54 Likes, 13 Comments - Residents (@lapmrresidency) on Instagram: “Resident’s Corner: Name: David Huy Blumeyer, MD Year in residency: PGY-4 Where were you born…” The Daimabad bronzes. EC-807-W:    Postharvest Loss of Maize and Grain Legumes in Sub-Saharan Africa, EC-808-W:    Business Dynamics in Rural Indiana, EC-809-W:    Enterprise Budgeting for Horse-Drawn Power in Farming, ID-329:     The Effect of Ethanol on Grain Transportation and Storage. The primitive horse probably stood 12 hands (about 120 cm, or 48 inches [1 hand = 10 cm, or 4 inches]) tall at the withers, the high point on the back at the base of the neck, and was dun coloured (typically brownish to dark gray). A number of commercial feed mixes are available to modern breeders and owners; these mixes contain minerals, vitamins, and other nutrients and are designed to provide a balanced diet when supplemented with hay. FNR-187:     A Landowner's Guide to Sustainable Forestry: Part 8: Help! The savanna is covered by grasses such as Rhodes grass, red oats grass, star grass, lemon grass, and some shrubs.. Lesson Plans and PowerPoint, FNR-558-W:    Food Waste and Natural Resources Lesson Plans, FNR-562-W :   Birds and Residential Window Strikes: Tips for Prevention, FNR-563-W:    Corrective Pruning for Deciduous Trees, FNR-565-W:    Diets of Lake Michigan Salmonids, FNR-570-W:    The Hardwood Ecosystem Experiment: 2006-2016, FNR-571-W:    Considerations for Trapping Nuisance Wildlife with Box Traps, FNR-572-W:    Nature of Teaching Unit 6: Take-a-Hike, FNR-573-W :   The Nature of Teaching: Adaptations for Aquatic Amphibians, FNR-574-W:    The Nature of Teaching: Food Waste Solutions, FNR-576-W:    The Nature of Teaching: Food Waste and the Environment, FNR-578-W:    Resourceful Animal Relationships, FNR-579-W:    Salmon and Trout of the Great Lakes: A Visual Identification Guide, FNR-580-W:    Urban Best Management & Low Impact Development Practices, FNR-581-W:    Agricultural Best Management Practices, FNR-582-W:    Invasive Plant Series: Winged Burning Bush, FNR-584:     Indiana Pond 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Resistance Management for Indiana Vegetables, BP-184-W:    Vegetable Diseases: Five Steps for Healthy Garden Tomatoes, BP-197-W:    Vegetable Diseases: Tomato Disease Management in Greenhouses, BP-198-W:    Fruit Diseases: Using Adjuvants in Apple Disease Management, BP-215-W:    Phytophthora Diseases in Ornamentals, BP-22-W:     Identification and Control of Crucifer Diseases, BP-23-W:     Diagnosis and Control of Onion Diseases, BP-30-W:     Fruit Diseases: Fire Blight on Fruit Trees in the Home Orchard, BP-31-W:     Transplant Shock of Trees and Shrubs, BP-41-W:     Diseases of Soybean: Brown Stem Rot, BP-45-W:     Fruit Diseases: Brown Rot on Tree Fruit in the Home Orchard, BP-47-W:     Mycotoxins and Mycotoxin Test Kits, BP-5-W:     Diseases of Landscape Plants: Powdery Mildew, BP-56-W:     Diseases of Corn: Gray Leaf Spot, BP-64-W:     Melcast: Melon Disease Forecaster, BP-65-W:     Vegetable Diseases: Mature Watermelon Vine Decline and Similar Vine Decline Diseases of Cucurbits, BP-67-S-W:    El control de las enfermedades foliares usando MELCAST, BP-67-W:     Foliar Disease Control Using MELCAST, BP-68-W:     Diseases of Landscape Plants: Downy Mildew, BP-69-W:     Disease Management Strategies for Horticultural Crops: Using Organic Fungicides, BP-73-C-W:    Plant Pathology: Past to Present coloring book (Chinese version), BP-73-S-W:    Plant Pathology: Past to Present coloring book (Spanish version), BP-73-W:     Plant Pathology: Past to Present coloring book, BP-75-W:     Diseases of Corn: Diplodia Ear Rot, BP-76-W:     Disease Management Strategies for Horticultural Crops: Managing