EKB Journal Management System

Volume & Issue: Volume 30, Issue 2, July 2016


1		IMPROVEMENT OF SOME PROPERTIES OF SALT AFFECTED SOILS USING COMPOST, PROLINE, BIOFERTILIZER AND RODUCTIVITY
	Page 1-17
	Abbas . Y. M.
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2		EFFECT OF PREHARVEST SPRAYING TREATMENTS OF SOME ECO-FRIENDLY AGENTS WITH MODIFIED ATMOSPHERE TO CONTROL POSTHARVEST ROTS OF MELON FRUITS
	Page 17-36
	O. Y. Shalaby; A.R.T. Bakeer; F.S. Shabaan; S. Z. Abd EL-Rahman
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3		EFFECT OF THREE INSECTICIDES ON SOME BIOLOGICAL AND HISTOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE SPIDER ANELOSIMUS AULICUS (KOCH)
	Page 37-52
	N. M. El-Khouly; A. A. Rahil; E. F Dwidar
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4		EFFICACY OF THREE OF THE MOST EFFECTIVE FACULTATIVE OLIGOTROPHIC PUTATIVEN2-FIXING BACTERIAL STRAINS IN CONTROLLING DAMPING-OFF DISEASE OF TWO CAUSABLE PATHOGENIC FUNGI IN TOMATO.
	Page 53-68
	S.A Abd elaziz; K.A. Elbanna; R.M El-Shahawy
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5		INFLUENCE OF ORGANIC COMPOST, PROLINE AND THE BIOFERTILIZER (SALINITY DURABLE BACTERIA) ON BARLEY GROWTH AND NUTRIENTS UPTAKE UNDER HIGH SALINITY CONDITIONS
	Page 69-82
	Y.M Abbas; M. S. A. Ewees
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6		EFFECT OF SOWING DATE AND IRRIGATION INTERVALS ON YIELD AND ITS COMPONENTS OF SOME WHEAT CULTIVARS.
	Page 83-93
	F.S .Abd-El-Samie; Ekram. A.Migawer; A. M.A.El-Sherif; E. S.AbdEl-aziz
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7		EFFECT OF SOWING DATE AND IRRIGATION INTERVALS ON GROWTH CHARACTERS OF SOME WHEAT CULTIVARS.
	Page 94-105
	F. s.Abd-El-Samie; Ekram. A.Migawer; A. M.A.El-Sherif; E. S.Abd-El-aziz
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8		BROCCOLI GROWTH, ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY AND HEALTH TISSUES RESPONSES TO ASCORBIC ACID UNDER DEFICIT IRRIGATION
	Page 106-133
	Ashraf Sh. Osman; Mohamed H. Abdel Wahed; Mofreh S. Tolba; Kareem K. A. Khalafallah
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9		CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS OF SOME WELLS WATER IN SINAI (EGYPT) AND THEIR SUITABILITY OF QUALITY TO DIFFERENT USE ACTIVITIES
	Page 134-148
	M.M. Shawn; Azza R. Abdel Hamed
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10		LAND SUITABILITY FOR IRRIGATED AGRICULTURE IN KOMOMBO WESTERN PLAIN ,ASWAN-EGYPT.
	Page 149-160
	,Y.R.A Soliman; M.E.M. Wahdan
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11		THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL EFFECTS OF APPLYING THE NEW SYSTEM BREAD IN BENI SUEF
	Page 1-20
	Mohamed Hussein Atwa; Hussein .M . A . Rostom
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12		EFFECTIVENESS OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS IN FAYOUM GOVERNORATE
	Page 21-47
	Ali Mahmoud Mohamed; Osama Metwally Mohamed; Hanaa Mohamed Hawary
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13		THE ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION IN QAROON LAKE AND ITS ECONOMIC IMPACT ON FISH PRODUCTION
	Page 48-66
	wael azab ahmed; Etemad Shaaban Othman; Ahmed Hafez Elgahed
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14		ECONOMIC RETURNS OF IRRIGATION SYSTEMS FOR THE MOST IMPORTANT CROPS IN NEW LANDS IN BENI SUEF GOVERNORATE
	Page 68-88

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15		TARGETING YOUTH AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE IN NEW VALLEY GOVERNORATE
	Page 90-105
	Hossam El Deen Ibrahim Ahmed Abd El Aal
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16		ATTITUDES OF CITRUS GROWERS TOWARD CITRUS LEAF MINER BIOLOGICAL CONTROL AT NUBAREYA
	Page 106-117
	Sayed Abd Elnaby Haikel; Hanan Saad El-Din Hamed; Amera Ahmed Ahmed Eid
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17		FARMERS ATTITUDES TOWARDS THE RETURN OF MANDATORY AGRICULTURAL ROTATION IN SOME VILLAGES OF MINIA GOVERNORATE
	Page 118-133
	Hamdy El Sherif
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18		BREEDERS’ KNOWLEDGE CONCERNING THE TECHNICAL RECOMMENDATIONS OF MEAT ANIMALS BREEDING IN SOME VILLAGES OF EL-BEHIRA GOVERNORATE
	Page 134-153
	Ahmed Ismael Abel-Rahman Raslan; Laila M. D. El-Habaa; Mervat S. A. EL-Sayed
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19		The price policy for the most important cereal crops
	Page 154-165

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