1996 - 26th California Alfalfa Symposium

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San Diego, California

1996 9-10 December
26th California Alfalfa & National Alfalfa Symposium
San Diego, California
Department of Agronomy and Range Science Extension
University of California, Davis, CA 95616

Proceedings

Year-PG

Article Title

Author(s)

96-01

History, Importance, And Production Dynamics Of Alfalfa In California

Putnam, D.

96-13

The Importance Of Alfalfa In California Dairy Rations

Depeters, E., B. Weiss

96-33

Alfalfa Helps Wildlife On Your Farm

Kuhn, J., T. Ellis, L. Fitzhugh

96-49

Evolving Information Technologies And Their Importance To Forages

Hannaway, D. B.

96-53

Biotechnology In Alfalfa

Koshinsky, H. A., P. G. Lemaux

96-63

The Present And Future Of Alfalfa Harvesting Equipment

Adams, R. K.

96-69

The Size, Scope And Impact Of Hay Exports From The Southwestern United States

Kallenbach, R. L.

96-73

Forage Exports From The Western United States To The Pacific Rim

Ford, W. P.

96-81

Generating Electricity From Alfalfa Biomass

Martin, N. P., E. A. Oelke

96-95

Grazing Alfalfa — Is It Right For You?

Lacefield, G. D.

96-101

Utilizing Alfalfa As A Grazed Forage: The Van Warmerdam Dairy

Reed, B.

96-105

Effects Of Insecticides On Egyptian Alfalfa Weevil, Pea Aphid, Blue Alfalfa Aphid, Hay Production And Feed Quality

Natwick, E. T., J. G. Guerrero, J. Lopez

96-115

Management Of Nematodes And Diseases In Alfalfa Using Genetic And Cultural Approaches

Holmes, G. J., D. Miller

96-121

Sheep Grazing As A Weed Control Practice In Seedling Alfalfa

Bell, C. E., J. N. Guerrero

96-129

New Weed Control Trends In Seedling And Established Alfalfa

M. Canevari

96-135

Alfalfa Water Use And Irrigation Efficiency

Hanson, B. R.

96-149

Applying Irrigation Scheduling Principles To Alfalfa

Carlson, H.L.

96-159

Managing Flood Irrigation On Heavy Soils

Bali, K. M.

96-169

Improving Irrigation Efficiencies Through Irrigation Cutoff Strategies

Ottman, M.

96-177

Evolving Forage Quality Concepts

Undersander, D.

96-183

Methods To Assess Alfalfa Forage Quality In The Field

Orloff, S. B.

96-195

Obtaining Greater Consistency In Alfalfa Forage Testing

Putnam, D.

96-207

Critical Soil Fertility Issues In Alfalfa Production

Meyer, R. D.

96-219

Alfalfa Cultivars: Pest Resistance Levels And What They Mean

Tueber, L. R., K. L. Taggard, L. K. Gibbs

96-231

Strategies For Extending The Life Of An Alfalfa Stand Using Overseedings

Canevari, M., D. Putnam, R. Long, S. Orloff, B. Reed

96-237

Approaches To Breaking Yield And Quality Barriers In California – Intermountain Region

King, D.

96-241

Approaches To Breaking Yield And Quality Barriers In California – San Joaquin Valley

Ribeiro, J.

96-245

Approaches To Breaking Yield And Quality Barriers In California – Low Desert Region

Grizzle, B.