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U lI I U- UBLICA1I. LIST 1973 EXTENSION SERVICE AND THE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY PUBLIcATIONs listed here are available from your County Extension Agent or from the Bulletin Mailing Service, Industrial Building, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon 97331. Your Extension agent can assist you on specific problems not covered in the bulletins. Oregon Extension offices are listed on page 23. Distribution Policies (Please observe limitations) Oregon residents: Single copies of most publications are free. Please limit your order to 5 or 6 titles of current interest, then order other titles later as you need them. Do not build a pennanent reference file of these publications. Many are revised each year and you will want to be sure you have the latest edition. Nonresidents: We cannot make free (listribution of publication outside Oregon. 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Publication Series Extension EBExtension Bulletin ECExtension Circular FSExtension Fact Sheet PNWPacific Northwest Extension (Oregon- U/ash inqton-Irlaho) BPBuilding Plan FR and FGFertilizer Guide Sheets RPRange Plant Identification Sheet SGSea Grant PASGAPPacific Sea Grant Advisory Publication (Pacific Coast S7atcs) HandbooksSee description on page 2 Experiment Station SBExperiment Station Bulletin ClExperiment Station Circular of Information *_Astei.jsk indicates new publication since last 1istini. Technical Bulletins Experiment Station Technical Bulletins, written for research workers and organized in standard technical report style, report research which has been completed. Single copies will be mailed free to Oregon residents and to research workers upon request. For a list of these publications, write to the Bulletin Mailing Service. For bulk order prices, write to the Experiment Station Editor, AdS 416-R. Non-U.S. orders can be subject to publication mailing charges. Pest Control Handbooks The OSU Extension Service compiles comprehensive control handbooks, revising them an- nuallv. These are completed by mid-April and usually are out of print by mid-summer. Send orders and payment to the OSU Bookstores, Inc., Box 491, Corvallis, Oregon 97330. Price is $4 per hook, plus 35i per copy for wrapping and mailing. Weed Control Handbook Orc!Jon Plant I )iscase Control Handbook Oregon Insect Control Handbook LIVESTOCK EC 540 Feeding Calves for Veal EC 601 Oregon's Goal: Complete Eradication of Brucellosis *EC 767 Livestock Marketing HandbookDressed Costs and Shrinkage Tables SB 584 Winter Feeding and Management of Range Calves SB 597 The Feeding Value of Screenings from Ryegrass FS 107 Vibriosis in Range Cattle FS 108 Nitrates in Cattle Feeding FS 167 The Face Fly FS 169 Pinkeye in Cattle Dairy EC 720 Mastitis Prevention PNW 66 Rural Preparedness for Dairymen PNW 69 Milking Management PNW 70 Leukocytes in Milk... Questions and Answers About PNW 71 Housing for Dairy Calves FS 155 Corn Silage for Dairy Cattle FS 156 Selecting and Providing Dairy Sires FS 159 Urea for Dairy Cows FS 173 Ketosis in Dairy Cows FS 177 Milk Production Costs in Oregon *FS 187 Dairy Cow