Just want to check on some things I am growing in my garden, and I heard there is lots of imformation at this webb site.

-- Irene texas (tkorsborn@cs.com), February 16, 2002

Answers

One of the best and easiest ways to get info. from A&M is to do a search with A&M or tamu in the word listing. Here are some links that I have: A&M Extension Services, http://taeswww.tamu.edu/, Actual Plant material Diagnosis http://plantpathology.tamu.edu/index4.html The Texas Plant Disease Diagnostic Laboratory (TPDDL), at Texas A&M, was developed to assist clients in the identification of plant disease problems. Diagnosis of garden pests can be found at; Master Gardener http://aggie- horticulture.tamu.edu/imagemap/mgmaps/mgprob.html, Insect and Disease Problems of Tomato. Department of Entomology, http://vegipm.tamu.edu/ Identify the problem in your garden by scanning images of pests or by finding the most common pest problems of common vegetable crops. Then search the control database to determine the current recommendations for cultural, biological, or chemical control of your pest.

-- BC (desertdweller44@yahoo.com), February 16, 2002.

Here's s good link to TX A&M, too: Tx Home Gardening Guide.

-- Wingnut (wingnut@moment.net), February 16, 2002.

Let's try this again

-- Wingnut (wingnut@Moment.net), February 16, 2002.

I don't get it ~ but here's the url: http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/extension/homeguide/index.html

-- Wingnut (wingnut@moment.net), February 16, 2002.

Perhaps this article will be informative for your research on A&M: http://techupdate.zdnet.com/techupdate/stories/main/0,14179,2846951,00 .html

-- BC (desertdweller44@yahoo.com), February 22, 2002.