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Saturday, May 18, 2013

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Project IDTitlePI
126Role of flavins in the resistance of Sinorhizobium meliloti - alfalfa association to Aphanomyces root rot Yurgel
94Evaluating yields and profitability of small-scale organic and biointensive vegetable production in Washington Young,
44Market Price Analysis for Washington Organic Apples and Pears Wang
13Organic Apple Price in Response to Crop Size Supplied to the Market Wang
59Identification of Root Disease-Causing Organisms and Their Management in Washington Raspberries Walters
732009 BIOAg Tour: On-Site Demonstration of Farm Diversification and Sustainable Farming Practices VanVleet
74Pasture Improvement through Pastured Poultry VanVleet
60Antibiotics in Animal Manure: A Challenge to Organic Cropping Systems Ullman
58Soil Carbon Sequestration Potential of Agricultural Systems Incorporating Biologically Based Techniques Stockle
98The effect of tillage on oxidation of soil organic carbon in organically-managed soil Stockle,Higgins
77Development of Economic and Environmental Life Cycle Analysis Tool for the Assessment of Nitrogen Fertilizers in Apple-Tree Fruit Industry Stockle,Zaher
81Local and landscape-scale conservation of beneficial predators in Columbia Basin potato crops Snyder
125Sequencing the genomes of two critically-important biological control agents, the insect-killing nematodes Steinernema feltiae and Heterorhabditis bacteriophora Snyder
104Effects of Nematode Genetic Diversity on Management of Potato Pests Snyder
18Winter Canola as a Rotation Crop in the Low and Intermediate Rainfall Regions of the Inland Pacific Northwest. Schillinger
69On-Farm Workshop on Food Fermentation Saez
57Regional Food Distribution System Enhancement Project Saez
56Nutritional Quality of Organic Fruits: Influence of Processing on Phenolic Compounds, Ascorbic Acid Sablani
124Sustainable Sanitation Technique for Postharvest Quality and Safety of Organic Fruits Sablani
95Sustainable Sanitation Technique for Postharvest Quality and Safety of Organic Fruits Sablani
10Post-Plant Management of Nemotodes in Apple Orchards Riga
65Learning Organic Agriculture at WSU Reganold
15Nitrogen Supply and Partitioning in Managed Understories of Organic Apples Reganold
83Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Symbiosis and Plant Growth and Productivity Poovaiah
64Weeklong Field Analysis of Sustainable Food Systems Course Perillo
40Field Course Perillo,Ostrom
36Washington State Coordinator for Cultivating Success Course Perillo
37AFS organic and sustainable ag coordinator Perillo
39Organic Teaching Farm Manager Perillo
114Dryland Summer Tour (REACCH) Pan
19Legume Data Mining Pan
24Economics of BIOAg Painter
55Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) of Wheat Grown in Washington State Ostrom
35Statewide Farmer Survey - BIOAg Stats Ostrom
121Using the BioIntensive Technique of Intercropping Teff (Eragrostis tef) into Timothy to Improve the Economic Sustainability of Timothy Norberg
28Land EKG Rangeland Monitoring Workshop Nelson
68Holistic Management Sustainability Conference: Creating a Sustainable Future for Agriculture in the Pacific Northwest Nelson
115Eating our way to a healthy planet: Can how we eat help reduce climate change? Nelson
72Short Course in Biodynamic Agriculture Murray
84Sustainable Farming of Woodland Crops Murray
90Closing the Gap: Organic Wheat Variety Release in Eastern Washington Murphy
112Developing adapted varieties and optimal management practices for quinoa in diverse environments across Washington State Murphy
67Cultivating Success Small Farming and Ranching Course Munts
12Field efficacy trials of Metarhizium anisopliae alone and in combination with entomopathogenic nematodes against the larval stage of the Carrots Rust Fly Psila rosae Muehleisen
48Weed management in establishing an organic wine grape vineyard Miles
123Production Cost Estimation of Establishing a Cider Apple Orchard in Washington State Miles
96Evaluating Apple Varieties for Hard Cider Production Miles
106Workshops: Tomato Grafting Techniques for Soil-Borne Disease Resistance Miles
79Effects of High Tunnels and Biodegradable Mulch Use on Fruit Quality and Yield in High-value Crops Miles
76Vegetable grafting for Verticillium dahliae resistance Miles
9Alternatives to Plastic Mulch for Organic Vegetable Production Miles
14Evaluating Vegetable Varieties for Organic Systems Miles
110Combined Soil Quality Workshops for Irrigated Ag McGuire
66Building Soils for Better Crops Workshop McGuire
54Evaluating Soils Receiving Multiple Green Manures for Suppression of Verticillium dahliae McGuire
102Developing research information to evaluate camelina and canola in a livestock feeding system Llewellyn
71Demonstration Improvements and Educational Aids for the Aeschliman Learning Site Kok
23Production and quality of winter grown organic vegetables in Washington Koenig,Miles
82Biennial Canola for Forage and Ecosystem Improvement in Dryland Cropping Systems Kincaid
42Food Safety in Organic Production Killinger
105Enhancing Grower Knowledge and Implementation of On-Farm Food Safety Practices Killinger
63Plant Breeding for Organic Agriculture Extension Course Jones
1Organic Seed Production and Quality Jones