Nutrition *F5 189 Increasing Dairy Efficiency 'FS 191 Protein in Dairy Nutrition *FS 194 Energy for Dairy Cows SB 575 Economics of Bulk Milk Dispensers for Home Use Beef LB 772 Ranchers, Ranges, and Cows *EB 802 Improvement of Beef Through Breeding EC 752 Evaluation and Judging of Beef Cattle PNW 67 Rural Preparedness for Beef Producers FS 70 Beef Herd Production Testing SB 594 Economics Analysis of Beef Cattle Prices in the United States and Oregon SB 603 Performance of Hereford and Charolais X Hereford Crossbred Cattle in Eastern Oregon Sheep EC 641 Sore Mouth in Lambs and Kids *EC 800 Internal and External Parasites of Sheep PNW 74 Rural Preparedness for Sheep Producers Swine EC 654 So You Want to Raise Hogs EC 659 Management Recommendations for the Sow and Litter EC 660 Management Recommendations for the Swine Breeding Herd PNW 75 Rural Preparedness for Swine Producers Send orders and payment to the Extension Business Office, Extension HaIl 118, Oregon State tJni- For sale only: versity, Corvallis 97331. Manual 1 Livestock Poisoning Plants of Oregon. 126 pages, illustrated, $1.50 per copy. POULTRY Chickens EB 652 OSU Brooder Houses EB 659 Green Feed, Sod and Pasture for Chickens and Turkeys EB 673 Culling the Poultry Flock *EC 744 Feeding Laying and Breeding Hens EB 752 Better Eggs EB 782 Judging Poultry and Eggs EC 589 Cannabilism in Poultry EC 761 The Home Unit Poultry Flock PNW 68 Rural Preparedness for Poultry Producers SB 498 Chicken Hatching Egg Production Turkeys EB 602 Brooding and Rearing Turkeys EB 644 Management of Turkey Breeding Stock EB 756 Erysipelas of Turkeys EC 563 An Individual Turkey Nest CI 543 Questions and Answers on Artificial Insemination of Turkeys FARM BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT (See also subject matter headings.) EB 751 Beef Cattle Equipment EB 813 Soil Fumigation Equipment EB 818 A Home-Built Food Dehydrator EC 760 Planning for a Liquid Manure Disposal System for a Livestock Enterprise *EC 763 Planning Animal Waste Disposal Systems *EC 810 Facts on the New Oregon Builder & Subcontractor Registration Law PNW 12 Feed Handling Equipment PNW 100 Pole-Type Structures: Planning Guide for Various Sizes, Rafter Styles, and Strength Re- quirements PNW 112 The Hobby Greenhouse FS 10 Controlling Moss on Roofs FS 75 Equipment Recommendations for Spraying Wettable Powders FS 109 Guide to Selection and Use of Orchard Man- Positioning Machines FS 166 Sweet Cherry Mechanical Harvesters in Oregon SB 599 Costs of Operating Various Sizes and Types of Tractors in Marion County, Oregon *SB 609 Limitations of Single- and Multi-man Platform Harvesting Aids CI 605 The Oregon Press Seeder BP 3 One Room Milk House BP 4 One Room Milk House BP 5 Milk Room and Parlor BP 7 Milk Room and Parlor BP 16 Utility Shed BP 17 Turkey Breeding Shelter BP 18 Grain Elevator (Sheets 1, 2, & 3) BP 22 Portable Hog Feeder BP 24 Cattle Feeding Shelter BP 25 Open Air Laying House (Sheets 1 & 2) BP 26 Community Nest BP 27 Pole-Frame Poultry House (Sheets 1, 2, 3, & 4) BP 28 Poultry Range House BP 29 Wire Cage Laying Shelter BP 30 Open Laying House 20' x 20' BP 31 Range Shelter BP 32 Portable Mash Bin BP 33 Twenty-Four