Contents
- Mapping the Choke Pathogen in Cultivated Orchardgrass Fields in the Willamette Valley
- Potential Control of Choke in Orchardgrass with the Fungus Dicyma pulvinata
- Annual Ryegrass Seed Production in Acidic Soil
- Long-Term Evaluation of Annual Ryegrass Cropping Systems for Seed Production
- Riparian Forest and Adjacent Grass Seed Production Field in Western Oregon: Nitrogen Dynamics and Water Quality
- Does Gray-Tailed Vole Activity Affect Soil Quality?
- Cost and Benefit in Control of the Gray Field Slug in Western Oregon
- On-Farm Conversion of Straw to Bioenergy - A Value Added Solution to Grass Seed Straw
- Soil Carbon Budget for Annual and Perennial Ryegrass Grown for Seed
- Crop Rotation and Straw Residue Effects on Soil Carbon in Three Grass Seed Cropping Systems of Western Oregon
- Sustainability in Seed Production Enterprises - What We've Learned
- Aphid Control and Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus Suppression in Spring-Seeded Perennial Ryegrass, Western Oregon
- Postemergence Grass Control Options in Vetch Grown for Seed
- Tolerance of Teff to Herbicides
- Comparison of Bee Pollinator Abundance in Red Clover Seed Production Fields With and Without Honey Bee Hives in the Willamette Valley
- Toxicity of Red Clover Pesticides to a Native Bumble Bee Pollinator
- Effect of Agrotain Treated Urea on Ammonia Volatilization in Kentucky Bluegrass the Columbia Basin
- Evaluation of Palisade on Fifteen Kentucky Bluegrass Varieties Grown for Seed in Central Oregon, 2009
- Sod Webworm Management System for Kentucky Bluegrass Seed Production in Central Oregon, 2009
- Development of a Phenological Model for the Denver Billbug in Central Oregon Kentucky Bluegrass Seed Production, 2009
- Evaluation of Simulated Hail Damage to Kentucky Bluegrass Seed Production in Central Oregon, 2009
- Control of Clover Mite and Winter Grain Mite in Orchardgrass Hay Fields and Pasture, 2009
Authors
Central Oregon Agricultural Research Center
M.D. Butler, Superintendent
- Evaluation of Palisade on Fifteen Kentucky Bluegrass Varieties Grown for Seed in Central Oregon, 2009
- Sod Webworm Management System for Kentucky Bluegrass Seed Production in Central Oregon, 2009
- Development of a Phenological Model for the Denver Billbug in Central Oregon Kentucky Bluegrass Seed Production, 2009
- Evaluation of Simulated Hail Damage to Kentucky Bluegrass Seed Production in Central Oregon, 2009
K.J. Marling, Bio Technician
- Evaluation of Palisade on Fifteen Kentucky Bluegrass Varieties Grown for Seed in Central Oregon, 2009
- Sod Webworm Management System for Kentucky Bluegrass Seed Production in Central Oregon, 2009
- Development of a Phenological Model for the Denver Billbug in Central Oregon Kentucky Bluegrass Seed Production, 2009
L.L. Samsel, Seed Certification Assistant
- Evaluation of Palisade on Fifteen Kentucky Bluegrass Varieties Grown for Seed in Central Oregon, 2009
- Sod Webworm Management System for Kentucky Bluegrass Seed Production in Central Oregon, 2009
- Development of a Phenological Model for the Denver Billbug in Central Oregon Kentucky Bluegrass Seed Production, 2009
- Evaluation of Simulated Hail Damage to Kentucky Bluegrass Seed Production in Central Oregon, 2009
Cooperative Extension Service - OSU
R.P. Affeldt, Extension Agent, Jefferson County
- Evaluation of Palisade on Fifteen Kentucky Bluegrass Varieties Grown for Seed in Central Oregon, 2009
- Control of Clover Mite and Winter Grain Mite in Orchardgrass Hay Fields and Pasture, 2009
N.P. Anderson, Extension Agent, Washington County
M.G. Bohle, Extension Agent, Crook County
M.E. Mellbye, District Extension Agent, Linn, Benton and Lane Counties
- Annual Ryegrass Seed Production in Acidic Soil
- Long-Term Evaluation of Annual Ryegrass Cropping Systems for Seed Production
Department of Botany and Plant Pathology - OSU
R.E. Berry, Professor Emeritus
Department of Crop and Soil Science – OSU
J.R. Cassidy, Instructor
D.W. Curtis, Faculty Research Assistant
R.P. Dick, former Professor, Soil Science
M.I. Dragila, Associate Professor, Soil Physics
A.J. Dreves, Faculty Research Assistant
- Aphid Control and Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus Suppression in Spring-Seeded Perennial Ryegrass, Western Oregon
- Control of Clover Mite and Winter Grain Mite in Orchardgrass Hay Fields and Pasture, 2009
G.C. Fisher, Professor, Extension Entomology
- Aphid Control and Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus Suppression in Spring-Seeded Perennial Ryegrass, Western Oregon
