It has been a productive year @MSU_nmrec for the Horticulture Unit. Thanks to each of our team member for all their hard work! Top: @TCBarickman @TravisBlanch1 @MSUPlantMan Thomas Horgan, Front: @bikash1725 Susan Worthy, @JoshuaPhocus, and Skyler Brazel. #mafes #MSUext
Thank you @Horticul_MDPI for the award! Thanks to all the hard work with @will_sublett and Carl Sams for collaborating on the paper with me.
Congratulations to Casey Barickman, best paper in Horticulturae! Casey is a #MAFES associate research professor in the Department of Plant and Soil Sciences stationed at @MSU_nmrec in Verona! #MSUAg memo.msstate.edu/story.php?i…
Thank you @MDPIOpenAccess and @Horticul_MDPI for choosing our publication, authored by my previous gradate student @will_sublett, for 2020 Best Paper Award. Thanks to all the editors, reviewers, and production teams. Much appreciated!
mdpi.com/journal/horticultur… via @MDPIOpenAccess
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💐Congratulations to the winners of the Horticulturae 2020 Best Paper Award (500 CHF).
The Effect of #Environment and #Nutrients on #Hydroponic Lettuce Yield, Quality, and Phytonutrients
by William L. Sublett et al.
👉mdpi.com/2311-7524/4/4/48
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Awesome! my advisor’s @anukrreddy research featured on MSU international institute brochure !!!!
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Great write up on the GWAS study we are beginning with caneberries and overview of Pairwise as a company!
ncbiotech.org/news/pairwise-…
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Attention plant pathologists, assistant prof position at Miss State Univ main campus 50/50 research/teaching, applied PP w/ molecular experience. Epidemiology, nematology, PD mgt. DM to learn more #PlantHealth2019
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Can we program the crop to have the flavors that we want? Working with Drs. Casey Barickman, Sorina & George Popescu’s & others to understand basil flavor as affected current and future environmental stresses.
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Hot rainy summers make broccoli grow fast. Sometimes too fast at the end, and it overshoot the finish line to make puffy heads. We have new guidance for eastern growers planning nitrogen applications blogs.cornell.edu/easternbro…
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Seeking qualified candidates for an Assistant Professor position in Agronomy at the Northeast MS Branch Experiment Station. Please share! careers.careerplacement.org/…
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Dr. Casey Barickman educating commercial horticulture growers about #MAFES cover crops research in vegetable production @MSU_AG #MSUext @TCBarickman
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Growers learning about high tunnel production at Vegetable Field Day at Verona.
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Beautiful #WhiteMold on north MS field grown #tomato today. Fungus invades wounds and stem joints creating dry, tan lesions. Sclerotia form inside the stem and fall to the ground when the lesion cracks open. Mature sclerotia have a black rind and can survive many years. #MSUext
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Great work, Patrick.
Here’s a few rows from Professor Patrick H. Brown’s research looking at how micronutrients impact tomato production. Thanks to new irrigation infrastructure, Brown and his team can test multiple treatments in the field all at once. #UCDavis
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ASHS Announces Open Access for all ASHS Journals effective January 1, 2020 #ASHS_hort
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We have a Research Associate position open in our vegetable physiology lab. Please see description below for more information. #vegetables #plantphysiology #horticulture #greenhouse
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If you know someone who grows produce commercially tell them about this conference. – at New Hope, MS
North MS Fruit and Vegetable Growers Conference will be held Feb. 26 at @MSU_nmrec! Info: ow.ly/MeQG50k5QgI #MSUext



































