Orchard Establishment and Management

• New varieties to be planted at UA Yuma Mesa Ag Center. 1-2
• New rootstock varieties to be planted at the UA Yuma Mesa Ag Center. 1-2
• Preventing cold injury. 1-2
• Pruning citrus trees. 1-3
• Integrated crop management practices of navel oranges in the San Joaquin Valley. 1-3
• Improving freeze hardiness 2-1*
• Overcoming poor water quality before adding Roundup 2-1*
• A clear way ahead for clean culture? 2-2*
• Citrus rootstocks provide cold protection 2-2
• Chemical fruit thinning 2-2
• Reset citrus trees 2-3
• Removing diseased and dead wood on citrus trees. 2- 3
• Minneola tangelo fruit production on various rootstocks 2-3
• Environment will affect final citrus crop load 2-3
• Combating citrus tree yellows 2-4*
• Arizona Farm *A*Syst Program 3-1
• Avoiding leaf burn and sunburn 3-1
• Fall fruit drop likely due to hot summer temps 3-2
• Combating frost on citrus 3-2
• Results from 1995-1996 lemon rootstock trial 3-3
• A short review of photosynthesis and carbohydrate supply and demand in citrus 3-4
• Girdling citrus 4-1
• Minneola girdling 4-3
• Does clean culture yield more fruit? 4-2*
• Preplant fumigation and stump removal effect on reset tree growth 4-2*
• Relative resistance of citrus rootstocks to phytophthora 4-4*
• Chemical control of citrus rootstock sprouts in the nursery 5-1
• Citrus acreage and disease incidence survey - 1998. 6-3
• Citrus health management and Tristeza 7-3&4
• National organic program orverview 8-1