Foot Nailed Roof Truss (Sheets 1 & 2) BP 33 Pole Frame (Sheet 3) BP 33 Roof Construction for Twin Pole Frame Silo (Sheet 4) BP 34 Milk and Milking Room BP 35 Three Way Sheep Cutting Gates BP 36 Six Corrals for Beef Cattle (Sheets 1, 2, & 3) BP 37 California Type Cage Laying Houses (Sheets 1 & 2) BP 41 Farrowing Stall BP 43 Self Feeder for Hogs BP 44 Central Farrowing House (Sheets 1 & 2) BP 45 Central Farrowing House (Sheets 1 & 2) BP 46 Pig Production Plant (Sheets 1, 2, & 3) BP 47 Cattle Holding Chute and Head Gates BP 48 Movable Calf Creep Feeder BP 49 Movable Calf Creep Feeder BP 50 Calf Creep Feeder BP 51 Shed Roof ConstructionType D BP 52 Shed Roof ConstructionType C BP 53 Shed Roof ConstructionType B BP 54 Shed Roof ConstructionType A BP 55 Fence-Line Feeder for CattleType A BP 56 Cattle Feeding Shelter (Sheets 1 & 2) BP 58 Broiler House 40-0" Wide 10'-O" Multiples Long (Sheets 1 & 2) BP 59 Broiler House 30'-O" Wide 10'-O" Multiples Long (Sheets 1 & 2) BP 60 Broiler House 40-0" BP 61 Broiler House 30'-O" BP 62 A 48-Foot Trussed Rafter BP 63 Cattle Handling Corrals (Sheets I & 2) BP 64 Tilting Calf Table (Sheets 1 & 2) BP 65 Sheep Shed (Sheets 1 & 2) BP 66 Weighing Crate for Sheep BP 67 Plywood Storage Rack or Cart BP 68 Picnic Table BP 69 Irrigation Pipe Trailer BP 70 Portable Lumber Rack BP 71 Hoisting Frame BP 73 Plastic Covered Greenhouse BP 74 Forty Foot Truss BP 75 Portable Step-Ramp BP 76 Heavy Duty Horse Trailer BP 78 Twenty-eight Foot Single Cantilever Shed BP 79 Thirty-six Foot Double Cantilever Roof BP 80 Baled Hay Conveyor BP 81 Stretched Wire Colony Cage House BP 82 Separate Stalls for Loafing Sheds BP 84 Portable Plastic Greenhouse BP 85 Hoof Trimming Table BP 86 Utility Flat Bed Trailer BP 87 Shade House BP 88 Cattle Hay Bunks (Long Hay) BP 89 Hoof Trimming Cradle for Sheep BP 90 Cattle GuardConcrete and Wood BP 91 Cattle GuardWood Construction BP 92 Cattle GuardConcrete and Steel BP 93 Tilting Sheep Squeeze BP 94 Pole Type Saddle Horse Barn BP 95 The Eicher Self-Feeder BP 96 Portable Foot Bath for Sheep BP 97 Sheep Corral BP 98 Floor Plan-Sheep Shearing Shed BP 99 Saddle Racks BP 100 Shearing Shed Floor Plan BP 101 Sheep Corral BP 102 Horse Barn BP 103 Swine Finishing House BP 104 Cattle Feeding Rack *BP 105 Chute and Corral Layout for Artificial Insemination For Beef Cattle *BP 106 Lamb Creep Feeder 6 SOIL AND WATER PNW 43 Weed Seed Screens for Irrigation Systems PNW 63 Sprinkler Irrigation in the Pacific Northwest EB 769 Soil Judging from the Ground Up EB 774 Applying Fertilizer Through Sprinkler Systems EB 789 Safeguarding Rural Water Supplies EB 808 Quality of Irrigation Water EB 810 Electrical Resistance Gypsum Blocks for Scheduling Irrigations BC 607 Drainage Around Homes on Level Ground EC 623 Land Drainage for Conservation *EC 628 How to Take a Soil Sample and Why EC 712 Fertilize in the Fall *EC 770 OSU Soil Test for Nitrate Nitrogen *EC 813 How to Estimate Capacity for Sprinkler Irrigation Systems SB 492 Drainage Practices for Oregon SB 558 Improving Irrigation in Eastern Oregon *SB 610 Recycling Nitrogen and Sulfur in Grass-Clover Pastures CI 593 Ammonia Nitrogen Loss from Sprinkler Applications CI 628 