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Title |
Author |
Year-Page |
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SOME THOUGHTS ON THE PAST AND THE FUTURE OF THE UC FORAGE PROGRAM |
Putnam, D.H. |
93-01 |
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CONSIDERATIONS DURING ALFALFA ESTABLISHMENT |
Orloff, S.B. |
93-07 |
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ALFALFA AS WILDLIFE HABITAT |
Smallwood, K.S. and S. Geng. |
93-104 |
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ALFALFA/GRASS COMPANION CROP STUDY |
Martin-Duvall, T., R. Vargas, T. Prather, and K. Hembree. |
93-109 |
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CLETHODIM FOR ANNUAL BLUEGRASS (POA ANNUA) CONTROL IN SEEDLING ALFALFA (MEDICAGO SATIVA) |
Welch, L., M. Ansolabehere, and R. Vargas |
93-110 |
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FERTILIZER: NEW METHODS AND PRACTICES |
Purdy, W.G. |
93-111 |
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40 CFR PART 503 AND LAND APPLICTION OF MUNICIPAL SEWAGE SLUDGES |
Crohn, D.M. |
93-114 |
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DIAGNOSING FIELD PROBLEMS |
Canevari, M. |
93-124 |
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GRASS INTERSEEDING IN AGING ALFALFA STANDS: IMPLEMENTATION AND EVALUATION |
Prather, T., R. Vargas, and S. Mueller. |
93-128 |
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POTENTIAL USES OF PNEUMATIC APPLICATORS IN ALFALFA PRODUCTION |
Steinke, W.E. |
93-136 |
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INHERENT PRODUCT (BALE TO BALE) VARIATION AND COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT SAMPLING PROBES |
Waite, D. |
93-140 |
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FORAGE QUALITY AND ITS IMPLICATIONS |
DePeters, E. |
93-146 |
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THE PROCESS OF BREEDING NEW ALFALFA CULTIVARS |
Melton, B. |
93-15 |
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AN ALFALFA THAT TASTES GREAT AND IS LESS FILLING |
Reed, B. |
93-161 |
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FINDING A MARKET NICHE THAT WORKS FOR YOU |
Canadas, D. |
93-163 |
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EVALUATION OF AM VS PM CUTTINGS OF ALFALFA FOR TDN AND PROTEIN |
Ballance, B. |
93-164 |
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NON ALFALFA HAY AND FORAGE OVERVIEW-- WHAT IS BEING GROWN AND WHY |
Campbell, M. and C. Collar. |
93-165 |
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WHAT IT TAKES TO GROW TIMOTHY |
Lancaster, D. |
93-172 |
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MATURITY AT HARVEST EFFECTS ON YIELD AND QUALITY OF WINTER CEREALS FOR SILAGE |
Collar, C., A. Fulton, and M. Campbell. |
93-174 |
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WHAT DAIRY PRODUCERS LOOK FOR IN WINTER FORAGES FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF A CUSTOM CHOPPER |
Dannel, D. and M. Dannel. |
93-185 |
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VALUE OF WINTER FORAGE CROPS FROM A NUTRITIONISTS VIEWPOINT |
Larsen, L.M. |
93-186 |
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INTERPRETING ALFALFA CULTIVAR YIELD TRIAL RESULTS |
Putnam, D.H., L.R. Teuber, and G. Peterson |
93-19 |
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ALFALFA VARIETY SELECTION:PRICE VS VALUE |
Hays, T. |
93-32 |
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PALO VERDE LAND FALLOWING |
Kuhn, J. |
93-36 |
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AN EVALUATION OF HAY DRYING AND HARVESTING SYSTEMS |
Rotz, C.A. |
93-39 |
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THE STATE OF THE ART AND FUTURE INNOVATIONS IN HAY HARVESTING EQUIPMENT |
Weicksel J.L. |
93-49 |
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OWNING VERSUS HIRING HAY HARVEST EQUIPMENT |
Blank, S.C., K. Klonsky, K. Norris, and S.B. Orloff. |
93-55 |
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STRATEGIES FOR WEED CONTROL IN ALFALFA HAY PRODUCTION |
Fischer, B.B. |
93-66 |
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BIOLOGY AND CONTROL OF STEM AND ROOT-KNOT NEMATODES |
Westerdahl, R.B. |
93-76 |
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THE ROLE OF SELECTIVE INSECTICIDES IN ALFALFA PEST MANAGEMENT |
Quick, T.C. |
93-85 |
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MANAGEMENT OF POCKET GOPHERS IN SACRAMENTO VALLEY ALFALFA |
Smallwood, K.S. and S. Geng |
93-86 |
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ALFALFA AND WATER QUALITY: MEETING THE CHALLENGE |
Feder, P.A. |
93-90 |
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ALFALFA DISEASE AND RESISTANT VARIETIES |
Miller, D.R. |
93-96 |
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EGYPTIAN ALFALFA WEEVIL IN ALFALFA PRODUCTION |
Freeman, R. and M. Vierra |
93-99 |
