Contents
- Evaluating the Response of Slug Populations and Activity to Tillage Practices in Annual Ryegrass Grown for Seed
- Can Knowledge of Spatial Variability in Slug Populations Help Improve Stand Establishment?
- Enhancing Fertilizer Efficiency in Western Oregon Grass Seed Crops with Urease Inhibitors
- Occurrence and Trends of Weed Seed and Ergot Contaminants in Oregon-grown Poa pratensis and Poa trivialis Seed Lots
- Diversity and Ergot Incidence among Insect Populations in Kentucky Bluegrass and Perennial Ryegrass Seed Fields in the Columbia Basin
- Irrigation and Trinexapac-ethyl Effects on Seed Yield in First- and Second-year Red Clover Stands
- Potential for Management of the Clover Root Borer Pest in Red Clover Seed Production Fields
Author Index
Central Oregon Agricultural Research Center
J.K.S. Dung, Assistant Professor, Plant Pathology
Cooperative Extension Service—OSU
N.P. Anderson, Regional Field Crops Extension Agent, North Willamette Valley
- Can Knowledge of Spatial Variability in Slug Populations Help Improve Stand Establishment?
- Enhancing Fertilizer Efficiency in Western Oregon Grass Seed Crops with Urease Inhibitors
- Irrigation and Trinexapac-ethyl Effects on Seed Yield in First- and Second-year Red Clover Stands
C.S. Sullivan, Regional Field Crops Extension Agent, South Willamette Valley
- Evaluating the Response of Slug Populations and Activity to Tillage Practices in Annual Ryegrass Grown for Seed
- Can Knowledge of Spatial Variability in Slug Populations Help Improve Stand Establishment?
D.L. Walenta, Extension Crops Specialist, Union County
Department of Crop and Soil Science—OSU
T.G. Chastain, Associate Professor, Seed Crop Physiology
- Enhancing Fertilizer Efficiency in Western Oregon Grass Seed Crops with Urease Inhibitors
- Irrigation and Trinexapac-ethyl Effects on Seed Yield in First- and Second-year Red Clover Stands
S.G. Elias, Associate Professor, Senior Research, Seed Science and Technology
C.J. Garbacik, Senior Faculty Research Assistant, Seed Crop Physiology
- Enhancing Fertilizer Efficiency in Western Oregon Grass Seed Crops with Urease Inhibitors
- Irrigation and Trinexapac-ethyl Effects on Seed Yield in First- and Second-year Red Clover Stands
A.G. Hulting, Associate Professor, Extension Weeds Specialist
A.S. Lestari, Graduate Student, Entomology
S. Rao, Professor, Entomology
Hermiston Experiment Station
K.E. Frost, Assistant Professor, Botany and Plant Pathology
P.B. Hamm, Station Director and Professor Emeritus
N. Kaur, Postdoctoral Scholar, Plant Pathology
S.I. Rondon, Associate Professor, Extension Entomology
National Forage Seed Production Research Center—USDA-ARS
S.C. Alderman, Professor and Research Plant Pathologist
- Occurrence and Trends of Weed Seed and Ergot Contaminants in Oregon-grown Poa pratensis and Poa trivialis Seed Lots
- Diversity and Ergot Incidence among Insect Populations in Kentucky Bluegrass and Perennial Ryegrass Seed Fields in the Columbia Basin
R.A. Cating, Faculty Research Assistant, Plant Pathology
G.W. Mueller-Warrant, Associate Professor and Research Agronomist
K.M. Trippe, Research Microbiologist
G.W. Whittaker, Research Hydrologist
Oregon Seed Council
S.E. Salisbury, Agronomist
Credits
This report has been published with a grant from the Oregon Seed Council.
Appreciation is expressed to the Officers of the 2014–2015 Oregon Seed Council:
- Denver Pugh, President
- Macey Wessels, Vice President
- Brian Glaser, Second Vice President
- Don Doerfler, Treasurer
Business Address:
Oregon Seed Council
494 State Street, Suite 220
Salem, OR 97301
Tel: (503) 585-1157
FAX: (503) 585-1292
E-mail: roger@rwbeyer.com
www.OregonSeedCouncil.org
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 expressed to Teresa Welch, Wild Iris Communications, for her conscientious attention to detail in formatting this manuscript for publication.
Available online at:
http://cropandsoil.oregonstate.edu/content/seed-production-research-reports