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  • 001

  • Organic Seed Production and Quality

  • Jones, S.
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  • 002

  • Weed Management in organic dryland spring wheat

  • Gallagher, R.
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  • 003

  • Trends in Organic Agriculture in the PNW

  • Granatstein, D.
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  • 004

  • Understory Management in Organic Tree Fruits and Other Woody Perennials

  • Granatstein, D.
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  • 005

  • Organic Transition Rotations for Northwestern Washington

  • Inglis, D., Miller, T.
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  • 006

  • Outreach and Education

  • Granatstein, D.
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  • 007

  • Organic Seed Treatments

  • du Toit, L., Inglis, D.
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  • 008

  • Evaluating and developing varieties for organic systems

  • Jones, S.
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  • 009

  • Alternatives to Plastic Mulch for Organic Vegetable Production

  • Miles, C.
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  • 010

  • Post-Plant Management of Nemotodes in Apple Orchards

  • Riga, E.
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  • 011

  • Cover Crops for Weed Management in Organic and Transition Systems

  • Bary, A., Cogger, C.
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  • 014

  • Evaluating vegetable varieties for organic systems

  • Miles, C.
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  • 012

  • Field efficacy trials of Metarhizium anisopliae alone and in combination with entomopathogenic nematodes against the larval stage of the Carrots Rust Fly Psila rosae

  • Muehleisen, D.
Visit Field efficacy trials of Metarhizium anisopliae alone and in combination with entomopathogenic nematodes against the larval stage of the Carrots Rust Fly Psila rosae
  • 013

  • Organic Apple Price in Response to Crop Size Supplied to the Market

  • Wang, H.
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  • 015

  • Nitrogen Supply and Partitioning in Managed Understories of Organic Apples

  • Reganold, J.
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  • 016

  • Control of Xanthomonas in Cabbage Seed

  • Carpenter-Boggs, L.
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  • 017

  • Production of DHA Rich Algae biomass as Cattle Feed Supplement to Enhance Milk Quality

  • Chen, S.
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  • 018

  • Winter Canola as a Rotation Crop in the Low and Intermediate Rainfall Regions of the Inland Pacific Northwest.

  • Schillinger, B.
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  • 019

  • Legume Data Mining

  • Pan, B.
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  • 020

  • Nutrient Quality and Disease Prevention Benefits of Organic versus Conventional Tomatoes and their Products

  • Andrews, P., Davies, N.
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  • 021

  • Strategies to Achieve Ecological and Economic Goals in the Transition Phase of Eastern Washington Organic Dryland Grain Production

  • Fuerst, P., Koenig, R.
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  • 022

  • Carbon Sequestration under Irrigated Switchgrass Production

  • Fransen, S.
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  • 023

  • Production and quality of winter grown organic vegetables in Washington

  • Koenig, R., Miles, C.
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  • 024

  • Economics of BIOAg

  • Painter, K.
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  • 025

  • Demonstration and Outreach for Livestock Carcass Composting

  • Carpenter-Boggs, L.
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  • 026

  • Farming for Food Quality – Symposium and Seminars

  • Granatstein, D., Miles, C.
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  • 027

  • Dairy Roundtable

  • Feise, C.
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  • 028

  • Land EKG Rangeland Monitoring Workshop

  • Nelson, D.
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  • 041

  • Organic Potato Late Blight Prediction Tool

  • Inglis, D.
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  • 042

  • Food Safety in Organic Production

  • Killinger, K.
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  • 043

  • Evaluation of seed and drench treatments for organic production

  • Carpenter-Boggs, L., du Toit, L.
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  • 044

  • Market Price Analysis for Washington Organic Apples and Pears

  • Wang, H.
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  • 031

  • Cover Crops for Organic Weed Control

  • Cogger, C.
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  • 032

  • Organic Teaching Farm cultivator etc

  • Jaeckel, B.
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  • 033

  • Organic Orchard Equip

  • Granatstein, D.
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  • 034

  • Field Roller Special Equipment Purchase

  • Bary, A., Cogger, C.
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  • 035

