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Philip S. Callahan, Ph.D. 02/02/2024 Person Philip S. Callahan, Ph.D.

Philip S, Callahan holds a Ph.D. in entomology from Kansas State University, and until recently was Professor of Entomology on the graduate faculty of the...
John Graffio 02/02/2024 Person John C. Graffio

John Graffio, creator of this website, is currently building an experimental research farm in Arizona featuring nopal cactus (opuntia ficus indica) and other arid crops...
01/26/2024 Farm Log Documentary Crew

Yesterday a documentary crew was here for three hours documenting the effect of the aquifer draindown and my project of growing cactus as a...
Documentary crew 01/26/2024 Farm Log Documentary Crew

Yesterday a documentary crew was here for three hours documenting the effect of the aquifer draindown and my project of growing cactus as a...
09/04/2026 Opuntia Ficus Indica Feed The Development of the prickly pear sector in Chlef Province, Algeria - Food and Agriculture Organization

The Development of the prickly pear sector in Chlef Province, Algeria  Food and Agriculture Organization

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