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Horticultural weed control : 1996 report

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Peachey, Ed, William, Ray D., and Oregon State University. Department of Horticulture

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Crops were grown at the experimental farms using accepted cultural practices (within the limits of experimentation) or trials were conducted on growers' fields. Most experiments were designed as randomized complete blocks with three to five replications. Herbicide treatments were applied uniformly with precision plot sprays. Unless otherwise indicated, preplant herbicide...

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Horticultural Weed Control 1996 Report Department of
Predicting Phosphorus Needs in Snap Beans : 2013 Research report to the Oregon Processed Vegetable Commission

Creator:

Heinrich, Aaron, Peachey, Ed, and Sullivan, Dan M.

Abstract:

Although Oregon is the #2 snap bean producer in the US, yield of snap beans per acre is greater in Oregon than any other state (USDA NASS 2012). Despite the scale and importance of snap bean production in Oregon, almost no research has been done on phosphorus (P) utilization over...

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2013 Research report to the Oregon Processed Vegetable
Increasing the Nutrient Use Efficiency of Snap Beans : Oregon Processed Vegetable Commission Continuing Project Report, 2014

Creator:

Peachey, Ed, Sullivan, Dan M., and Heinrich, Aaron

Abstract:

The overall objective of this multi-year project is to maximize nutrient use efficiency without compromising bean yield and quality. This year’s project objectives were to: 1) evaluate crop response to P fertilizer at current soil P test levels in grower fields; 2) generate phosphorus (P) potassium (K), and nitrogen (N)...

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OPVC CONTINUING PROJECT REPORT: 2014 PROJECT YEAR: 2 of 3
Fine-tuning P fertilizer rates for snap beans (2015) : Oregon Processed Vegetable Commission Continuing Project Report

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Peachey, Ed and Heinrich, Aaron

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The overall objective of this three-year project was to provide farmers with updated fertilizer recommendations for snap beans. The goal was to maximize nutrient use efficiency without compromising bean yield and quality. This was accomplished by partnering with commercial bean growers to conduct on-farm research as well as conducting trials...

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OPVC CONTINUING PROJECT REPORT: 2015 PROJECT YEAR: 3 of 3
Tolerance of carrots to bicyclopyrone and tolpyralate, 2016 : Oregon Processed Vegetable Commission Final Project Report

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Peachey, Ed and Waters, Tim

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Experiments in Corvallis, OR and Pasco, WA evaluated the potential of bicyclopyrone, tolpyralate, halosulfuron and EPTC for weed control in carrots. Bicyclopyrone and tolpyralate significantly reduced plant stand, injured carrots, and reduced yield at all three rates. Only bicyclopyrone at 0.875 oz/A and tolpyralate at 1 oz/A provided yield within...

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Research Proposal Submitted OPVC FINAL PROJECT REPORT: 2016
Interseeding of Cover Crops to Improve Cover Crop Establishment and Performance : Oregon Processed Vegetable Commission Project Report, 2015

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Peachey, Ed and Sullivan, Dan M.

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This project is evaluating interseeding of crop crops to improve cover crop establishment after late harvested crops such as sweet corn and processing squash. In Project 1 at the OSU Vegetable Research Farm, a cover crop of oat and crimson clover produced the most cover crop biomass when interseeded at...

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OPVC PROJECT REPORT: 2015 PROJECT YEAR: 1 of 2 1
Improving fertilizer P and N use efficiency in sweet corn : 2013 Research report to the Oregon Processed Vegetable Commission

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Heinrich, Aaron, Sullivan, Dan M., and Peachey, Ed

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The enhanced efficiency (EEF) products we tested in our study hold the potential to increase the nitrogen utilization efficiency of sweet corn as well as reduce nitrate leaching when all N fertilizer is applied before planting. However, this potential is limited by weather (i.e. large early season rainfall events), irrigation...

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Monitoring and Reporting Insect Pests in Cole Crops and Sweet Corn (VegNet) : Oregon Processed Vegetable Commission Continuing Project Report, 2014

Creator:

Peachey, Ed and Green, Jessica

Abstract:

For the past 18 years, processed vegetable growers in the Willamette Valley, OR have had a vital partner in crop pest monitoring – Oregon State University’s VegNet. This regional pest monitoring program provides weekly activity reports for common broccoli, cauliflower, sweet corn, and snap bean pests. Data is published on...

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1 OPVC CONTINUING PROJECT REPORT: 2014 PROJECT YEAR: 1
Monitoring and Reporting Insect Pests in Cole Crops and Sweet Corn (VegNet) : Oregon Processed Vegetable Commission Continuing Project Report, 2015

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Peachey, Ed and Green, Jessica

Abstract:

Oregon State University’s VegNet is a regional pest monitoring program that provides activity reports for 10 common insect pests that affect broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, sweet corn, and snap beans. Crop pests are sampled weekly and raw data is compared to activity trends from previous years. Regional pest monitoring helps growers...

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CONTINUING PROJECT REPORT OPVC CONTINUING PROJECT
Enhanced efficiency fertilizer technologies for improved production in sweet corn (2015) : Oregon Processed Vegetable Commission Final Project Report

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Sullivan, Dan M., Heinrich, Aaron, and Peachey, Ed

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Urea is a common nitrogen fertilizer for sweet corn production. This two year project evaluated commercially available urea additives for their potential to provide crop production and environmental benefits. Specifically, experiments were designed to evaluate the efficacy of urea fertilizer products containing a urease inhibitor (Agrotain Ultra), or nitrification inhibitors,...

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OPVC FINAL PROJECT REPORT: 2015 PROJECT YEAR: 2 of 2

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Herbicides2
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