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Plant Management Network launches agricultural web search

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St. Paul, Minnesota
March, 2007

Looking for reliable agricultural and applied plant science information? Then you need PMN’s Institutional Search to easily find credible answers. This new search function is a collaboration of the Plant Management Network and its University Partners. Look for “Ag and Plant Science Info from Partner Institutions” under the “Search” tab at www.plantmanagementnetwork.org.

“The new search engine provides increased exposure for PMN’s Institutional Partners and greater usage of their online Extension publications and other agricultural information. And it shows the impact of each institution’s contribution to agricultural science and education to stakeholders,” said Miles Wimer, PMN’s director.

He added, “While the initial version of the new institutional portal is comprised of mainly land-grant universities in the U.S., it is hoped that additional partners from other universities and research institutions around the world will partner in this effort. Through this cooperation, everyone benefits: practitioners gain a centralized means to conveniently find quality information which, in turn, leads them to participating institutions that, thus, receive increased recognition, usage of their outreach materials, and traffic at their websites.”

PMN covers the range of plant science disciplines, including agronomy, crop science, ecology, entomology, forage management, forestry, horticulture, IPM, natural resources, nematology, plant pathology, range science, seed science, soil science, turf management, and weed science. Its primary audience of agricultural practitioners includes crop consultants, growers, extension educators, researchers, instructors, and students from around the globe.

Partner universities and research institutes also receive unlimited institutional access to all PMN subscription content including four peer-reviewed journals and many other electronic resources. For information on the PMN Partners Program, email partners@plantmanagementnetwork.org.

 

 

 

 

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