Wang, Franklin

• Start Date: 2009/08/01
• End Date: 2012/01/31
• University: University of Georgia
• Degree: MS

• Region: US and Canada
• Topic: Food Security, Innovation

Comparison of Cropping Systems Including Corn, Peanut, and Tobacco in the North Carolina Coastal Plain

Abstract: Research was conducted in North Carolina from 2001 to 2006 to determine disease development, parasitic nematode population in soil, crop yield, and cumulative economic return […]

• Date of Publication: 6/12/2009
• Author(s): D.L. Jordan; L. Fisher; B. Shew; R. L. Brandenburg; W. Ye.
• Type of Document: Scholarly Article

• Region: US and Canada
• Topic: Health and Nutrition, Innovation

Filbert, Meghan

• Start Date: 2009/06/01
• End Date: 2011/06/01
• University: Cornell University
• Degree: MS

• Region: US and Canada
• Topic: Food Security, Innovation

Commercial Runner Peanut Cultivars in the United States: Tocopherol Composition

Abstract: Tocopherols in commercially grown normal, mid- and high-oleic Runner peanuts from 2005 and 2006 were quantified to give accurate vitamin E Contents. Tocopherols were extracted […]

• Date of Publication: 2009
• Author(s): E.C. Shin; R.D. Phillips; R.R. Eitenmiller; Y.Z. Huang; R.B. Pegg
• Type of Document: Scholarly Article

• Region: US and Canada
• Topic: Health and Nutrition, Productivity

The influence of rainfed and limited irrigation conditions and early vs. late plantings on kenaf as a potential industrial crop in the southern high plains, USA

Abstract: Kenaf (Hibiscus cannabinus L.) is a nonwoody fiber source with many uses. To evaluate the dry matter yield potential of kenaf at two locations in […]

• Date of Publication: 2009
• Author(s): L.M. Lauriault; N. Puppala
• Type of Document: Scholarly Article

• Region: US and Canada
• Topic: Productivity

Waters, Brian

• Start Date: 2008/07/01
• End Date: N.D.
• University: University of Georgia
• Degree: PhD

• Region: US and Canada
• Topic: Food Security, Innovation

Variation among Virginia market-type peanut genotypes in susceptibility to tomato spotted wilt virus vectored by thrips (Thysanoptera: Thripidae)

Abstract: Tomato spotted wilt virus (TSWV), a thrips-vectored tospovirus, is an important pathogen of peanut (Arachis hypogaea L.). Development of tolerant cultivars has proven to be […]

• Date of Publication: July 2008
• Author(s): S.D. Riniker; R. L. Brandenburg; G. G. Kennedy; T. G. Isleib; D. L. Jordan
• Type of Document: Scholarly Article

• Region: US and Canada
• Topic: Markets, Productivity

American Consumer Acceptance of Satay Sauce as Affected by Different Peanut Grinding Methods, the Multi-Step and One Step Processes, and Processing Times

Abstract: Satay is one of the ten most popular foods for US consumers visiting Thailand. American consumer acceptance for the convenience products resulted in the development […]

• Date of Publication: 2008
• Author(s): C. Sihsobhon; P. Chompreeda; V. Haruthaithanasant; T. Suwonsichon; A. Resurreccion
• Type of Document: Scholarly Article

• Region: US and Canada
• Topic: Health and Nutrition

Pest reaction, yield, and economic return of peanut based cropping systems in the North Carolina coastal plain

Abstract: Research was conducted in North Carolina from 2001-2006 to determine disease and nematode development, yield, and estimated economic return in rotation systems including corn (Zea […]

• Date of Publication: 2008
• Author(s): D.L. Jordan; B.B. Shew; J.S. Barnes; T. Corbett; J. Alston; P.D. Johnson; W. Ye; R.L. Brandenburg
• Type of Document: Scholarly Article

• Region: US and Canada
• Topic: Productivity

Legal and Market implications of Aflatoxins on U.S. Food Market

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• Date of Publication: 2008
• Author(s): E. Namugabo; C. M. Jolly
• Type of Document: Conference Proceeding or Document

• Region: US and Canada
• Topic: Health and Nutrition