1971 - 1st California Alfalfa Symposium

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Event Date

Dec 7-8, 1971 @ 8:00am - 5:00pm

Fresno, California

1971 7-8 December
1st California Alfalfa Symposium
Fresno, California
Department of Agronomy and Range Science Extension
University of California, Davis, CA 95616

Proceedings

Year-PG

Article Title

Author(s)

71-01	Soil Management Practices As They Relate To Soil Types And Alfalfa Growth	J.L. Meyer
71-04	Pre-Plant Land Preparation And Irrigation System Development	Booher
71-08	Alfalfa Irrigation Practices	R.B. Duffin
71-14	Establishing Alfalfa Stands: Including Methods, Rates, And Dates Of Seeding
71-16	How To Predict Fertilizer Needs Of Alfalfa	W.E. Martin And R.L. Luckhart
71-19	Relating Alfalfa Yields, Quality, And Stand Persistence To Harvest Frequency	V.L. Marble
71-29	Progress In Developing Alfalfa With Improved Nutritional Value	I.J. Johnson
71-33	The Development Of Alfalfa Leaf Protein Concentrates For Human And Animal Uses	D. De Fremery, E.M. Bickoff, And G.O. Kohler
71-39	Weed Control In Seedling Alfalfa	W.R. Sallee
71-42	Weed Control In Established Stands Of Alfalfa	W.H. Isom
71-44	Integrating Weed And Weevil Control Programs	R.F. Norris
71-55	Identification And Control Of Alfalfa Insects	V.E. Burton
71-59	Biology And Control Of The Egyptian Alfalfa Weevil, Hypera Brunneipennis (Boh.), In California	C.G. Summers
71-63	Biological Control Of Principal Alfalfa Pests In California	D. Gonzalez And R. Van Den Bosch
71-70	The Identification Of Diseases Of Alfalfa, Their Effect On Production, And Control	D.C. Erwin
71-77	Progress In Development Of New Germplasm With Multiple Pest Resistance	O.J. Hunt And R.N. Peaden
71-84	Alfalfa Hay Economics	E.A. Yeary
71-87	Varietal Characteristics In Alfalfa, Their Classification And Use In Choosing Varieties Or Brands For Specific Uses And Locations	I.I. Kawaguchi