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Columbia Basin Agricultural and Research Center

D.A. Ball, Associate Professor of Weed Science

• Catchweed Bedstraw Control in Grass Seed Controls
• Grass Seed Variety Yield Trials for Northeastern Oregon

D. Singh, Former Faculty Research Assistant

• Catchweed Bedstraw Control in Grass Seed Controls
• Grass Seed Variety Yield Trials for Northeastern Oregon

 

Cooperative Extension Service - OSU

M.D. Butler, Extension Agent, Jefferson County

• Evaluation of Fungicides for Control of Powdery Mildew in Kentucky Bluegrass in Central Oregon, 2000
• Evaluation of Palisade on Kentucky Bluegrass, 2000
• Grass-Feeding Moths Collected in Commercial Kentucky Bluegrass Fields of Central and Eastern Oregon, 2000

G.A. Gingrich, Extension Agent, Marion County

• Defining Optimum Nitrogen Fertilization Practices for Grass Seed Production Systems in the Willamette Valley
• Do Grass Seed Fields in the Willamette Valley Need Boron Fertilizer?
• The Effect of Plant Growth Regulators on Seed Yields of Grass Crops

M.E. Mellbye, District Extension Agent, Linn, Benton and Lane Counties

• Do Grass Seed Fields in the Willamette Valley Need Boron Fertilizer?
• Defining Optimum Nitrogen Fertilization Practices for Grass Seed Production Systems in the Willamette Valley
• Management Options for Volunteer Established Annual Ryegrass Seed Crops
• Photographic Analysis to Help Define Optimum Nitrogen Fertilization Practices for Grass Seed Production Systems
• The Effect of Plant Growth Regulators on Seed Yields of Grass Crops

 

Department of Crop and Soil Science - OSU

B.D. Brewster, Senior Instructor

• Evaluation of Quinclorac for Field Bindweed Control and Tolerance of Perennial Grasses

T.G. Chastain, Associate Professor Seed Crop Physiology

• Defining Optimum Nitrogen Fertilization Practices for Grass Seed Production Systems in the Willamette Valley
• Precipitation and Grass Seed Yield in the Willamette Valley
• Response of Cool Season Grasses to Foliar Applications of Apogee® (Prohexadione-Calcium) Plant Growth Regulator, 2000
• Response of Cool Season Grasses to Foliar Applications of Palisade® (Trinexapac-Ethyl) Plant Growth Regulator, 2000
• Seed Yield Enhancement by Palisade: Yield Component and Stand Age Effects in Perennial Ryegrass Seed Crops

C.J. Garbacik, Senior Faculty Research Assistant

• Response of Cool Season Grasses to Foliar Applications of Apogee® (Prohexadione-Calcium) Plant Growth Regulator, 2000
• Response of Cool Season Grasses to Foliar Applications of Palisade® (Trinexapac-Ethyl) Plant Growth Regulator, 2000
• Seed Yield Enhancement by Palisade: Yield Component and Stand Age Effects in Perennial Ryegrass Seed Crops

J.M. Hart, Professor and Extension Soil Scientist

• Defining Optimum Nitrogen Fertilization Practices for Grass Seed Production Systems in the Willamette Valley
• Do Grass Seed Fields in the Willamette Valley Need Boron Fertilizer?

C.A. Mallory-Smith, Associate Professor of Weed Science

• Evaluation of Quinclorac for Field Bindweed Control and Tolerance of Perennial Grasses

T.B. Silberstein, Senior Faculty Research Assistant

• Defining Optimum Nitrogen Fertilization Practices for Grass Seed Production Systems in the Willamette Valley
• Management Options for Volunteer Established Annual Ryegrass Seed Crops
• Photographic Analysis to Help Define Optimum Nitrogen Fertilization Practices for Grass Seed Production Systems
• Response of Cool Season Grasses to Foliar Applications of Apogee® (Prohexadione-Calcium) Plant Growth Regulator, 2000
• Response of Cool Season Grasses to Foliar Applications of Palisade® (Trinexapac-Ethyl) Plant Growth Regulator, 2000
• Seed Yield Enhancement by Palisade: Yield Component and Stand Age Effects in Perennial Ryegrass Seed Crops

