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  • Cereal cyst nematodes : biology and management in Pacific Northwest wheat, barley, and oat crops

    Creator:
    Smiley, Richard W. and Yan, Guiping
    Abstract:
    Cereal cyst nematodes reduce yields of wheat, barley, and oats in the Pacific Northwest states of Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. It is estimated that these pests reduce wheat profitability in these states by at least $3.4 million annually. This publication describes the distribution, biology, damage, management, and detection of cereal...
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    Extension Service, Washington State University Extension, University of Idaho Extension, and the U.S

  • Which test is best? : customizing dairy manure nutrient testing [1997]

    Creator:
    Sullivan, Dan M. (Dan Matthew), 1954-, Cogger, Craig George, 1950-, and Bary, Andy I.
    Abstract:
    Both laboratory analyses and on-farm quick tests of manure nutrient content play an important role in manure management. Laboratory testing is the most reliable method of manure nutrient testing and is valuable for long-term planning and as a check on quick test results.
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    of 1973. The Oregon State University Extension Service, Washington State University Cooperative

  • Bulgur : versatility plus for-- breakfast, lunches, dinners, desserts

    Creator:
    Weiser, Virginia
    Abstract:
    Wheat has provided good eating for centuries for people all over the earth. Now we have a new way to enjoy the cereal that has been called "the staff of life." Bulgur is the word. It has been known to persons from other countries for hundreds of years, and is...
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    Technical Report
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    University Extension Service, C. A. Svinth, Director, and the U. S. De- partment of Agriculture, cooperating

  • Using horticultural spray oils to control orchard pests

    Creator:
    Willett, Mike and Westigard, Peter H.
    Abstract:
    Petroleum oils have been used to suppress insect and mite pests for 100 years. Beginning in the 1880's, when kerosene was first used to control scale and aphids, to the present use of highly refined petroleum derivatives, these products have provided growers with a unique tool in their battle against...
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    Technical Report
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    Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. The Oregon State University Extension Service, Washington

  • Dairy science : 4-H member manual

    Creator:
    Boyd, Louis D.
    Abstract:
    Science is involved in many areas of dairying. The 4-H Dairy Science Project emphasizes the "why's" of dairying. The information you learn here should help you with other dairy projects. You will learn some of the "why's" of selection, nutrition, milk secretion, and reproduction as well as "how to do...
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    Extension Service, and the University of Idaho Agricultural Extension Service. 4-H DAIRY SCIENCE HAVE

  • Nutri-kids visit the zoo : teacher guide

    Creator:
    Lorenz, Bonnie A., Holroyd, Michael H., and Lewis, Margaret J.
    Abstract:
    This first-grade publication, Nutri-Kids Visit the Zoo, was developed by the Oregon State University Extension Service Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP). It is intended for use in the classroom but may be used in after-school settings. This publication is designed to help first-graders learn about basic nutrition and...
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    funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture In cooperation with Oregon State University. Nutri-Kids

  • Identifying nutrient deficiency and toxicity in red raspberry

    Creator:
    Wilder, Kris L. and Righetti, Timothy L.
    Abstract:
    The Pacific Northwest leads the United States in red raspberry production. Many factors affect yield, including nutrition, weather, pests, and water. Most nutritional problems can be quickly solved once you know the specific problem, but an accurate diagnosis is difficult. Foliar nutrient symptoms can be helpful, if you recognize specific...
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    Technical Report
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    . Oregon State University Extension Service Benton County, Corvallis Lane County, Eugene North Willamette

  • Nutri-kids visit the zoo : student workbook

    Creator:
    Lorentz, Bonnie A, Holroyd, Michael H., Lewis, Margaret, Delgado, Joy, and Souza, Maria
    Abstract:
    The Expanded Food and Nutrition Education program (EFNEP) helps limited income families in Oregon improve their nutrition practices. These include learning to: □ Stretch family food dollars □ Choose foods for better nutrition for family members □ Purchase food for nutritional needs □ Improve food production, preparation, storage, safety, and...
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    Service, Washington State University Cooperative Extension, and the University of Idaho Cooperative

  • Financing health care in later life

    Creator:
    Schmall, Vicki L. and Stiehl, Ruth
    Abstract:
    Published August 1989. Facts and recommendations in this publication may no longer be valid. Please look for up-to-date information in the OSU Extension Catalog: http://extension.oregonstate.edu/catalog
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    Technical Report
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    , Washington State University Cooperative Extension, and the University of Idaho Cooperative Extension Service

  • Choosing pear rootstocks for the Pacific Northwest [1988]

    Creator:
    Stebbins, Robert L.
    Abstract:
    When you establish a new pear orchard, the proper choice of rootstock is as important as the choice of variety and site. This is true because the rootstock is involved in determining two key factors: your variety's susceptibility to several serious diseases, and your tree's performance in your climate and...
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    Rehabilitation Act of 1973. The Oregon State University Extension Service, Washington State University