- Toxicity of Red Clover Pesticides to a Native Bumble Bee Pollinator
- Sod Webworm Management System for Kentucky Bluegrass Seed Production in Central Oregon, 2009
- Development of a Phenological Model for the Denver Billbug in Central Oregon Kentucky Bluegrass Seed Production, 2009
- Control of Clover Mite and Winter Grain Mite in Orchardgrass Hay Fields and Pasture, 2009
C.J. Garbacik, Senior Faculty Research Assistant
J.M. Hart, Professor and Extension Soil Scientist
B.J. Hinds-Cook, Faculty Research Assistant
G.D. Hoffman, Faculty Research Associate, IPM
A.G. Hulting, Assistant Professor, Extension Weeds Specialist
J.M. Kaser, Graduate Student, Entomology
C.A. Mallory-Smith, Professor of Weed Science
S. Rao, Assistant Professor, Entomology
- Mapping the Choke Pathogen in Cultivated Orchardgrass Fields in the Willamette Valley
- Potential Control of Choke in Orchardgrass with the Fungus Dicyma pulvinata
- Comparison of Bee Pollinator Abundance in Red Clover Seed Production Fields With and Without Honey Bee Hives in the Willamette Valley
- Toxicity of Red Clover Pesticides to a Native Bumble Bee Pollinator
- Development of a Phenological Model for the Denver Billbug in Central Oregon Kentucky Bluegrass Seed Production, 2009
K.M. Skyrm, Graduate Research Assistant, Entomology
W.C. Young III, Professor and Extension Agronomist
Department of Fisheries and Wildlife
J.A. Gervais, Wildlife Ecologist
Hermiston Experiment Station
J.C. Holcomb III, Graduate Research Assistant
D.A. Horneck, Associate Professor
National Forage Seed Production Research Center - USDA-ARS
S.C. Alderman, Professor and Research Plant Pathologist
G.M. Banowetz, Research Microbiologist and Research Leader
- Cost and Benefit in Control of the Gray Field Slug in Western Oregon
- Soil Carbon Budget for Annual and Perennial Ryegrass Grown for Seed
- Crop Rotation and Straw Residue Effects on Soil Carbon in Three Grass Seed Cropping Systems of Western Oregon
- Sustainability in Seed Production Enterprises - What We've Learned
J.H. Davis, Research Affiliate - Soil Scientist
- Riparian Forest and Adjacent Grass Seed Production Field in Western Oregon: Nitrogen Dynamics and Water Quality
- Soil Carbon Budget for Annual and Perennial Ryegrass Grown for Seed
- Crop Rotation and Straw Residue Effects on Soil Carbon in Three Grass Seed Cropping Systems of Western Oregon
H.M. El-Nashaar, Research Molecular Biologist
W.E. Gavin, Faculty Research Assistant
- Cost and Benefit in Control of the Gray Field Slug in Western Oregon
- Sustainability in Seed Production Enterprises - What We've Learned
S.M. Griffith, Assistant Professor and Research Plant Physiologist
- Riparian Forest and Adjacent Grass Seed Production Field in Western Oregon: Nitrogen Dynamics and Water Quality
- Soil Carbon Budget for Annual and Perennial Ryegrass Grown for Seed
- Crop Rotation and Straw Residue Effects on Soil Carbon in Three Grass Seed Cropping Systems of Western Oregon
- Sustainability in Seed Production Enterprises - What We've Learned
R.C. Martin, Research Molecular Biologist
G.W. Mueller-Warrant, Associate Professor and Research Agronomist
- On-Farm Conversion of Straw to Bioenergy - A Value Added Solution to Grass Seed Straw
- Sustainability in Seed Production Enterprises - What We've Learned
J.J. Steiner, former Professor and Research Agronomist
- Crop Rotation and Straw Residue Effects on Soil Carbon in Three Grass Seed Cropping Systems of Western Oregon
- Sustainability in Seed Production Enterprises - What We've Learned
G.W. Whittaker, Research Hydrologist
Other
P.J. Wigington, Jr., Research Hydrologist, EPA, Corvallis
M.E. Zarnstorff, Director of Agricultural Research/Technology, National Crop Insurance Services, Overland Park, KS
Credits
This report has been published with a grant from the Oregon Seed Council
Appreciation is expressed to the Officers of the 2009-2010 Oregon Seed Council:
Matt Herb, President
Larry Venell, First Vice President
John Odenthal, Second Vice President
Jerry Marguth, Treasurer
Roger Beyer, Executive Secretary
Business Address:
Oregon Seed Council
1193 Royvonne, S., Suite 11
Salem, OR 97302
Tel: (503) 585-1157
FAX: (503) 585-1292
Email: roger@rwbeyer.com
Sincere appreciation is also extended to the growers who have allowed trials to be conducted on their farms. Data presented in many of the research reports would not be available without their cooperation.
Lastly, appreciation is also expressed to Mrs. Barbara Reed for her conscientious attention to detail in formatting this manuscript for publication.