  • Statewide Farmer Survey – BIOAg Stats

  • Ostrom, M.
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  • 036

  • Washington State Coordinator for Cultivating Success Course

  • Perillo, C.
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  • 037

  • AFS organic and sustainable ag coordinator

  • Perillo, C.
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  • 038

  • Sustainability Modules

  • Carpenter-Boggs, L.
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  • 039

  • Organic Teaching Farm Manager

  • Perillo, C.
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  • 040

  • Field Course

  • Ostrom, M., Perillo, C.
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  • 045

  • Evaluation of seed treatments for organic vegetable production in the Pacific Northwest

  • du Toit, L.
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  • 046

  • Growing nitrogen in the organic orchard

  • Davenport, J.
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  • 047

  • Assessing effects of an alfalfa cover crop on biological control and tree nutrition in organic pear orchards

  • Jones, V.
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  • 048

  • Weed management in establishing an organic wine grape vineyard

  • Miles, C.
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  • 049

  • Evaluating and Developing Varieties for Organic Systems in Western Washington

  • Jones, S.
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  • 050

  • Integrating low-disturbance organic grain and livestock production

  • Carpenter-Boggs, L.
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  • 051

  • Conservation Biology of Syrphids, Predators of Woolly Aphid in Central Washington.

  • Beers, E.
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  • 052

  • Evaluation of Wheat Varieties for Mutualism with Endomycorrhizal Fungi to Improve Phosphorus Uptake

  • Campbell, K.
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  • 053

  • Wheat Quality in Organic and Conventional Dryland Cropping Systems

  • Fuerst, P.
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  • 054

  • Evaluating Soils Receiving Multiple Green Manures for Suppression of Verticillium dahliae

  • McGuire, A.
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  • 055

  • Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) of Wheat Grown in Washington State

  • Ostrom, M.
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  • 056

  • Nutritional Quality of Organic Fruits: Influence of Processing on Phenolic Compounds, Ascorbic Acid

  • Sablani, S.
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  • 057

  • Regional Food Distribution System Enhancement Project

  • Saez, H.
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  • 058

  • Soil Carbon Sequestration Potential of Agricultural Systems Incorporating Biologically Based Techniques

  • Stockle, C.
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  • 059

  • Identification of Root Disease-Causing Organisms and Their Management in Washington Raspberries

  • Walters, T.
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  • 060

  • Antibiotics in Animal Manure: A Challenge to Organic Cropping Systems

  • Ullman, J.
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  • 061

  • Assessment of Renewable Fertilizers from Anaerobic Digester Manure Nutrient Recovery

  • Chen, S.
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  • 062

  • Low Disturbance Weed Control in Organic Dryland Cropping Systems

  • Fuerst, P.
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  • 063

  • Plant Breeding for Organic Agriculture Extension Course

  • Jones, S.
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  • 064

  • Weeklong Field Analysis of Sustainable Food Systems Course

  • Perillo, C.
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  • 065

  • Learning Organic Agriculture at WSU

  • Reganold, J.
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  • 066

  • Building Soils for Better Crops Workshop

  • McGuire, A.
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  • 067

  • Cultivating Success Small Farming and Ranching Course

  • Munts, P.
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  • 068

  • Holistic Management Sustainability Conference: Creating a Sustainable Future for Agriculture in the Pacific Northwest

  • Nelson, D.
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  • 069

  • On-Farm Workshop on Food Fermentation

  • Saez, H.
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  • 070

  • Helping Hands, Healthy Community: A Harvest Education Project

  • Burrows, C.
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  • 071

  • Demonstration Improvements and Educational Aids for the Aeschliman Learning Site

  • Kok, H.
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  • 072

  • Short Course in Biodynamic Agriculture

  • Murray, T.
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  • 073

  • 2009 BIOAg Tour: On-Site Demonstration of Farm Diversification and Sustainable Farming Practices

  • VanVleet, S.
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  • 074

  • Pasture Improvement through Pastured Poultry

  • VanVleet, S.
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  • 075

  • Quantifying biological control of pear psylla in a cover crop system

  • Horton, D.
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  • 087

  • Forecasting Late Blight for Northwestern Washington Organic Potato Production

  • Inglis, D.
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  • 076

  • Vegetable grafting for Verticillium dahliae resistance

  • Miles, C.
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  • 077

  • Development of Economic and Environmental Life Cycle Analysis Tool for the Assessment of Nitrogen Fertilizers in Apple-Tree Fruit Industry