Consumptive Use and Net Irrigation Requirements for Oregon Fertilizer Guides Note: The "FR" series will be designated "Jbi" (IS reVisionS or' printed. This series consists of Siflgle sheets intended as a quide for fertili,ing specific crops, The'' are revised frequently, s we suqqest \'U order on/v those of immediate interest. A r, 'f'ren cc flew mild son be obsolete. If you have need of the entire set of cmerrentiv available guides, please enclose $2 with your order. Mae checks payable to the Oregon State University Lxtensm in . civ 'ice. *FG 1 Irrigated Clover Grass Pastures (Western Ore- gon-West of Cascades) FR 2 Improved Nonirrigated Pastures (Coast Counties) FG 3 Liming Materials for Oregon FG 4 Subclover-Grass Pastures (Western OregonWest of Cascades) FG 5 Annual Ryegrass Seed (Western OregonWest of Cascades) FG 6 Fine Fescue Seed (Western OregonWest of Cascades) FG 7 Highland Bent Grass SeedAlso Astoria and Exeter (Western OregonWest of Cascades) FG 8 Spring Grains (Western OregonWest of Cascades) FG 9 Winter Wheat (Western OregonWest of Cascades) FG 10 Field Corn (Western OregonWest of Cascades) FG 11 Sweet Corn (Western OregonWest of cades) Cas- FG 12 Pole Beans (Western OregonWest of Cascades) FG 13 Table Beets (Western OregonWest of Cascades) FG 14 Strawberries (Western OregonWest of Cascades) *FG 15 PeppermintWestern Oregon-West of Cascades *FG 17 Red Clover FO 18 Alfalfa (Western OregonWest of Cascades) FR 19 Irrigated Clover-Grass Pastures (Willamette Valley) FG 20 Alfalfa (Eastern OregonEast of Cascades) FR 22 Native Meadows FG 23 Apples (Oregon) FG 24 Prunes (Oregon) FO 25 Sweet Cherries (Oregon) *FG 26 Pears (Oregon) FG 27 Broccoli (Western OregonWest of Cascades) FG 28 Bush Beans (Western OregonWest of Cascades) FG 29 Carrots (Western OregonWest of Cascades) FG 30 Crimson Clover-Vetch-Austrian Peas (Western OregonWest of Cascades) FR 32 Fine Fescue (Northeastern Oregon) FR 33 Wheat (Northeastern Oregon) FG 34 Filberts (Oregon) FG 35 Walnuts (Oregon) FG 36 Tall Fescue (Western OregonWest of Cascades) FG 37 Irrigated Spring-Planted Small Grains (Eastern OregonEast of Cascades) FR 38 Irrigated Pastures (Central Oregon) FG 39 Irrigated Potatoes (Eastern OregonEast of Cascades) FG 40 Irrigated Semi-Dwarf Wheat (Eastern Oregon East of Cascades) FG 44 Blue Grass Seed (Western OregonWest of Cascades) FG 45 Orchard Grass Seed (Western OregonWest of Cascades) FG 46 Perennial Ryegrass Seed (Western Oregon West of Cascades) FG 47 Turf Grass (Oregon) FG 48 Loganberries, Boysenberries, and Marion Black- berries (Western OregonWest of Cascades) FG 49 Red Raspberries (Western OregonWest of Cascades) FG 50 Black Raspberries (Blackcaps) (Western OregonWest of Cascades) FG 51 Thorniess Evergreen Blackberries OregonWest of Cascades) (Western FG 52 Fertilizer Materials and Soil Amendments *FG 53 Peaches (Oregon) 8 FARM CROPS EB 806 Fertilizer Recommendations fr Wheat in the Columbia Basin of Oregon EB 811 Orchardgrass Seed Production in Oregon EB 814 Field Corn Production in Oregon EC 748 Background on Oregon's Grass and Legume Seed Industry EC 753 Lane Oats EC 754 Casbon Barley EC 755 Yamhill Wheat FS 65 High Quality Seeds Cost You