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Vegetable variety trials 2006

Creator:

Boches, Peter, Kean, Deborah, Kusolwa, Paul, Myers, Jim, and Oregon State University. Extension Service

Abstract:

Home gardens produce the best yields when planted with vegetable varieties adapted to local growing conditions. The information from these variety trials may assist market growers and home gardeners in choosing adapted varieties, based on qualities that are important to them (such as appearance, earliness, flavor, yield, and disease resistance).

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, graduate research assistant in horticulture; and Jim Myers, associate professor of vegetable breeding
Vegetable variety trials 2005

Creator:

Boches, Peter, Kean, Deborah, Kusolwa, Paul, Myers, Jim, Stang, Jack, and Oregon State University. Extension Service

Abstract:

Home gardens produce the best yields when planted with vegetable varieties adapted to local growing conditions. These variety trials may assist market growers and home gardeners in choosing adapted varieties, based on qualities that are important to them (such as appearance, earliness, flavor, yield, and disease resistance).

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Technical Report

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horticulture; Paul Kusolwa, student in horticulture; Jim Myers, associ- ate professor of vegetable breeding
Vegetable variety trials 2008

Creator:

Kean, Deborah, Myers, Jim, Stang, Jack, Boches, Peter, Barrett, Miles, Zimmerman, Shawna, Dalotto, Todd, and Oregon State University. Extension Service

Abstract:

Home gardens produce the best yields when planted with vegetable varieties adapted to local growing conditions. Market growers and home gardeners may be able to use the information from these trials to help them choose adapted varieties, based on vegetable qualities that are important to them (appearance, earliness, flavor, yield,...

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March 2009. Authors Deborah Kean, research assistant in horticulture; Jim Myers, professor of