W.C. Young III, Associate Professor and Extension Agronomist

• Defining Optimum Nitrogen Fertilization Practices for Grass Seed Production Systems in the Willamette Valley
• Management Options for Volunteer Established Annual Ryegrass Seed Crops
• Photographic Analysis to Help Define Optimum Nitrogen Fertilization Practices for Grass Seed Production Systems
• Response of Cool Season Grasses to Foliar Applications of Apogee® (Prohexadione-Calcium) Plant Growth Regulator, 2000
• Response of Cool Season Grasses to Foliar Applications of Palisade® (Trinexapac-Ethyl) Plant Growth Regulator, 2000
• Seed Yield Enhancement by Palisade: Yield Component and Stand Age Effects in Perennial Ryegrass Seed Crops

Department of Entomology - OSU

G.C. Fisher, Professor and Extension Entomology Specialist

• Crane Flies, an Emerging Pest Complex in Grass Seed Fields

P.C. Hammond, Research Associate

• Grass-Feeding Moths Collected in Commercial Kentucky Bluegrass Fields of Central and Eastern Oregon, 2000

S.U. Rao, Assistant Professor

• Crane Flies, an Emerging Pest Complex in Grass Seed Fields

L.A. Royce, Research Associate

• Crane Flies, an Emerging Pest Complex in Grass Seed Fields

 

Department of Rangeland Resources - OSU

M.M. Borman, Associate Professor and Extension Rangeland Specialist

• Methods to Measure Geese Impacts on Grass Seed Production
• Photographic Analysis to Help Define Optimum Nitrogen Fertilization Practices for Grass Seed Production Systems

D.E. Johnson, Professor

• Methods to Measure Geese Impacts on Grass Seed Production
• Photographic Analysis to Help Define Optimum Nitrogen Fertilization Practices for Grass Seed Production Systems

W.C. Krueger, Professor and Department Head

• Methods to Measure Geese Impacts on Grass Seed Production

M. Louhaichi, Graduate Research Assistant

• Methods to Measure Geese Impacts on Grass Seed Production
• Photographic Analysis to Help Define Optimum Nitrogen Fertilization Practices for Grass Seed Production Systems

 

National Forage Seed Production Research Center - USDA-ARS

S.C. Alderman, Professor and Research Plant Pathologist

• Assessment of Anguina and Clavibacter in Orchardgrass

S.M. Griffith, Assistant Professor and Research Plant Physiologist

• N Mineralization as Affected by Contrasting Soil Drainage, Tillage, and Age of Grass Seed Crop
• Tall and Fine Fescue: Relationship Between Growing Degree Days, Developmental Stage, and Nitrogen Acquisition

G.W. Mueller-Warrant, Associate Professor and Research Agronomist

• Dodder Control in Clover Grown for Seed in Western Oregon
• Roughstalk Bluegrass Control in Perennial Ryegrass from Glufosinate Applied in Early Spring

M.A. Nelson, Graduate Research Assistant

• N Mineralization as Affected by Contrasting Soil Drainage, Tillage, and Age of Grass Seed Crop
• Tall and Fine Fescue: Relationship Between Growing Degree Days, Developmental Stage, and Nitrogen Acquisition

W.F. Pfender, Associate Professor and Research Plant Pathologist

• Is There a Difference Between the Stem Rust Pathogens from Tall Fescue and Perennial Ryegrass?

Other

J.A. Griesbach, Nematologist, Oregon Department of Agriculture

• Assessment of Anguina and Clavibacter in Orchardgrass

G.M. Milbrath, Plant Pathologist, Oregon Department of Agriculture

• Assessment of Anguina and Clavibacter in Orchardgrass

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