Scab-Resistant Apples, BP-77-W:     Diseases of Corn: Gibberella Ear Rot, BP-79-W:     Identifying Rust Diseases of Wheat and Barley, BP-80-W:     Vegetable Diseases: Late Blight of Tomato and Potato, BP-81-W:     Diseases of Corn: Goss's Bacterial Wilt and Leaf Blight, BP-82-W:     Diseases of Corn: Common and Southern Rust, BP-83-W:     Diseases of Corn: Aspergillus Ear Rot, 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    Pesticides and Applicator Certification, PPP-28:     Pesticides and Spill Management, PPP-31:     Pesticides and Formulation Technology, PPP-35:     Pesticides and Water Quality: Principles, Policies and Programs, PPP-36:     Pesticides and the Law: A Guide To The Legal System, PPP-38:     Pesticides and Personal Protective Equipment, PPP-40:     Pesticide Toxicology--Evaluating Safety and Risk, PPP-41:     Pesticides and Ecological Risk Assessment, PPP-42:     Pesticides and Environmental Site Assessments, PPP-44:     Pesticides and Planning for Emergencies, PPP-45:     Quick Response Emergency Plan, PPP-46:     Lawncare Pesticide Application Equipment: A Guide to Selection and Calibration of Granular Spreaders, PPP-47:     Landscape Pesticide Application Equipment: A Guide to Selection and Calibration of Liquid Sprayers, PPP-48:     Pesticides and Human Health Risk Assessment, PPP-49:     The Insurance Policy: Protecting Your Business by Understanding Your Policy, PPP-50:     Managing Farm Chemicals (brochure), PPP-52:     Pesticides and Risk Communication, PPP-53:     Children and Poisoning: Seconds Matter, PPP-55:     Company Bulletin Boards Communicating Policies, Procedures, and Practices, PPP-56:     Conflicts with Wildlife Around the Home, PPP-58:     Pesticides and Fleet Vehicles Transporting Pesticides Safely, PPP-62:     Offering Sound Pest Management Advice to the Public, PPP-63:     Bulk Pesticide & Fertilizer Storage on Indiana Farms, PPP-64:     Rural Security Planning: Protecting Family, Friends, and Farms, PPP-69:     The Hiring Process: Recruiting, Interviewing, and Selecting the Best Employees, PPP-70:     The Benefits of Pesticides, A Story Worth Telling, PPP-72:     Farm Family Exposure to Pesticides: A Discussion with Farm Families, PPP-73:     Aboveground Petroleum Tanks: A Pictorial Guide, PPP-74:     The Role of Pesticides in Urban Integrated Pest Management, PPP-77:     Poly Tanks for Farm Businesses Preventing Catastrophic Failures, PPP-80:     Solving The Fish Kill Mystery (tri-fold brochure), PPP-87:     Plan Today For Tomorrow's Flood, PPP-89:     The Selection and Inspection of Hoses: An Integral Component of Everyday Equipment, PPP-90:     An Agricultural Retailer's Guide to Customer Care, PPP-91:     Farm Truck Accidents: Considering Your Liability Management Options, PPP-93:     Fiberglass Tanks for Storage, Transport, and Application: Designing Your Customized Tank, PPP-94:     The Tractor Hitch Pin: A Critical Component in Keeping Control of Implements, PPP-95:     The Aftermath of a Farm Truck Crash: Lawsuits, Settlements, and Court Proceedings, PPP-97:     Addressing Customer Questions and Complaints: The Basics Every Agricultural Retail Employee Should Know, PPP-99:     Tires For the Road and Field: A Guide to Getting the Best Value and Performance, PPP-C-PPP-13-S: Fundamentos Sobre el Uso de Pesticides: Manual de Entrenamiento Sobre lo Esencial Para los Aplicadores de Pesticidas de Indiana. EC-814-W:    Personal Gardens: Who is growing their own in the U.S.? 50 Days Select Select Packet $6.75 1,000 Seeds $11.83 5,000 Seeds $54.95 25,000 Seeds $253.75 50,000 … Bay refers to several shades of brown, from red-brown and tan to sandy. FNR-603-W:    Community Soundscape Planning Guide: Controlling Noise & Protecting Natural and Cultural Sonic Spaces, FNR-604-W:    Best Practices Guide for Charter Fishing and COVID-19, FNR-605-W:    iListen.org Guide: Skills and Missions, FNR-607-W:    Your Ecosystem Listening Labs (YELLS): The Science of Soundscape Ecology Student's Guide, Grades 5-8, FNR-608-W:    Walleye Farmed Fish Fact Sheet: A Guide for Seafood Consumers. 