Less FS 66 Why Grow Certified Seed? FS 93 Suggestions for Peppermint Wilt Control FS 119 Producing & Marketing Clean Grain FS 174 Northwest Wheat Farm Income in a Decade of Change *FS 184 Inoculating Alfalfa and Clover Seed SB 572 Government Programs for Agriculture . . . for Wheat SB 577 Wheat Farming in the Columbia Basin of Oregon Part 1. Major Characteristics of Agriculture SB 578 Wheat Farming in the Columbia Basin of Oregon Part 2. Costs and Returns on Specialized WheatSummerfallow Farms SB 583 Wheat Farming in the Columbia Basin of Oregon Part 3. Impact of Proposed Wheat Programs on a Specialized Wheat-Summerfallow Farm SB 585 An Economic Analysis of Ryegrass Seed . Prices, Production, Movement SB 600 Forty Years of Testing Grass and Legume Va- rieties for Seed Yields in Oregon SB 601 Fertilizing Kentucky Bluegrass and Fine Fescue for Seed Production in Northeast Oregon CI 573 Profitability of Field Crop Rotations in Umatilla County CI 607 Summary Report . . . Wheat Fertilization Experiments in the Columbia Basin 1953-57 CI 610 Winter Wheat Fertilization in Northeast Oregon CI 612 Gaines . . . A Semidwarf Winter Wheat for the Pacific Northwest CI 614 Performance of Barley, Oat, and Wheat Varieties Tested in Umatilla, Union, and Wallowa Counties CI 616 The Potential of Oil Crops on Diverted Wheat Acres CI 619 Sulfur and Phosphorus Fertilization of Alfalfa and Clover in Northeast Oregon CI 620 Performance of Wheat, Oat, and Barley Varieties Tested at the Southern Oregon Experiment Station CI 621 Small Grain Varieties for Oregon 9 CI 623 Time Isolation as a Safeguard to Varietal Purity in Perennial Ryegrass, and Orchardgrass, Corvallis, Oregon CI 626 Cougar Kentucky Bluegrass 634 Effects of Fertilizers and Lime on the Establishment of Subterranean Clover *CI 635 Seed Production of Arrowleaf Clover in Western Oregon FORAGE AND RANGE PLANTS FS 120 Range SeedingsSuccess or Failure PNW 73 Pacific Northwest Range . . Its Nature and Use *EC 806 Growing Alfalfa in Western Oregon EB 770 Grass Is the Wealth EB 780 Range Robbers . . . Undesirable Range Plants SB 588 Forecasting Range Herbage Production in Eastern Oregon SB 592 Raising Dryland Rye Hay CI 617 Forage Varieties Recommended for Oregon CI 625 Alfalfa Variety Tests in the Columbia Basin, Blue Mountains, and Snake River Valley Range Plant Series The "RP" scrics consists of single she/s gi7'ing descriptions of specific weeds, grasses, shrubs, and trees found on eastern Oregon range/and. it is intended so/ely as an identification guide and no culture or control reconusiendations are included. RP 1 Bitterbrush RP 2 Foxtail Barley RP 3 Meadow Barley RP 4 Cheatgrass Brome RP 5 Pinegrass RP 6 Big Sagebrush RP 7 Sheep Fescue RP 8 Alfilaria RP 9 Green Fescue RP 10 Needle and Thread RP 11 Manzanita RP 12 Biscuitroot RP 13 Bottlebrush Squirreltail RP 14 Indian Ricegrass RP 15 Oniongrass RP 16 Mountain Bromegrass RP 17 Big-Headed Clover RP 18 Blue Wild-Rye RP 19 Idaho Fescue RP 20 Oregon Grape RP 21 Mullein RP 22 Gooseberries RP 23 Wild Currant 10 Note limitations on inside front cover. If you wish a complete set of range plant identification sheets, please send $2. Make checks payable to