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(2009)Though the data from the Research Evaluation does show how the new lines are doing and which crosses are the most promising, the low number of evaluators does not lead to statistically significant analysis of the results.
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(2005)The objectives of this project were to evaluate the efficacy of common row crop herbicides for control of puncturevine, and determine the effect of post harvest weed management strategies on hairy nightshade seed development.
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(2009-12)Energy input comparisons between tillage systems; evaluation of the value of legumes as part of a cover crop mixture used in strip-till sweet corn production; evaluation of the nitrogen contribution of legume-based cover ...
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(2006)The objective of the study was to compare crop tolerance of carrots and parsnips to two soil and early postemergent herbicides. Dual Magnum (s-metolachlor) was recently registered for use on root crops, but provides poor ...
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(2007)VegNet is a regional pest monitoring and reporting network serving the Oregon processed vegetable industry, managed by the OSU Extension Service, and funded by the Oregon Processed Vegetable Commission. In the early spri ...
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(2008)VegNet is a regional pest monitoring and reporting network serving the Oregon processed vegetable industry, managed by the OSU Extension Service, and funded by the Oregon Processed Vegetable Commission. In the early spri ...
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(Oregon State University Extension Service, 2009-06-19)The VegNet regional pest monitoring program sponsored by the Oregon Processed Vegetable Commission has been fruitful.The program has, on occasion,saved growers money by providing growers and agricultural professionals w ...
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(2005)Part 1: Bean mold project: What is an effective alternative to Ronilan for control of gray and white mold in snap beans when mold pressure is severe? When can we use a less expensive single fungicide application without ...
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(2008)Projects evaluated the potential of controlling hairy nightshade with tankmixes of ethofumesate and s-metolachlor and determined table beet tolerance to s-metolachlor in a commercial production system. Hairy nightshade ...
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(2005)Weed management is a continual challenge to Oregon table beet growers. Research over the last several years has documented that s-metolachlor (Dual Magnum) will substantially improve weed control and crop yields when app ...
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(2006)Impact herbicide efficacy, crop tolerance, and carryover studies.
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(2007)SUMMARY • Impact and Laudis herbicides were evaluated for wild proso millet and broadleaf weed control in sweet corn. • The most effective treatments were Impact and Laudis applied with Outlook and atrazine at V2-3. ...
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(2008)SUMMARY Both Impact and Laudis are effective grass killers. The weed control spectrum of these herbicides was enhanced by the addition of atrazine. Both are weak on purslane. The data from the Stayton I experiment with ...
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