  • Stockle, C., Zaher, U.
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  • 078

  • Alternative Forage and Fodder Crops for Livestock Production

  • Benedict, C., Corbin, A.
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  • 079

  • Effects of High Tunnels and Biodegradable Mulch Use on Fruit Quality and Yield in High-value Crops

  • Miles, C.
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  • 080

  • Evaluation and development of buckwheat and quinoa as alternative small grains for Washington State organic farmers and consumers

  • Jaeckel, B., Murphy, K.
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  • 081

  • Local and landscape-scale conservation of beneficial predators in Columbia Basin Potato Crops

  • Snyder, W.
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  • 082

  • Biennial Canola for Forage and Ecosystem Improvement in Dryland Cropping Systems

  • Kincaid, R.
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  • 083

  • Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Symbiosis and Plant Growth and Productivity

  • Poovaiah, J.
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  • 084

  • Sustainable Farming of Woodland Crops

  • Murray, T.
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  • 085

  • Organic tree-fruit pest management – (OREI)

  • Beers, E.
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  • 086

  • Tillage reduction and cover cropping for enhanced soil quality and weed management in western Washington organic vegetable farms (OREI)

  • Collins, D.
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  • 088

  • Phytonutrients and Genomics of Organic Tomatoes: Soil Fertility and/or Plant Defense

  • Andrews, P., Dhingra, A.
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  • 089

  • Health Benefits of Conventional, Organic and No-till Whole Wheat

  • Baik, B.-K., Fuerst, P.
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  • 090

  • Closing the Gap: Organic Wheat Variety Release in Eastern Washington

  • Murphy, K.
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  • 093

  • Intercropping, Precision Weed Management, and Pea Breeding for Organic and Conventional Cropping Systems

  • Fuerst, P.
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  • 094

  • Evaluating yields and profitability of small-scale organic and biointensive vegetable production in Washington

  • Young, D.
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  • 095

  • Sustainable Sanitation Technique for Postharvest Quality and Safety of Organic Fruits

  • Sablani, S.
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  • 096

  • Evaluating Apple Varieties for Hard Cider Production

  • Miles, C.
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  • 097

  • Choosing and managing cover crops to improve weed management in reduced tillage organic vegetable production

  • Cogger, C.
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  • 098

  • The effect of tillage on oxidation of soil organic carbon in organically-managed soil

  • Higgins, S., Stockle, C.
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  • 099

  • Lentil Selection to Reduce Dietary Intake of Arsenic

  • Carpenter-Boggs, L., Roje, S.
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  • 100

  • Harnessing microcins for control of scours in neonatal calves

  • Call, D.
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  • 101

  • The potential for data-based irrigation management adoption to improve the sustainability of water and nitrogen resources

  • Brady, M.
Visit The potential for data-based irrigation management adoption to improve the sustainability of water and nitrogen resources
  • 102

  • Developing research information to evaluate camelina and canola in a livestock feeding system

  • Llewellyn, D.
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  • 103

  • Development of winter pea lines for intercropping purposes

  • Hulbert, S.
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  • 104

  • Effects of Nematode Genetic Diversity on Management of Potato Pests

  • Snyder, W.
Visit Effects of Nematode Genetic Diversity on Management of Potato Pests
  • 106

  • Workshops: Tomato Grafting Techniques for Soil-Borne Disease Resistance

  • Miles, C.
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  • 107

  • Developing Improved Management Practices to Overcome Soil Health Issues in Red Raspberries

  • Benedict, C.
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  • 108

  • Use of oxidized bio-chars to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and attenuate the transport of Escherichia coli in soils

  • Garcia-Perez, M.
Visit Use of oxidized bio-chars to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and attenuate the transport of Escherichia coli in soils
  • 110

  • Combined Soil Quality Workshops for Irrigated Ag

  • McGuire, A.
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  • 111

  • Increasing local dry bean production and markets through on-farm variety trials and nutrition education

  • Betz, D., Miles, C.
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  • 112

  • Developing adapted varieties and optimal management practices for quinoa in diverse environments across Washington State

  • Murphy, K.
Visit Developing adapted varieties and optimal management practices for quinoa in diverse environments across Washington State
  • 113

  • Agroecology of Urban Food Farming: Engaging scientists, producers and educators in collaborative BIOAg research planning

  • Chappell, J.
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  • 114

  • Dryland Summer Tour (REACCH)

  • Pan, B.
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  • 115

  • Eating our way to a healthy planet: Can how we eat help reduce climate change?