Extension Service, OSU. RP 24 Slender Wheatgrass RP 25 Butterweeds RP 26 Desert Wheatgrass RP 27 Pearl Everlasting RP 28 Giant Wild-Rye RP 29 Nevada Bluegrass RP 30 Mules Ears RP 31 Columbia Needlegrass RP 32 Phlox RP 33 Cushion Eriogonum or Wild Buckwheat RP 34 Canada Bluegrass RP 35 Junegrass RP 36 Balsamroot RP 37 Bulbous Bluegrass RP 38 Indian Paintbrush RP 39 Saltbrush RP 40 Mannagrass RP 41 Puncture Vine RP 42 Rattlesnake Grass RP 43 Showy Aster RP 44 Western Juniper RP 45 Intermediate Wheatgrass RP 46 Smooth Brome RP 47 Timothy RP 48 Ripgut Brome RP 49 Orchard Grass RP 50 Meadow Foxtail RP 51 TaIl Wheatgrass RP 52 Tufted Hairgrass RP 53 Baltic or Wire Rush RP 54 Elk Sedge RP 55 Ross Sedge RP 56 Death Camas RP 57 Halogeton RP 58 Wedge-leaf Ceanothus RP 59 Spiny Hop-Sage RP 60 Winterfat RP 61 Broom Snakeweed RP 62 Snowbrush RP 63 Saskatoon Serviceberry RP 64 Cusick Serviceberry RP 65 Shrubby Cinquefoil RP 66 Rubber Rabbitbrush RP 67 Douglas Rabbitbrush RP 68 Cusick Bluegrass RP 69 Thurber Needlegrass RP 70 Bald Brome RP 71 Big Bluegrass RP 72 Bittercherry RP 73 Medusahead Rye Eli RP 74 Sandberg Bluegrass RP 75 Bluebunch Wheatgrass *RP 76 Western Wheatgrass 'RP 77 Beardless Wildrye WEEDS Note control handbook announcement inside front cover. FS 9 Dalmation Toadflax FS 20 Weed Control on Highway Shoulders, Fence Rows, and Ditchbanks FS 29 Bull Thistle FS 30 Bur Chervil Note limitations on inFS 31 Catchweed side front cover. If you wish a complete FS 32 Cattails set of the publications FS 33 Cheatgrass on individual weeds, FS 34 Chicory please send $2. Make FS 35 Cocklebur checks payable to ExFS 36 Corn Cockle tension Service, OSU. FS 37 Cow Cockle FS 38 Dodder FS 39 Henbit FS 40 Horseweed Also available: Weeds FS 41 Knotweed of the Pacific NorthFS 42 Little Bur west, by Helen Gilkey, OSU professor emeriFS 43 Matchweed tus of botany. 441 FS 44 Narrow-leaved pages, illustrated, $6 Milkweed per copy. Order from FS 45 Purple Filare OSU Bookstores, Inc., FS 46 Purple Mustard P.O. Box 491, Corvallis 97330. FS 47 Scouring Rush FS 48 Shoestring Weed FS 49 Showy Milkweed FS 50 St. Johnswort FS 51 Wild Oats FS 52 Yellow Star Thistle FS 76 Weed Control in Crimson Closer Seed Fields FS 79 Herbicides as Aids in Establishment of Grasses for Seed Productions in Western Oregon FS 133 Chemical Weed Control in Christmas Tree Plantings *FS 188 Timing of Selective Herbicide Applications PNW 101 Larkspur PNW 102 Death Weed or Poverty Weed PNW 103 Scotch Broom PNW 104 Death Camas PNW 105 Horsetail PNW 106 Blue Flowering Lettuce PNW 107 Gorse *PNW 114 Tansy Ragwort . . . a Poisonous Weed EB 519 Canada Thistle 12 EB 738 Ragweed EB 759 Evergreen, Himalaya and Wild Blackberry EB 761 Wild Onion and Garlic EB 762 Plantains EC 643 Weed Control Recommendations for Oregon 1959-60 EC 745 1972 Oregon Weed Control Recommendations for Commercial Orchards EC 746 1972 Oregon Weed Control Recommendations for Commercial Vegetable Crops EC 747 1972 Oregon Weed Control Recommendations for Commercial Small Fruit Crops EC 759 Oregon Weed Control Recommendations for Grass Seed Crops *EC 796 Tansy Ragwort: an Increasing Problem in Western Oregon *EC 801 Poisonous Plants Encountered in Oregon *EC 811 Herbicides for Annual Weed Control in Wheat in Eastern Oregon For sale only: Send order and payment to the Extension Business Office, Extension Hall 118, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Or. 97331. MANUAL 1. Livestock-Poisoning Plants of Oregon. 