From the Network
PMN Welcomes Bayer CropScience to Its
Corporate Partners Program
The
Plant Management Network welcomes
Bayer CropScience as its newest industry
partner. Bayer CropScience is one of the
world’s leading crop science companies in
the areas of crop protection,
non-agricultural pest control, seeds, and
plant biotechnology. As an innovative
research-based company, Bayer is committed
to delivering an outstanding range of
products and extensive service backup for
modern, sustainable agriculture, as well as
for non-agricultural applications.
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New Mexico
State University
Is New PMN Land-Grant Partner
PMN
welcomes
New Mexico State University as its 36th
land-grant partner. NMSU Cooperative
Extension Service is the community education
arm of the University. NMSU is charged with
providing research-based educational
programs to all New Mexicans. The most well
known Extension programs are 4-H,
agriculture and natural resources, community
economic development, and family and
consumer sciences. NMSU's Cooperative
Extension Service provides the state's
citizenry and communities with effective
leadership and collaboration to foster
economic, educational, and community
development.
more>>
Interested in Becoming a PMN
partner?
Please
contact us.
Going to the APS Meeting in Portland?
While at the annual meeting of the American
Phytopathological Society, August 1-5, stop
by the PMN display in the bookstore area to
learn what’s new. Information will be
available on
authorship,
partnership, and both
personal and
library subscriptions.
PMN Offers New Soybean Webcast
Soybean
Grower Production Practices by Shawn
Conley, University of Wisconsin, is PMN's new
Focus on Soybean
presentation.
Plant Health Progress Editor’s Pick
Nitrogen Fertilizer Affects the Severity of
Anthracnose Crown Rot Disease of Greenhouse
Grown Strawberries
Positions Available
Submit new employment/intern listings online.
It’s free!
CURRENT LISTINGS:
*Independent Sales Representative
*Assistant Professor
*Nursery Manager
*Area Agronomist
*Assistant Professor-Plant Virology
See postings at
PMN’s Employment/Internship Posting Service.
