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Title |
Author |
Year-Page |
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EMERGING ISSUES WITH FORAGES IN THE NORTHWEST
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Glenn E. Shewmaker, Steve C. Fransen, Mylen Bohle, Alan Gray, and Dennis Cash |
06-1 |
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EMERGING ISSUES WITH FORAGES IN THE SOUTHWEST |
Dan Putnam, Mike Ottman, Tom Griggs, David Drake, Denise McWilliams,
Joe Brummer, and Willie Riggs |
06-9 |
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THE OUTLOOK FOR THE DAIRY INDUSTRY – IDAHO’S PERSPECTIVE |
Bob Naerebout |
06-21 |
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Trends in the Horse Hay |
Laurie Lawrence |
06-41 |
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HAY PRICES AND TRENDS IN WESTERN STATES |
Seth Hoyt |
06-47 |
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WATER FOR AGRICULTURE – TODAY AND TOMORROW |
Scott Matyac |
06-59 |
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Toxic Weeds and Their Impact on Animals |
Birgit Puschner, Amy Peters, Leslie Woods |
06-71 |
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Roundup-Ready Alfalfa for Stand Establishment and Special Weed Issues |
Mick Canevari, Tom Lanini and Steve Orloff |
06-77 |
Avoiding Weed Resistance and Weed Shifts in Roundup-Ready Alfalfa |
Steve Orloff, Mick Canevari and Tom Lanini |
06-83 |
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Controlling Weeds in Grass Hay or Alfalfa-grass Mixtures |
Rob Wilson and Steve Orloff |
06-95 |
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RODENT MANAGEMENT IN ALFALFA |
Gary Witmer and John O’Brien |
06-101 |
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Insect Pest Management in Alfalfa: Weevils, Aphids and Worms |
Michael D. Rethwisch |
06-113 |
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Managing the Major Alfalfa Diseases |
Dr. Donald R. Miller |
06-123 |
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RECREATING THE DELIVERY OF INFORMATION: PACKAGING EXISTING IPM KNOWLEDGE IN MORE TRANSPARENT WAYS |
P.B. Goodell and M.L Flint |
06-127 |
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PERFORMANCE OF WARM-SEASON ANNUAL FORAGE GRASSES |
Dan Putnam, Steve Orloff |
06-133 |
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COOL SEASON PERENNIAL GRASSES FOR HAY |
Kevin B. Jensen, Blair L. Waldron, and Joseph G. Robins |
06-137 |
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PERENNIAL WARM-SEASON GRASSES FOR BIOFUELS |
S. C. Fransen, H. P. Collins and R. A. Boydston |
06-147 |
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SMALL GRAIN CEREAL FORAGES: TIPS FOR EVALUATING VARIETIES AND TEST RESULTS |
George Fohner |
06-155 |
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POTASSIUM MANAGEMENT IN ALFALFA: A SUMMARY OF EIGHT YEARS OF RESEARCH IN AN ARID ENVIRONMENT |
Richard T. Koenig and James V. Barnhill |
06-163 |
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SPECIALTY FERTILIZERS AND MICRONUTRIENTS, DO THEY PAY? |
D.A. McWilliams |
06-171 |
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WATER ALLOCATION STRATEGIES WHEN IRRIGATION SUPPLIES ARE
LIMITED |
Dr. Howard Neibling, P.E. |
06-183 |
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BIOTECH TRAITS IN ALFALFA – WHAT’S NEXT? |
Mark McCaslin, Stephen Temple and Peter Reisen |
06-191 |
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ENERGY CROPS AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR FORAGES |
Joe Bouton |
06-195 |
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FUTURE TRENDS IN ALFALFA ESTABLISHMENT |
John L. Kugler |
06-201 |
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THE FUTURE OF ALFALFA FORAGE QUALITY TESTING IN HAY MARKETS |
Dan Putnam & Dan Undersander |
06-209 |
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RATE OF YIELD AND QUALITY CHANGE IN ALFALFA |
Neal P. Martin, Geoffrey E. Brink, Marvin H. Hall, Glenn E. Shewmaker and Dan J. Undersander |
06-223 |
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CUTTING SCHEDULE STRATEGIES TO MAXIMIZE RETURNS |
Steve Orloff and Dan Putnam |
06-229 |
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HARVESTING IMPACTS ON FORAGE QUALITY |
Dr. Dan Undersander |
06-245 |
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PROTECTING HAY QUALITY DURING STORAGE |
Juan N. Guerrero |
06-255 |
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RISK MANAGEMENT AT THE FARM LEVEL |
William W. Riggs |
06-263 |
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AN OVERVIEW OF SOME COMPUTER PROGRAMS THAT
HELP PRODUCERS BE BETTER MACHINERY MANAGERS |
Herbert R. Hinman |
06-267 |
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POST-HARVEST MANAGEMENT OF TIMOTHY HAY FOR SURVIVING
ANOTHER 100-YEAR DROUGHT |
Steve Fransen and Tip Hudson |
06-277 |
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ESTATE AND FARM TRANSITION PLANNING FOR AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCERS |
Kynda Curtis |
06-285 |
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NEVADA COOL SEASON GRASS IPM STUDIES -- 2004-2006 |
Willie Riggs, Larry D. Godfrey and Jay Davison |
06-299 |
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RELATIONSHIP OF THRIPS AND MITE POPULATION LEVELS TO YIELD AND
DAMAGE IN TIMOTHY |
Dominic D. Reisig, Larry D. Godfrey, Daniel B. Marcum |
06-301 |
