Abstracts: Summary of research presented at the Organic Reporting Session.
Program: List of speakers and events during the Organic Reporting Session.
Organic Marketing and Outreach
Working Paper: Organic Marketing Opportunities and Obstacles in the Great Lakes States: Toward a Research Agenda by David Conner
Organic Products at Michigan Farmers Markets by Susan Smalley
Organic Marketing of Field Crops 2009 by Dan Rossman
Execution of the Organic Farming Certificate Program Practical Farmer Training by Corie Pierce
Organic Vegetables
Ecological Management of Winter Weeds in Pea-Wheat-Corn Rotations by Daniel Brainard
Nutrient management through compost and cover crops under organic vegetable
production by Ajay Nair
Assessing Four Winter Squash Cultivars as Trap Crops to Improve Cucumber Beetle Management in Organic Cucumber Production by Vianney Willot
Organic Soil Health
Nitrogen Credits for Cover Crops and Compost in a Long-Tem Rotation Study by Lowell Gentry
Legume Cover Crops: Why Does the Variety Matter? by Brook Wilke
Impact of Tillage on Acoustical Signatures During Rapid Hydration of Air-Dried Soil Aggregates by Marisol Quintanilla Tornel
Pest Management
Nematode Community Structure of Natural and Alternative Management Systems by Marisol Quintanilla Tornel
Integrated Weed Management: Fine Tuning the System by Erin Taylor
Organic Fruit
Organic Blueberry Research at MSU: What We Have Learned So Far by Jesse Sadowsky
Integrating Benefits of Organic Apple and Pork Production by Jim Koan
Friend of Foe: Blueberry Pollinators as Mummy Berry Vectors by Matthew Grieshop