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Featured Publications
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Zebra Chip Disease Affects PotatoesZebra chip disease has been a problem in Texas and is beginning to show up in Nebraska. Potatoes infected by the disease display a brown vascular discoloration when sliced, and potato chips made from affected potatoes have dark stripes and streaks. G2112 describes the symptoms and the disease cycle. |
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Dining Out: How to Make Healthier ChoicesGoing out to eat can be convenient and a pleasure, but when trying to make healthy choices it can also be a challenge. The strategies and tips in G1644 are based on MyPlate Guidelines and will help you select nutritious, tasty meals wherever you dine. |
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Spring Seed Guide 2012EC101 features results from the 2011 UNL variety trials for corn, soybean, sorghum, sunflower, and alfalfa. Included is information on the trials conducted at each location and local site details, including cultural practices used, soil type, planting and harvest dates, average yield, cooperators, and site. |