126 pages, illustrated. $1.50 per copy. HORTICULTURE FS 60 Care of Physically Injured Fruit and Nut Trees FS 118 How To Take a Leaf Sample (For determining nutrient needs) FS 142 Market News Service on Fruits and Vegetables SB 574 The Homeowner Market for Nursery Stock, Plants, Supplies and Equipment SB 593 Potential Fresh Market Outlets for Oregon Vegetables and Small Fruits CI 613 The Changing Pacific Northwest Fruit and Vegetable Canning Industry Fruits and Nuts EC 631 Spray Schedule for Home Orchards PNW 121 Nutrient Disorders in Tree Fruits EC 733 Pruning the Home Orchard *EC 795 Soil Management in Non-Irrigated Orchards PNW 62 Grafting Fruit Trees FS 63 Dwarf Fruit Trees for Home Gardens FS 143 Fruit and Nut Varieties for Home Orchards BC 650 Apple Bud Development (A guide for timing pesticide application) FS 85 Apple Scab Control in Home Gardens EC 677 Spray Program for Commercial Apples and Pears in the Willamette Valley, 1972 SB 573 Cost of Producing Apples and Pears in Hood River Valley 13 SB 595 Observations on Winter Injury to Apple and Pear Trees FS 147 When to Pick Apples and Pears SB 606 Marketing Fresh Apples and Pears in Bulk Containers FS 15 Pruning and Training Pear Trees in the Willamette Valley FS 61 Pear Rootstocks for Oregon CI 618 The El Dorado Pear in Oregon FS 172 Stone Fruit Pollination EC 675 Spray Program for Commercial Stone Fruits in Oregon 1972 *EC 773 Growing Prunes FS 57 Sweet Cherry Varieties and Oregon Pollinizers for FS 132 Mechanical Harvesting of Prunes in Oregon CI 609 The Corum Sweet Cherry EC 749 Pruning and Training Grapes in Oregon EC 699 Oregon Blueberry Culture EC 585 Control Strawberry Aphids to Stop Spread of Virus Diseases FS 99 Cranberry Growing in Oregon *EC 766 Gooseberry and Currant Culture *EC 765 Blackberry Culture FS 97 Black Raspberry Growing *EC 764 Growing Red Raspberries in Oregon CI 615 The Raspberry Crown Borer and its Control EB 628 Growing Filberts in Oregon EC 645 Control of Filbert Blight in Oregon EC 728 Control of Filbert Insect Pests *EB 795 Producing Walnuts in Oregon FS 122 Walnut Varieties for Oregon FS 168 The Walnut Husk Fly EC 644 Blackline of Walnuts *EC 646 Control of Walnut Blight in Oregon EC 647 Shell Perforation and Poor Sealing of Walnuts EC 724 Grafting Walnut Trees FS 146 Home Drying of Prunes, Filberts, and Walnuts Vegetables EB 614 Farm and Home Vegetable Garden FS 137 Home Storage of Pumpkins and Squashes EC 653 How To Select and Prepare Vegetables for Exhibition EC 671 Fresh Market and Home Garden Vegetable Varieties EB 783 Commercial Production of Pole Snap Beans in Oregon EB 787 Commercial Production of Bush Snap Beans in Oregon *EC 817 Commercial Onion Production in Oregon FS 82 Halo Blight of Beans 14 FS 83 Bean Rust FS 131 Commercial Production of Striped Kiondike Watermelons *EC 662 Growing Cantaloupes in Oregon *EC 797 Growing Rhubarb in Oregon FS 68 Potatoes