2002 - 32nd California Alfalfa Symposium

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02-001

Emerging Issues with Alfalfa in the Pacific Northwest

Glen E. Shewmaker, Steve C. Fransen, David A. Hannaway

02-009

Emerging Issues for Alfalfa and Other Forages in the Great A Basin

Thomas C. Griggs, Willie Riggs

02-013

Emerging Issues with Alfalfa in the Desert and Mediterranean Regions of the Western United States (CA/AZ)

Dan Putnam, Mike Ottman

02-023

Total Maximum Daily Loads (TDMLs) in Alfalfa—The Implications for Alfalfa Irrigation Management

Terry L. Prichard

02-031

The Economic Impact of Water Transfers on Alfalfa in the West

Richard Howitt

02-041

Management of Egyptian Alfalfa Weevil and Protection of Yields with Selected Insecticides

Larry D. Godfrey, Dan Putnam

02-047

Biology and Management of Stand-Decline Diseases of Irrigated Alfalfa in the Western U.S.

Fred Gray, David W. Koch, Charla R. Hollingsworth

02-053

New Herbicide Tools in Alfalfa Stand Establishment

W. Mick Canevari

02-059

Weed Shifts as a Result of Herbicide Use Patterns in Alfalfa

Barry Tickes, Steve Orloff

02-065

Using Evapotranspiration Data to schedule Irrigation of Forages

Robert W. Hill

02-073

Monitoring Soil Moisture for Maximum Profit Irrigation of Alfalfa

Blaine Hanson, Steve Orloff

02-079

Nitrogen, Sulfur, Potassium and Phosphorus Fertilization in Alfalfa—When are They Necessary?

Richard T. Koenig

02-087

Understanding Micronutrient Fertilization in Alfalfa

Roland D. Meyer, Daniel B. Marcum, Steve Orloff

02-095

Management of Cool-Season Grasses for Hay Production and Quality

Steven C. Fransen, Thomas C. Griggs

02-101

Using triticale and Annual Ryegrass in cool Season Perennial Grass Grazing Systems

Daniel J. Drake, Steve B. Orloff

02-111

Harvesting Maximum value from Small grain Cereal Forages

George Fohner

02-117

Management of Nitrate and Prussic Acid in forage Crops

Brian Shreve

02-123

Certifieed Weed Free Forage: An Emerging Program for Western States

Steve Schoenig

02-129

What Makes an Animal Choose a Forage?

Beth Burritt, Fred Provenza

02-137

Why Does the Dollar Value of Alfalfa Hay Not Continue to Increase as its TDN Increases?

P.H. Robinson, E. J. DePeters

02-149

Hay Sampling Protocols and a Hay Sampling Certification Program

Dan Putnam, Steve B. Orloff

02-159

New/Emerging Measurements for ForageQuality

Dan Putnam

02-167

The Importance of Choosing a Certified Lab

Brian Shreve

02-169

Sampling the Moisture Content of Alfalfa in the Windrow

Ron Thaemert

02-173

Harvest Timing Strategies for Improved Profit

Steve Orloff, Dan Putnam

02-185

Implications of Seeding Rates and Seed Coating with Improved Alfalfa Varieties

Glen E. Shewmaker, Maggie H. Hopwood, Ron L. Roemer

02-191

Interpretation and Use of University Forage Varity Trial Results

Thomas C. Griggs

02-195

Economics of Variety Choice—Risk Analysis

Tim Woodward

02-201

Alfalfa in the 21st Century: Possibilities and Limitations of Genetic Engineering

Mary K. Sledge

02-207

An Update on the development of Roundup Ready Alfalfa

Mark McCaslin

02-209

Traffic Tolerance in Alfalfa

Donald Miller, Jim Moutray

02-211

Yield Potential with Hybrid Alfalfa

Michael Velde, Paul Sun, Steve Wagner, Dan Gardner

02-215

Alfalfa Varieties Now and in the Future from CAL/WEST Seeds

Lauren Johnson, David Johnson, Jon Reich

02-217

Roundup ready Alfalfa in the Central San Joaquin Valley of California

Ron Vargas, Tome' Martin-Duvall, Eric Hoffman, Kurt Hembree, Neil Va