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Palmer amaranth weed
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Center piviot irrigation towers
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Emmalea Ernest takes a break from Lima bean trials to inspect 44 varieties of lettuce grown on the research farm.
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A view of the Carvel Research & Education Center from Asbury Road
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Palmer Aramanth. If you see it pull it out. One weed plant can produce hundreds of thousands of seeds
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Center Piviot Irrigation Sussex County Delaware
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Palmer amaranth, pulled before going to seed
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Lettuce variety 1581 Calshot with its neighbor, a soon-to-be pulled Palmer amaranth weed
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Cherokee lettuce
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44 Lettuce varieties are currently being grown at the Thurman Adams Research Farm in Georgetown.
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Palmer amaranth. Some, not all leaves are marked with milky white spots. The weed is resistant to glyphosate. One weed plant can produce half a million seeds.
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The shapes of Delaware agriculture against a blue sky
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Four irrigation towers await duty in Georgetown Delaware
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Shadows and sun dance on a Georgetown farm house roof
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A bird (center right) perches on a center piviot irrigation tower in Georgetown, Delaware
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Emmalea Ernest inspects a research plot of pea trials
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Known for her research on Lima beans, Emmalea Ernest takes a break and inspects 44 varieties of lettuce
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Emmalea Ernest checks the progress of 44 varieties of lettuce in Georgetown