Resources
Extension Publications, Trial Reports, Presentations
Daughtry, Minda and Pam Kerley. 2018, Herbicide Carryover in Hay, Manure, Compost, and Grass Clippings: Caution to Hay Producers, Livestock Owners, Farmers, and Home Gardeners.
Egel, Dan, Lori Hoagland and Ashley Adair. 2023. Efficacy of Selected Fungicides Listed for Organic Production for Tomato Disease Management. eOrganic article.
Egel, Dan, 2021. Tomato Disease Photos. This presentation can help you identify tomato diseases on your farm or in your garden.
Egel, Dan. 2012. Five Steps for Healthy Garden Tomatoes. Purdue University Extension. BP-184W.
Egel, D.; Jaiswal, A.K.; Abdelrazek, S.; and Hoagland, L. 2019. Managing Diseases of Tomato in the Midwest Using Organic Methods. eOrganic article.
Hoagland, Lori. 2019. Breeding Open-pollinated Tomatoes with Great Flavor. Hort Congress.
McKenzie, Laurie. 2014. How to Breed Tomatoes for Organic Agriculture. Organic Seed Alliance.
McKenzie, L. and Zystro, J. 2021. Tomato Seed Production Guide. Organic Seed Alliance.
Organic Variety Trial Database Tomato Reports.
Journal Articles and Master's Theses
- Egel, D.; Hoagland, L.; Davis, J.; Marchino, C.; and Bloomquist, M. 2019. Efficacy of Organic Disease Control Products on Common Foliar Diseases of Tomato in Field and Greenhouse Trials. Crop Protection, 122, p. 90-97.
- Hoagland, L., Colley, M., Dawson, J., Davis, J., Egel, D., Gu, S., Myers, J., Zystro, J., 2018. Tomato management and improvement project (TOMI): An interdisciplinary approach to managing foliar pathogens in tomato. Acta Horticulturae 1207:203-210.
- Hoagland, L., Navazio, J., Zystro, J., Kaplan, I., Gomez Vargas, J., Gibson, K., 2015. Key traits and promising germplasm for an organic participatory tomato breeding program in the U.S. Midwest. HortScience 50(9):1-8
- Jaiswal, A., Mengiste, T., Myers, J., Egel, D., Hoagland, L., 2020. Tomato domestication has attenuated responsiveness to a beneficial soil microbe for plant growth promotion and induction of systemic resistance to foliar pathogens. Frontiers in Microbiology. Doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2020.604566J
- Richardville, Kyle. 2020. Overcoming Barriers in Urban Agriculture to Promote Healthy Eating on College Campuses. Master's Thesis, Purdue University.
- Richardville, K., Egel, D., Flachs, A., Jaiswal, A., Perkins, D., Thompson, A., & Hoagland, L. A. 2022. Closing the loop in the city: Leaf mold compost reduces waste, improves soil and microbial properties, and increases tomato productivity. Urban Agriculture & Regional Food Systems, 7:e220022. https://doi.org/10.1002/uar2.20022
Conference Proceedings Papers
- Egel, D., Myers, J., Hoagland, L., 2018. Microbial hitchhikers on seed: friend or foe? Proceedings from the 9th Organic Seed Growers Conference, Corvallis, OR. pp. 54-57
- Myers, J., Zystro, J., Hodge, T., Dawson, J., 2018. Taking tomatoes totally organic. Proceedings from the 9th Organic Seed Growers Conference, Corvallis, OR. pp 32-39
- Hoagland, L., 2015. Breeding for beneficial plant-microbial relationships: how do we get there? Eucarpia workshop on implementing plant-microbe interaction in plant breeding, Weihenstephan, Germany pp. 23-24.
- Hoagland, L., Navazio, J., Cerruti, N., Kaplan, I., Maynard, L., and Gibson, K., 2014. Selecting regionally adapted fresh-market tomato varieties for organic production systems in the Midwest U.S. Proceedings from the 7th Annual Organic Seed Growers Conference, Corvallis, OR. pp. 47-48.
Poster
TOMI Project Scientific Research Poster
Webinar Recordings and Podcasts
Nurturing City Soils for Healthy Organic Vegetables Webinar Series. 2022. eOrganic.
Hoagland, Lori. 2021. Microbial Inoculants: When are they worth using? The Vegetable Beet Podcast
Hoagland, Lori and Dan Perkins. 2021. Nurturing the "Invisible Part of the Soil". Conservation Cropping Systems Initiative Podcast
Hoagland, Lori. 2014. Selecting Organic Fresh-Market Tomatoes for the Midwest U.S.
Soil Health Impacts on Pest Management, September 16, 2016.
Tomato Varietal Improvement, March 7, 2017.
Using Biofungicides, Biostimulants and Biofertilizers, March 30, 2017.
Organic Tomato Seed Production, January 30, 2018.
Microbial Hitchikers on Seed: Friend or Foe?, February 17, 2018.
Organic Tomato Foliar Pathogens, March 21, 2018.
Organic Tomato Seed Production: A Virtual How-To Training, April 20, 2021.
Blogposts
- Colley, M. 2016. Breeding Better Tomatoes for Organic Farmers. Organic Seed Alliance.
- Colley, M. 2017. Seed to Kitchen Event Highlights Organic Breeding. Organic Seed Alliance.
- Hubbard, K. 2017. Evaluating the Fruits of our Labor. Organic Seed Alliance.
- Hubbard, K. 2016. Why the Southeast Seed Movement Matters to Farmers Everywhere. Organic Seed Alliance.
- Miller, K. 2019. Spring at the Research Farm. Organic Seed Alliance.
Funding
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This project was funded in 2014, 2019 and 2024 by the Organic Research and Extension Initiative grant, part of the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture. Award numbers 2014-51300-22267, 2019-51300-30245 and 2024-51300-4337