  • Nelson, D.
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  • 116

  • Planning for a Phase II SCRI grant proposal on ‘Utilization and Versatility of Biodegradable Agricultural Materials in Specialty Crop Production’

  • Garcia-Perez, M., Koenig, R., Miles, C.
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  • 117

  • Development of Washington Organic Producer-Level Database on Crop Yields, Sales Value, and Price

  • Brady, M.
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  • 118

  • Understanding the molecular basis of phytonutrient composition differences in organic tomatoes via quantitative transcriptome analysis

  • Dhingra, A.
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  • 120

  • Interrow cultivation and intercropping for organic transition in dryland crop production systems

  • Burke, I.
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  • 121

  • Using the BioIntensive Technique of Intercropping Teff (Eragrostis tef) into Timothy to Improve the Economic Sustainability of Timothy

  • Norberg, S.
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  • 122

  • Vineyard evaluation of five beneficial insect-attracting native plant ground covers as a strategy to improve and sustain IPM in wine grapes

  • James, D.
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  • 123

  • Production Cost Estimation of Establishing a Cider Apple Orchard in Washington State

  • Miles, C.
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  • 124

  • Sustainable Sanitation Technique for Postharvest Quality and Safety of Organic Fruits

  • Sablani, S.
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  • 125

  • Sequencing the genomes of two critically-important biological control agents, the insect-killing nematodes Steinernema feltiae and Heterorhabditis bacteriophora

  • Snyder, W.
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  • 126

  • Role of flavins in the resistance of Sinorhizobium meliloti – alfalfa association to Aphanomyces root rot

  • Yurgel, S.
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  • 127

  • Agroecological Assessment of Farming in the Rural-Urban Interface: Building Resiliency in Regional Food Systems

  • Ostrom, M.
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  • 128

  • Online Training Module for Grafting Vegetable Transplants

  • Miles, C.
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  • 129

  • Cascadia Grains Conference

  • Patzek, L.
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  • 130

  • International Quinoa Research Symposium

  • Murphy, K.
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  • 131

  • Exploring Root Architecture as a Defense against Soil-Borne Pathogens

  • Hulbert, S.
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  • 132

  • Economic Costs and Benefits of Soil Improvement Practices

  • McGuire, A.
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  • 133

  • Beyond beef and barley soup: Development of nutritionally dense, hulless food barley varieties for organic farmers

  • Murphy, K.
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  • 134

  • Introducing Organic Quinoa Production Systems in the Palouse

  • Reganold, J.
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  • 135

  • Biodiversity and the Natural Suppression of Human Pathogens

  • Snyder, W.
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  • 136

  • Searching for Organic Antimicrobials

  • Zhu, M.
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  • 137

  • Impact of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi on Phosphorus Use Efficiency and Root Diseases of Onion Crops

  • du Toit, L.
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  • 138

  • Monitoring Uptake of Legume N by Apple Trees Using Nitrogen Isotope Discrimination

  • Granatstein, D.
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  • 139

  • A biologically intensive approach to induce the natural immunity of potatoes against the pathogens inciting Late Blight and Verticillium wilt

  • Hadwiger, L.
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  • 140

  • Cascadia Grains Conference and Growing Grains Extension Publication

  • Patzek, L.
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  • 141

  • Soil Quality Network 2014

  • McMoran, D.
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  • 142

  • Garden-based STEM nutrition and biology K-12 curriculum to increase pulse consumption

  • Miles, C.
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  • 143

  • The Search for Acid-tolerant Rhizobia to Improve Pulse Production

  • Carpenter-Boggs, L.
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  • 144

