard 6900 Johnston Road Contra Costa County in Eastern Blackhawk Thanks Dom At 13:20 Wed., June 2 1999, Roy E Motter (rmotter1@the grid.net) wrote: My citrus are green and show no signs of any lack but they don't bear very much fruit. What can I add to stimulate production. I am a back yard grower in Brawley Calif. I have given them selinium and iron plus 15-15-15. Would appreciate advise. At 19:34 Tue., June 1 1999, Jan McEwen (jmcewen@hawaii.edu) wrote: The link for the Vegetable Crops Info seems to be inaccurate. Also, the cookies are *very* annoying! I'm used to having them at commercial sites, but it is very disappointing to have them at a university site. Hope to visit your site soon when the link works. Jan McEwen Horticulturist, Hawaii CES At 17:51 Tue., June 1 1999, Dan & Anne Cohen (acohen@neteze.com) wrote: Thanks, We found the artichoke information we wanted in an article listed on your Vegetable Information page. Anne & Dan Cohen At 17:21 Tue., June 1 1999, Dan & Anne Cohen (acohen@neteze.com) wrote: We are visiting your site to search for imformation about artichokes. Last year we planted 3 plants in Bodega Bay & 1 produced a choke. This year the same plant has 3 artichokes. When should we harvest them & how should we treat the plant after harvesting? Also how many years will they bear, what can we do with plants that won't bear & how often should we water them? Thanks! Dan & Anne Cohen At 16:29 Sat., May 29 1999, Nuss Farms (nuss@inreach.com) wrote: Nuss Farms is a fresh market vegatble gower packer shipper. Commercial packing and cooling are avaliable for asparagus, bell peppers, tomatoes,sweet corn, green beans. We have a state of the art cooling facility capable of cooling most commodities. At 9:00 Fri., May 28 1999, John Lawton (info@greenmountain.com) wrote: Excellet information on asparagus. Thanks At 14:49 Tue., May 18 1999, Randy Magnus (Randy.Magnus@trivalleygrowers.com) wrote: Where is Mike Cahn? I was trying to find out how his processing tomato trailing was coming along in the Sutter Basin, and I ended up here. |