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Title: THE USDA/AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE RESEARCH WEATHER NETWORK IN LAKE COUNTY, OHIO - 2002 UPDATE

Authors
item Brazee, Ross
item Derksen, Richard
item Krause, Charles
item Williams, Keith
item Lohnes, D - OSU/OARDC
item Klein, Michael
item Reding, Michael
item Lyons, R - OWNER/SUNLEAF NURSERY
item Hendricks, W - OWNER/KLYN NURSERY
item Zondag, R - OSU EXTENSION

Submitted to: Extension Circular
Publication Type: Experiment Station
Publication Acceptance Date: December 1, 2002
Publication Date: January 20, 2004
Repository URL: http://www.ars.usda.gov/sp2UserFiles/Place/36071000/Publications/Brazee141981_2004_WeatherNetwork.pdf
Citation: Brazee, R.D., Derksen, R.C., Krause, C.R., Williams, K.A., Lohnes, D., Klein, M.G., Reding, M.E., Lyons, R., Hendricks, W., Zondag, R. 2004. The usda/agricultural research service research weather network in lake county, ohio - 2002 update. Extension Circular. 189:145-148.

Technical Abstract: Permanent meteorological stations have been installed in Northeast Ohio production nurseries to archive weather data during horticultural experiments. Insect and disease management research require detailed knowledge of weather conditions. Data such as soil moisture and temperature, air temperature, relative humidity, precipitation, wind speed, wind direction and barometric pressure directly impact disease and insect development are being recorded. Unique to this cooperative project is that the above research data are also available to growers as displayed on the USDA, ARS, ATRU website. Impacted by the USDA, ARS, ATRU weather station network are studies on soil insects, sprayer efficacy on apple scab disease, nursery crop phenology and plant conditioning.

   
 
 
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