  • Understanding the molecular basis of plant response to organic versus conventional fertilizer using a metatranscriptomic approach

  • Dhingra, A.
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  • 145

  • Bi-Functional Crops: Fall-sown cool season grain legumes provide cover crop attributes

  • Guy, S.
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  • 146

  • Soil health and pasture productivity under mob grazing and fertility management

  • Hudson, T.
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  • 147

  • Improving anaerobically digested dairy manure solids by economical post treatment to create value-added and sustainable greenhouse potting mix fiber products

  • Hummel, R.
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  • 148

  • Breeding colored wheat and barley for nutrition and novelty for low-input integrated farms

  • Jones, S.
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  • 149

  • Spatial and temporal dynamics of attracting green lacewings to synthetic lures in apple orchards for pest suppression

  • Jones, V.
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  • 150

  • Determining the Effect of Biodegradable and Living Mulches on Annual Weeds and and Growth of Newly-planted Blueberry

  • Miller, T.
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  • 151

  • Birds and Biosecurity: contact rates and parasite exchange between livestock and songbirds

  • Owen, J.
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  • 152

  • WSU Plasticulture website development

  • Cowan, J.
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  • 153

  • Bovine-avian interactions on dairies: improving cow welfare and farm economic stability by implementing effective and sustainable bird deterrence methods

  • Adams-Progar, A.
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  • 154

  • Flexible Farming (FlexFarm) Production Systems: Integrating Crops and Livestock for Diverse, Resilient, and Sustainable Agricultural Landscapes

  • Johnson, K.
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  • 156

  • Creation of a Web-Based Training Course to Promote Biological Control

  • Chambers, U.
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  • 157

  • Precision application of organic amendments for improved soil quality in replant orchards

  • Brown, D.
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  • 158

  • Rapid Evaluation of Winter Wheat Residue Decomposition Potential

  • Carter, A.
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  • 159

  • Strip tillage and cover cropping for enhanced water use efficiency in western Washington organic vegetable farms

  • Collins, D.
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  • 160

  • Integrating manure-based amendments with pest control: Potential of predatory flies (Scathophagidae) as a secondary benefit of manure amendments, for early season control of spotted wing drosophila in red raspberry

  • Gerdeman, B.
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  • 161

  • Impact of fungal root endophytes on Verticillium wilt using cucurbits as model hosts

  • Inglis, D.
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  • 162

  • Rapid sensing of dairy manure nutrients for precision applications in agricultural production

  • Ndegwa, P.
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  • Building soil quality, enhancing soil microbial function, and alleviating chlorosis in Concord grapes with inter-row cover crops

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  • Combined Soils and High Residue Farming Workshop and Summary Publication

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  • From Ground to Glass: Evaluation of unique barley varieties for western Washington craft malting, brewing and distilling

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  • Increasing legume nodulation for improved symbiotic nitrogen fixation

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  • Biodegradable peptides as triggers of plant defense against pathogens and pests

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  • Examining microbial mediation of disease resistance, pollinator attraction, and crop yield in apple crops

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  • Capturing drought-avoidance genotypes using peroxisome proliferation readout

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  • Methods for Practical Field Selection of Honey Bee Colonies, and the Rearing of Queens and Drones

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  • Evaluating the Impacts of Border Vegetation Patterns on Multifunctional Biodiversity and Crop Production in Washington Blueberry

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  • Sustainable Crop-Livestock Integration for System Health in the Dryland Inland Pacific Northwest

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  • Breaking bindweed: Can plant growth regulators disrupt apical dominance, deplete a persistent bud bank, and improve the control of perennial weed species in specialty crops?

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  • Development of a USDA NIFA SCRI proposal to combat onion bacterial diseases across the US

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  • Participatory On-Farm Agroecological Education: Assessing the Effectiveness of a 14 year Farmer-University Partnership

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  • Strategic Development of the Organic Agriculture Systems Major at WSU Everett

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  • Quantifying the Weed Seedbank Using Quantitative PCR and Soil Community Analysis

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  • Tallgrass Prairie in Central Washington: Establishing Warm-Season Perennial Grasses on Irrigated Pasture

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  • Impact of Biochar, Black Liquor, and Fly Ash Application to Soil on Productivity of Wheat in Eastern Washington

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  • Can lignin degrading organisms reduce Verticillium wilt in pumpkin cropping systems?