47Assessing effects of an alfalfa cover crop on biological control and tree nutrition in organic pear orchards Jones
8Evaluating and developing varieties for organic systems Jones
49Evaluating and Developing Varieties for Organic Systems in Western Washington Jones
122Vineyard evaluation of five beneficial insect-attracting native plant ground covers as a strategy to improve and sustain IPM in wine grapes James
80Evaluation and development of buckwheat and quinoa as alternative small grains for Washington State organic farmers and consumers Jaeckel,Murphy
32Organic Teaching Farm cultivator etc Jaeckel
87Forecasting Late Blight for Northwestern Washington Organic Potato Production Inglis
5Organic Transition Rotations for Northwestern Washington Inglis,Miller
41Organic Potato Late Blight Prediction Tool Inglis
103Development of winter pea lines for intercropping purposes Hulbert
75Quantifying biological control of pear psylla in a cover crop system Horton
119Rangeland livestock production sustains the agriculture/wildland interface: An integrated research and extension program Hardesty
109Assessing Production Issues for Direct Marketing of Beef in Northeast WA Hansen
3Trends in Organic Agriculture in the PNW Granatstein
4Understory Management in Organic Tree Fruits and Other Woody Perennials Granatstein
33Organic Orchard Equip Granatstein
26Farming for Food Quality – Symposium and Seminars Granatstein,Miles
6Outreach and Education Granatstein
108Use of oxidized bio-chars to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and attenuate the transport of Escherichia coli in soils Garcia-Perez
116Planning for a Phase II SCRI grant proposal on ‘Utilization and Versatility of Biodegradable Agricultural Materials in Specialty Crop Production’ Garcia-Perez,Koenig
2Weed Management in organic dryland spring wheat Gallagher
53Wheat Quality in Organic and Conventional Dryland Cropping Systems Fuerst
62Low Disturbance Weed Control in Organic Dryland Cropping Systems Fuerst
93Intercropping, Precision Weed Management, and Pea Breeding for Organic and Conventional Cropping Systems Fuerst
21Strategies to Achieve Ecological and Economic Goals in the Transition Phase of Eastern Washington Organic Dryland Grain Production Fuerst,Koenig
22Carbon Sequestration under Irrigated Switchgrass Production Fransen
27Dairy Roundtable Feise
43Evaluation of seed and drench treatments for organic production du Toit,Carpenter-Boggs
45Evaluation of seed treatments for organic vegetable production in the Pacific Northwest du Toit
7Organic Seed Treatments du Toit,Inglis
118Understanding the molecular basis of phytonutrient composition differences in organic tomatoes via quantitative transcriptome analysis Dhingra
46Growing nitrogen in the organic orchard Davenport
86Tillage reduction and cover cropping for enhanced soil quality and weed management in western Washington organic vegetable farms (OREI) Collins
11Cover crops for weed management in organic and transition systems. Cogger
34Field Roller Special Equipment Purchase Cogger,Bary
97Choosing and managing cover crops to improve weed management in reduced tillage organic vegetable production Cogger
31Cover Crops for Organic Weed Control Cogger
17Production of DHA Rich Algae biomass as Cattle Feed Supplement to Enhance Milk Quality Chen
61Assessment of Renewable Fertilizers from Anaerobic Digester Manure Nutrient Recovery Chen
113Agroecology of Urban Food Farming: Engaging scientists, producers and educators in collaborative BIOAg research planning Chappell
50Integrating low-disturbance organic grain and livestock production Carpenter-Boggs
16Control of Xanthomonas in Cabbage Seed Carpenter-Boggs
25Demonstration and Outreach for Livestock Carcass Composting Carpenter-Boggs
38Sustainability Modules Carpenter-Boggs
99Lentil Selection to Reduce Dietary Intake of Arsenic Carpenter-Boggs,Roje
52Evaluation of Wheat Varieties for Mutualism with Endomycorrhizal Fungi to Improve Phosphorus Uptake Campbell
100Harnessing microcins for control of scours in neonatal calves Call
70Helping Hands, Healthy Community: A Harvest Education Project Burrows
120Interrow cultivation and intercropping for organic transition in dryland crop production systems. Burke
101The potential for data-based irrigation management adoption to improve the sustainability of water and nitrogen resources Brady
117Development of Washington Organic Producer-Level Database on Crop Yields, Sales Value, and Price Brady
111Increasing local dry bean production and markets through on-farm variety trials and nutrition education Betz,Miles
107Developing Improved Management Practices to Overcome Soil Health Issues in Red Raspberries Benedict
78Alternative Forage and Fodder Crops for Western Washington Livestock Production

 

Benedict,Corbin
85Organic tree-fruit pest management - (OREI) Beers
51Conservation Biology of Syrphids, Predators of Woolly Apple Aphid in Central Washington Beers
89Health Benefits of Organic, Conventional, and No-Till Wheat Baik,Fuerst
88Phytonutrients and genomics of organic tomatoes: soil fertility and/or plant defense Andrews,Dhingra
20Nutrient Quality and Disease Prevention Benefits of Organic versus Conventional Tomatoes and their Products Andrews,Davies
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