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Agronomic Reports how to find and interpret them	Crop Fertilization Based on N.C. Soil Tests —entire book —chapter by chapter [not pdf] Essential Plant Nutrients Understanding the Soil Test Report Report Cover Sheets Understanding the Diagnostic Nematode Assay Report Understanding the Nematode Assay Report Understanding the Plant Analysis Report Understanding the Plant Analysis Report for Cotton Understanding the Soil Test Report Understanding the Solution Analysis Report Understanding the Waste Analysis Report
Agronomic Services for	Christmas Tree Growers Dairy Farmers Grape Production Nursery Industry Turfgrass Management
Brochures services provided by the Agronomic Division	Agronomic Services Nematode Assay Plant Tissue Analysis Soil Testing Solution Analysis Waste Analysis Heavy Metals in N.C. Soils
Crop Notes: fertilization of	$ Note: Secondary Nutrients and Micronutrients Note 1: Tobacco Note 2: Tobacco Plant Beds Note 3: Field Crops Note 4: Lawns, Gardens and Ornamentals Note 5: Christmas Trees Note 6: Commercial Vegetable Crops Note 7: Trellised and Staked Tomatoes Note 8. (discontinued) Note 9: Soil Analysis of Growth Substrates for Greenhouse Crops Note 10. (discontinued) Note 11: Nursery Crops—Container and Field Note 12: Forage and Pasture Crops Note 13. (discontinued) Note 14: Golf and other Fine Turf Note 15: Pecans and Miscellaneous Nuts and Fruits Note 16: Apples Note 17: Peaches Note 18: Small Fruits Hydroseeded Areas Ponds Tobacco Transplant Floatbeds Wildlife Food Plots
Media Notes	Chemical Characteristics of Pine Bark Ground Rubber: Potential Toxicity to Plants Lime: Essential for Nursery Crops Management of Soluble Salts in Container-Grown Plants Micronutrients: When Enough Is Enough
Nema Notes	Note 1: Root-Knot Nematodes: Biocontrol with French Marigold Note 2: Nematode Management in Soybeans Note 3: Root-Knot Nematodes on Tobacco Note 3–11: Lesion Nematodes on Tobacco Note 4: Sampling Problems Note 5: Control of Plant-Parasitic Nematodes on Strawberries Note 6: Nematode Problems in the Urban Landscape Note 7–1: Nematode Parasites of Corn Note 7–2: Nematode Parasites of Turf Grass Note 7–3: Sting Nematodes Note 8: The B Recommendation for This Field Note 9: Root-Knot Nematodes on Irish Potatoes Note 10: Nematode Problem Diagnosis Note 11: Nematode Management in Cotton Note 12: Root-knot Nematodes on Vegetables Note 13: Apple Nematodes in Western North Carolina
Sample Information Forms forms to print, fill out and submit via mail	Soil Sample Information Diagnostic (problem) Soil Sample Information Nematode Assay Information Nematode Assay Information continuation page Nematode Problem-Diagnosis Information Nematode Problem-Diagnosis Information continuation page Plant Sample Information Waste Sample Information Solution Sample Information
Sampling Instructions	Dairy Waste Sampling Guidelines Pond Management Soil Sampling Basics Soil Sampling for Home Lawns & Gardens Soil Sampling in Cultivated Crops Packing Soil Samples for Shipment Submitting a Diagnostic Soil Sample with a Problem Plant Sample Diagnosing Plant Growth Problems Sampling for Plant-Parasitic Nematodes Sampling for Plant Analysis Procedures for Handling Plant Tissue Samples Sampling for Waste Analysis Sampling for Solution Analysis Production Tools for Tobacco Growers: Solution and Plant Analyses Using Tissue Analysis to Monitor Cotton Nutrition Harvesting Tobacco Based on Tissue Analysis Strawberry Tissue Analysis Tissue Sampling, Greenhouse Tomatoes Pictorial Guide to Plant Tissue Sampling [not pdf]
Soil Fertility Notes	Note 1: The Need for Soil Testing Note 2: Moss Note 3: Mending Brown Patch in Fescue Lawns Note 4: Cool-Season Grasses Note 5: Warm-Season Grasses Note 6: Establishing a New Lawn Note 7: Soil Acidity Note 8: A Homeowner's Guide to Fertilizer Note 9: Problems with Centipede Grass Note 10: Fescue Lawn Care Note 11: Applying Nitrogen Note 12: Fertilizing with Organic Nutrients Note 13: Clay Minerals: Importance & Function in Soils Note 14: Topsoil Note 15: Managing Bermudagrass Sprayfields Note 16: Gearing up for Conservation Tillage Note 17: Managing Crop Residue
Southern Cooperative Series Bulletin	Reference Sufficiency Ranges for Plant Analysis in the Southern Region of the United States [not pdf]

Last Update April 21, 2008

NCDA&CS Agronomic Services Division, Dr. Colleen M. Hudak-Wise, Director
Mailing Address: 1040 Mail Service Center, Raleigh NC 27699-1040
Physical Address: 4300 Reedy Creek Road, Raleigh NC 27607-6465
Phone: (919) 733-2655; FAX: (919) 733-2837