September 2003 • Volume 37 • Number 9

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PMN Announces Forage and Grazinglands

The PLANT MANAGEMENT NETWORK announces the launch of a new journal, Forage and Grazinglands, effective August 7, 2003. Sponsored by the Crop Science Society of America and the American Society of Agronomy, the new peer-reviewed journal can be accessed at www.forageandgrazinglands.org. Forage and Grazinglands is calling for submissions in the areas of forage, range, grazing, and conservation management. Peer-reviewed article categories include research, reviews, guides, and briefs. There are, also, sections for variety trials, perspectives, letters, and news.

Like other PMN journals, Forage and Grazinglands is totally electronic and provides authors a peer-reviewed, permanent citation; fast, real-time publication; worldwide readership; no page charges; free use of color; e-mail links to authors; linkable citations; and a complimentary PDF copy of their completed article. Editor Michael Casler, USDA-ARS Dairy Forage Research Center, states, “Our goal is to provide new, timely, and relevant information to the broad community of forage and grazinglands professionals and practitioners.” Submission guidelines and a complete listing of the editorial board are available online.

Together with its other journals, Plant Health Progress and Crop Management, and its many other online resources, the PLANT MANAGEMENT NETWORK, www.plantmanagementnetwork. org, is truly becoming the first-stop resource for applied plant and agricultural management information. By offering materials across disciplines, PMN serves practitioners who have a broad range of responsibilities. Among its audience are consultants, advisers, managers, extension personnel, field
representatives, producers, researchers, and educators worldwide. For more information, inquire at editorialoffice@plantmanagementnetwork.org.

October Issue to Highlight 95th APS Annual Meeting in Charlotte

Watch next month’s issue of Phytopathology News for highlights and photos from this year’s APS Annual Meeting held August 9–13 in Charlotte, NC. Unable to attend this year? Make plans now to attend the 2004 APS Annual Meeting in Anaheim, CA, July 31 through August 4, 2004.
 

Hot Dates!  Hot Topics in Plant Pathology!	Don't miss this opportunity to discuss these hot topics and more with fellow plant health professionals! The National Plant Pest and Disease Diagnostics Network (NP2D2N): A Federal - State Partnership for Homeland Security New Functional Genomics Approaches to Plant Pathology Research Oak Disease Threats Worldwide For information on the program, registration, and housing materials please log on to www.apsnet.org/meetings/2003. For exhibit and advertising information please contact Rhonda Wilkie at +1.651.994.3820.
The American Phytopathological Society Annual Meeting August 9-13, 2003 Charlotte, North Carolina

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