Category Review: Agricultural Extension Management Agricultural extension management is a critical aspect of sustainable agriculture. It involves the transfer of knowledge, skills, and technology from research institutions to farmers and other stakeholders to improve productivity, profitability, and environmental sustainability. The products reviewed in this category provide valuable insights into various aspects of agricultural extension management. The Textbook of Agricultural Extension Management is a comprehensive guide that covers all the essential topics related to agricultural extension management. It provides an overview of the history, principles, theories, and practices of agricultural extension. This textbook is suitable for students, researchers, policymakers, and practitioners who want to understand the role of agricultural extension in promoting sustainable agriculture. Horse Pasture Management is a practical guide that focuses on managing pastures for horses. It covers topics such as soil testing, fertilization, weed management, fencing, and grazing practices. This book is suitable for horse owners who want to maintain healthy pastures for their horses. Whole Farm Management: From Start-Up to Sustainability is a comprehensive guide that focuses on managing whole farms. It covers topics such as farm planning, financial management, marketing, production systems, and environmental sustainability. This book is suitable for farmers who want to establish sustainable farming practices and improve their profitability. Growing Grapes in Texas: From the Commercial Vineyard to the Backyard Vine (Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Service Series) provides practical guidance on growing grapes in Texas. It covers topics such as soil testing, fertilization, pruning, pest management, and harvesting practices. This book is suitable for backyard gardeners who want to grow their own grapes or for commercial vineyards that want to improve their productivity. Communication for Rural Innovation: Rethinking Agricultural Extension provides insights into the role of communication in agricultural extension. It covers topics such as participatory extension, knowledge management, and innovation. This book is suitable for researchers, policymakers, and practitioners who want to understand the importance of effective communication in promoting sustainable agriculture. Mesquite: History, Growth, Biology, Uses, and Management (Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Service Series) provides practical guidance on managing mesquite trees. It covers topics such as identification, growth, reproduction, pest management, and uses of mesquite. This book is suitable for farmers who want to establish sustainable land use practices by incorporating mesquite into their farming systems. Buying Country Land: Storey Country Wisdom Bulletin A-67 provides practical guidance on buying country land. It covers topics such as site selection, zoning regulations, soil testing, water availability, and wildlife management. This book is suitable for individuals who want to buy rural property and establish a sustainable lifestyle. Suitability of Ohio soils for treating wastewater (Bulletin, The Ohio State University Extension) provides practical guidance on using agricultural land for wastewater treatment. It covers topics such as soil properties, water quality standards, and management practices. This book is suitable for policymakers, practitioners, and researchers who want to promote sustainable wastewater management practices in agriculture. Pricklypear, Good or Bad?, No Control, Good Management provides practical guidance on managing prickly pear cactus. It covers topics such as identification, growth, reproduction, pest management, and uses of prickly pear. This book is suitable for farmers who want to establish sustainable land use practices by incorporating prickly pear into their farming systems. No Control, Good Management provides practical guidance on managing weeds in agricultural systems. It covers topics such as identification, growth, reproduction, herbicide management, and cultural practices. This book is suitable for farmers who want to establish sustainable land use practices by controlling weeds in their farming systems. Texas Agricultural Extension Service provides practical guidance on various aspects of agriculture in Texas. It covers topics such as crop production, livestock management, soil testing, water availability, and wildlife management. This resource is suitable for farmers, ranchers, and other stakeholders who want to establish sustainable land use practices in Texas. College Station provides practical guidance on various aspects of agriculture in Texas. It covers topics such as crop production, livestock management, soil testing, water availability, and wildlife management. This resource is suitable for farmers, ranchers, and other stakeholders who want to establish sustainable land use practices in Texas. Conservation Agriculture: Training Guide for Extension Agents and Farmers in Eastern Europe and Central Asia provides practical guidance on promoting conservation agriculture in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. It covers topics such as soil management, crop rotation, cover crops, and integrated pest management. This book is suitable for extension agents and farmers who want to promote sustainable land use practices in their regions. In conclusion, the products reviewed in this category provide valuable insights into various aspects of agricultural extension management. These resources are suitable for students, researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and other stakeholders who want to understand the role of agricultural extension in promoting sustainable agriculture.