Indiana Biolab was the first Commerical Laboratory to offer virus-free sweetpotato plants to farmers. These plants were used in extensive multi-year testing by North Carolina State University.
Summary of the North Carolina State University
and Indiana Biolab Sweetpotato Research
Micropropagation of Virus-Free Sweetpotato at Indiana Biolab
Low cost production of Seed Roots from Indiana Biolab Vine Cuttings
IPM:
Management of Scruf, Sorage Rots, Soil Pox- North Carolina
How to Spell Sweetpotato
North Carolina
Sweetpotato production guides
Viruses and Sweetpotato
History of Sweetpotato
Nutritive Value of Sweetpotato
Ways to use Sweetpotato for Food
The Future of Sweetpotato
Sweetpotato Diseases
Sweetpotato Species
Sweetpotato Breeding
Sweetpotato Production in the Home Garden
Commercial Sweetpotato Production
We invite Growers and Scientists to contribute Information
Growing
Sweetpotato in Pacific Northwest
Visual Guide to Growing
Sweetpotato
Sweetpotato:
a treasure for the poor
Commercial Sweetpotato
Production in Mississippi
IPM
Insect Control in Southern Vegetable Crops
1990 Summary of Commercial Sweetpotato Production in North Carolina
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