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  • Impact of manure-derived fertilizers on bacterial community and antibiotic resistance genes in Washington red raspberry fields

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  • Stabilizing the OFoot Decision Support Tool for Interdisciplinary Research

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  • Cider Sensory Evaluation Guide: A Peer-reviewed Extension Publication For Cider makers, Cider distributors, and Researchers

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  • High-throughput screening of forage crops for environmentally sustainable crop production

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  • Evaluating regulated deficit irrigation in cider apple orchards for improved water use efficiency, reduced labor input, and improved fruit quality

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  • Water, Land, and Nutrient Use Efficiency for Intercropping Systems in the Dryland Pacific Northwest

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  • Development of multi-scale remote sensing methodologies to classify and monitor riparian vegetation structure and composition to improve agricultural sustainability

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  • Evaluating Commercial Specialty Mushroom Production Feasibility for Diversified Farms and Small Woodland Owners in Western WA

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  • Rotating out of weeds and into soil health: Optimizing cover crops in three Columbia Basin organic production systems

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  • Impact of Process Emissions on Climate Offsets by Different Biochar Production Methods

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  • Human Health from Soil to Society: Barley β-glucan and glycemic control

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  • Artificial Intelligence and related digital technologies to support production, safety, and sustainability of irrigated perennial high-value crops.

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  • Developing Elementary-Level Curriculum in Soil (Health) Appreciation

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  • Direct observation of sediment and carbon connectivity: evaluating degradation pathways, conservation implementation and true cost accounting

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  • Improving Forage Quantity and Quality through Organic Fertilizer and No-Till Seeding in Western Washington

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  • A field evaluation of mycorrhizal inoculants on grapevine growth and nutrient uptake

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  • Using alternative host plants to improve accuracy of forecasting models for pest aphids

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  • Evaluating the contribution of soil organic carbon to improved water-holding capacity through increased compaction resistance

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  • Selecting winter wheat for more than just yield: Improving soil health, microbial diversity, and grain micronutrient density across Washington State

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  • Deep sequencing SWD gut contents to reveal non-crop alternative host plants

  • Nottingham, L.
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  • Tracking the Organic Sector in Washington State

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  • Identifying biologically-based paths reducing insecticide resistance in codling moth

  • Northfield, T.
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  • Integrative analyses of pome fruits associated microbiota for decay prevention and health benefits

  • Amiri, A., Carbonera, F., Edwards, C.
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  • Tracking the Tango Between Tillage, Soil Health, and Weeds

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  • Shaping the Future of Buckwheat in Western Washington Agroecosystems

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  • Staple Crop Assessment Within BIPOC Communities of Washington State to Support Regional, Culturally Relevant Food Systems

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  • Technical transfer of cloud-based environmental monitoring (CBEM)

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  • Quantifying Synergies Among Soil-Based Carbon-Drawdown Approaches

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  • Deploying satellite-imagery based machine-learning models for large-scale mapping of tillage practices

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  • Investigating sustainable and cost-effective strategies to expand production of food quality winter pea as a viable specialty crop in Palouse

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  • Identifying biocontrol agents for X-disease vectors to allow integrated pest management in cherries

  • Northfield, T.
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  • Building Soil Health Resiliency Through Vermicompost Tea Application

  • Gardner, C.
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  • Growers’ perceptions of IPM in pear across regions in the Pacific Northwest  

  • Nottingham, L.
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  • Evaluating cellulose nanofibers for managing potato diseases

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  • Comparison of disease resistance among heritage chicken breeds

  • Owen, J.
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  • Compost Teas for Enhanced Nutrient Cycling

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  • Integrating drones into weed management on the Palouse

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  • A SmartChip for Pathogenic and Beneficial Microbes Underlying Soil Health

  • Friesen, M.
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  • Mapping Colorado potato beetle to promote proactive management in potato

  • Crowder, D.
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  • Improving Soil Health in Diversified Agroforestry and Silvopasture Systems of NE Washington

  • Sullivan, T.
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