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Public Health: Risks Associated with Welfare Friendly Farming, ID-361-W:    CAFOs and Public Health: Odor and its Possible Health Effects, ID-419-W:    Nutrient Management for Livestock Operations, ID-420-W:    Antimicrobial Resistance Trends in Denmark Following the Ban on Including Antimicrobials in Livestock Feeds, ID-444-W:    Dust Management in Horse Facilities, ID-445-W:    Economic Impact of the Horse Racing and Breeding Industry to Indiana, NCR-530-W:    Composting Poultry Carcasses, NSIF-FS-1-W:   The Economic Impact of Genetic Improvement, NSIF-FS-10-W:  Multiple Trait Selection for Pork Improvement, NSIF-FS-11-W:  Utilizing Central Boar Test Stations, NSIF-FS-12-W:  Across-Herd Genetic Evaluation of Swine, NSIF-FS-14-W:  Genetic Improvement with Sire and Dam Lines for Enhanced Performance of Terminal Crossbreeding Systems, NSIF-FS-15-W:  Selection Programs for Seedstock Producers, NSIF-FS-16-W:  The National Swine Improvement Federation Guidelines for Ultrasonic 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   Turfgrass Disease Profiles: Red Thread, BP-106-W:    Turfgrass Disease Profiles: Brown Patch, BP-107-W:    Turfgrass Disease Profiles: Gray Leaf Spot, BP-109-W:    Turfgrass Disease Profiles: Pythium Blight, BP-110-W:    Turfgrass Disease Profiles: Rust Diseases, BP-111-W:    Turfgrass Disease Profiles: Powdery Mildew, BP-112-W:    Turfgrass Disease Profiles: Slime Molds, BP-113-W:    Turfgrass Disease Profiles: Fairy Ring, BP-114-W:    Turfgrass Disease Profiles: Take All Patch, BP-116-W:    Turfgrass Disease Profiles: Necrotic Ring Spot, BP-117-W:    Turfgrass Disease Profiles: Rhizoctonia Large Patch, BP-118-W:    Turfgrass Disease Profiles: Yellow Patch, BP-119-W:    Turfgrass Disease Profiles: Smut Diseases, BP-120-W:    Turfgrass Disease Profiles: Spring Dead Spot, BP-121-W:    Turfgrass Disease Profiles: Root Knot Nematode, BP-124-W:    Turfgrass Disease Profiles: Turf Disease Identification, BP-13-W:     Blossom End Rot of Tomato Fruit, BP-130-W:    Diseases of Soybean: Root 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Plants, BP-182-W:    Would You Eat This Apple? ID-341:     Is Biodiesel as Attractive an Economic Alternative as Ethanol? Available in 9 delicious flavors, Unico protein powder for women and men is the perfect guilt-free indulgence. 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The senses of smell and hearing seem to be keener than in human beings. Studies of five coat-colour genes in DNA samples from ancient, predomesticated horses have shown that these horses predominantly carried the genes for black or bay. (combo), ID-456-APP:   Purdue Annual Doctor (iOS App), ID-457-APP:   Purdue Perennial Flower Doctor, WB-1-W:     America's Least Wanted Wood-Borers: Oak Splendor Beetle, Agrilus biguttatus (fabricus), WB-10-W:     America's Least Wanted Wood-Borers: Larch Sapwood Beetle, Scolytus morawitzi (Semenov), WB-2-W:     America's Least Wanted Wood-Borers: Chinese Longhorn, trichoferus campestris (Faldermann), WB-3-W:     America's Least Wanted Wood Borers: Quetta Borer, Aeoloesthes sarta (Solsky), WB-4-W:     America's Least Wanted Wood-Borers: Black Spruce Beetle, Tetropium castaneum (Linnaeus), WB-5-W:     America's Least Wanted Wood-Borers: Asian Ambroisa Beetls, Anisandrus maiche (Linnaeus), WB-6-W:     America's Least Wanted Wood-Borers: Camphor Shot Beetle, Cnestus mutilatus (Blandford), WB-7-W:     America's Least Wanted Wood-Borers: Japanese Pine Sawyer, Monochamus alternatus (Hope), WB-8-W:     America's Least Wanted Wood-Borers: Oak Ambrosia Beetle, Platypus quercivorus (Murayama), WB-9-W:     America's Least Wanted Wood-Borers: European Oak Bark Beetle, Scolytus intricatus (Ratzeburg). Spot relieving himself in the grass was not the pupper pose they had hoped for, but with the click of the shutter, it was too late. Lovelock Cave (NV-Ch-18) is a North American archaeological site previously known as Sunset Guano Cave, Horseshoe Cave, and Loud Site 18. Like human vision, the horse’s vision is binocular, but only in the narrow area directly forward. 4-H-247-W:    Weed Identification and Control: Know Your Weeds! Scientists believe that it is very likely that these horses also carried the dun dilution gene. You know, books like How Not to Die, Grain Brain, and Why We Get Fat.. Pictures on stone DVD-KEP-125:   Herschel's World of Economics DVD, DVD-KEP-126:   Herschel Goes into Business DVD (second in a series), EC-130-2012-W:  2012 Indiana Farm Custom Rates, EC-451-W:    Figuring Rent for Existing Farm Buildings, EC-564-W:    Negotiating Oil and Gas Leases on Indiana Farmland, EC-690-W:    Retail Sales Trends in Indiana Counties, EC-712-W:    Measuring and Analyzing Farm Financial Performance, EC-713-W:    Legal Aspects of Indiana Farmland Leases and Federal Tax Considerations, EC-714:     An Overview of Specialty Corn & Soybean Production in Indiana, EC-716:     Strategic Planning: Scanning the Horizon, EC-717:     The Competitive Environment: New Realities, EC-719:     Selecting and Managing Consultants, EC-720:     Developing Vision and Mission Statements. E-264-W:     Stored Grain: Using and Recycling Purdue Improved Crop Storage (PICS) Bags, E-265-W:     Stored Grain: A Guide on the Use of PICs Bags for Grain Storage, E-266-W:     Turfgrass Insects: Managing Billbugs in Turfgrass, E-267-W:     Turfgrass Insects: Protecting Pollinators from Insecticide Applications in Turfgrass, E-268-W:     The Effectiveness of Neonicotinoid Seed Treatments in Soybean, E-269-W:     Safe Travels: Protect Yourself from Mosquitoes, E-29-W:     Scale Insects on Shade Trees and Shrubs, E-33-W:     Managing Insect Pests of Nut Trees, E-37-W:     Insect Pests of Home Stored Foods, E-40-W:     Managing the Zimmerman Pine Moth, E-45-W:     Slugs in Homes, Gardens and Greenhouses, E-49-W:     Managing Corn Rootworms - 2008, E-504-W:     Insect and Mite Control on Woody Ornamentals and Herbaceous Perennials, E-52-W:     Mosquito Management by Trained Personnel, E-53-W:     Protecting Honey Bees from Pesticides, E-55-W:     Millipedes, Sowbugs, Pillbugs, E-56-W:     Galls on Shade Trees and Shrubs, E-63-W:     Solitary Bees and Wasps: Carpenter Bee, Cicada Killer and Mud Daubers, E-65-W:     Vegetable Insect Identification, E-66-W:     Stored Grain Insect Pest Management, E-71-W:     Ticks - Biology and Their Control, E-75-W:     Landscape & Ornamentals: Japanese Beetles in the Urban Landscape, E-80-W:     Principal Stored Grain Insects of Indiana, E-82-W:     Common Tree and Shrub Pests of Indiana, E-95-W:     Managing Striped Cucumber Beetle Populations on Cantaloupe and Watermelon, E-96-W:     Managing Insect Pests of Potato, E-97-W:     Management of Insect Pests on Fresh Market Tomatoes, E-98-W:     Managing Insects in Commercially Grown Sweet Corn, E-99-W:     Managing Insect Pests of Commercially Grown Crucifers, GM-2-W:     Gypsy Moth Q&A's for Christmas Tree Growers & Nursery Producers, GM-4-W:     Q&A's About Using BtK to Control Gypsy Moth, GM-5-W:     Q&A's About Pheromones & Controlling Gypsy Moth, GM-6-W:     Beware of Hitch Hikers!