1986 - 16th California Alfalfa Symposium

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Sacramento, California

1986 11-12 December
16th California Alfalfa Symposium
Sacramento, California
Department of Agronomy and Range Science Extension
University of California, Davis, CA 95616

Proceedings

Year-PG

Article Title

Author(s)

86-01

Successfully Establishing Alfalfa On Clay Soils In The Sacramento Valley

Toenjes

86-06

Relative Advantages Of Different Dormancies Of Alfalfa Grown In Central And Northern California

Marble

86-36

Irrigating Alfalfa For Maximum Profit

Hanson, Marcum, Benton

86-44

Are You Making A Profit Growing Alfalfa?

Meyer, Marcum, Wilson

86-47

Food Security Act Of 1985

Frick

86-48

Utilizing Bagged And Baled Alfalfa On The Dairy Farm

King

86-50

Effective Dodder Control

Orloff, Canevari, Schmierer, Vargas, Cudney

86-62

Frustration In The Field: A Grower’s Perspective On Dodder Control

Nebeker

86-68

The Use Of Soil Residual Herbicides In Northern San Joaquin And Sacramento Valley Alfalfa Production Areas

Norris

86-71

Development And Use Of Near Infared Reflectance Spectroscopy (Nirs) For Testing Forages

Bath

86-74

The Use Of Alfalfa Hay Analysis In Animal Nutrition

Larsen

86-78

Hay Sampling And Testing Using Nirs At Dairyman’s

Collar

86-80

New Advancements In Nirs Technology, Quality And Minerals In Two Minutes?

Patteson

86-84

The Use And Maintenance Of The Nirs In The Laboratory

Ferreira

86-86

Alfalfa Weed Management In Northeastern California

Schmierer

86-93

Weed Management In Seedling Alfalfa

Canevari

86-100

The Relationship Of Alfalfa Stand To Weeds

Bell

86-105

The Impact Of Changing Fuel Prices On Alfalfa Product Costs

Klonsky

86-110

New Marketing Approaches For Alfalfa Hay

Ross

86-112

Market Potential For Alfalfa Exports And Where Are The Markets

Anderson

86-117

Fall-Winter California Forage Outlook With “Fewer” Cows

Cothern