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Alfalfa Pest Management

Aquaculture Management and Economics

Asteraceae Weeds - Biology and Management

Azalea Pest Management

Best Management Practices (BMPs)

Best management practices, or BMPs, are cost-efficient processes and activities that improve many aspects of daily life, from healthcare to food service. Agricultural BMPs aim to reduce water use and water quality impacts on farms and ranches while improving or maintaining soil. Additional BMPs focus on forestry practices and lawn care. In Florida, the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) adopts by rule specific BMP manuals as a part of the state’s water quality policy.

Biological Control for Insect Management

Bulb Crop Pest Management

Cantaloupe and Muskmelon Pest Management

Carrot Pest Management

Celery Pest Management

Christmas Tree Pest Management

Chrysanthemum Pest Management

Citrus Weed Management

Coconut Pests

Conflict Management

Consumer Education and Resource Management

Cotton Pest Management

Crops Management

Crucifer Pest Management

Cucurbit Pest Management

Cucurbit Weed Managament

Cultured Fish Management

Disease Management in Field Corn

Disease Prevention and Management

Eggplant Pest Management

Facilitating and Managing Group Participation

Family Resource Management

Ficus Pest Management

Field Corn Pest Management

Field Crop Management

Financial Management of Businesses

Forage Management

Fruiting Vegetables Pest Management

Golf Course Pest Management

Granary and Related Pest Management

Insect Management in Forage Crops

Insect Management in Your Florida Lawn

Insecticide Resistance Management

Landscape Pest Management in Florida

Lawn and Garden Pest Management

Lawn, Landscape and Ornamental Plants Pest Management

Leafy Vegetable IPM

Legume Pest Management

Lettuce Pest Management

Livestock Management

Mosquito Control

Natural Resource Management

The application of scientific and technical principles in the management of natural resources, such as land, water, soil, plants and animals, in order to meet ecological, economic, social and policy objectives. [NALT]

natural resources management [AGROVOC]

Nematode Management

Nematode Management in Cotton

Nematode Management in Field Crops

Nematode Management in the Home Lawn, Landscape, and Garden

Nursery Business Management

Nursery Pest Management

Nutrient Management

Nutrient management is the science and practice directed to link soil, crop, weather, and hydrologic factors with cultural, irrigation, and soil and water conservation practices to achieve optimal nutrient use efficiency, crop yields, crop quality, and economic returns, while reducing off-site transport of nutrients (fertilizer) that may impact the environment.