for the Home Garden FS 77 Use of Soil Fumigation for Control of Verticilhum Wilt of Potatoes FS 53 Tomatoes in the Garden FS 139 Blossom-End Rot of Tomatoes PS 138 Garlic for the Garden Vegetable Seed Production FS 86 Carrot and Parsnip FS 87 Table Beet, Spinach, Swiss Chard, and Mangel FS 88 Onion FS 89 Brussels Sprouts, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Chinese Cabbage, and Kale FS 90 Kohlrabi, Mustard, Radish, Rutabaga, and Turnip FS 91 Lettuce FS 104 Cucurbits: Cucumber, Squash, Pumpkin, Muskmelon, and Watermelon Lawns and Ornamentals EB 758 Plant Materials for Landscaping *CI 633 Landscape Tree Performance FS 1 Storage of Fuchsias, Geraniums, Tuberous Begonias, etc. EC 751 Pruning Ornamental Trees and Shrubs FS 126 Container Mixtures and Nutrition Management for Ornamental Plants FS 102 Fertilizing Ornamental Plants FS 103 Fertilizing Shade and Ornamental Trees *EC 780 Diseases of Perennial Ornamental Plants FS 115 Plant Propagation by Leaf and Leaf-Bud Cuttings FS 125 Propagation of Herbaceous Plants from Stem Cuttings FS 153 Propagation of Woody Plants From Stem Cuttings FS 84 Sycamore Anthracoose Commercial Production of English Holly in the Pacific Northwest (journal reprint) *F5 186 Pest Control for Holly FS 154 Preserving Cut Holly FS 162 Care and Handling of Poinsettias FS 3 Cottony Camellia and Soft Brown Scales FS 12 Azalea and Rhododendron Care and Culture EC 649 Fleck Disease in West Coast Easter Lilies FS 95 Dahlia Culture FS 127 Commercial Greenhouse Geranium Production FS 136 Ornamental Gourds FS 121 Starting a New Lawn in Western Oregon FS 55 Control of Lawn Moss INSECTS AND DISEASES (See also subject matter headings.) Note control handbooks announcement inside front cover. EC 727 Pesticides Kill People Too (Safety Message) EC 762 Don't Be a Loser With Agricultural Chemicals FS 81 Safety Procedures for Chemical Applicators FS 163 Alfalfa Weevil Control in Oregon FS 129 The Black Widow and Other Spiders *FS 185 Preparation of Tank-Mix Bordeaux Mixture EB 747 Vegetable Garden Insect Pests EB 816 Controlling the Garden Symphylan EC 627 Carpenter Ant Control BC 629 Diseases of Bees How to Recognize and Control PNW 79 Beekeeping *PNW 128 Insect Management and Control on Crops Grown for Seed FS 175 Nesting Media for the Propagation of Leaf Cutter Bees SB 598 Artificial Beds for Alkali Bee Propagation BC 713 The Golden Buprestid A Wood Boring Beetle EC 738 Control of Root Weevils in Ornamentals and in the Home SB 579 Nematodes Affecting Oregon Agriculture FARM FORESTRY FS 164 Douglas-fir Needle Midges PNW 6 Raising Christmas Trees for Profit *PNW 31 Measuring Trees PNW 33 Plant Your Trees Right PNW 48 Marketing Wodland Products PNW 65 Timber Sales Agreements PNW 72 Land, Water, Trees, and PeopleA forest conservation tour guide PNW 76 Pruning Increases Forest Tree Quality PNW 96 Raising Forest Tree Seedlings at Home PNW 97 What's the Most Profitable Cutting Age for Timber? Douglas-Fir PNW 98 What's the Most Profitable Cutting Age for Timber? Inland Empire Species PNW 99 Shelterwood Cutting For Natural Forester Regeneration PNW Ill Felling and Bucking Timber with Safety and Profit PNW 119 SalvageIts Role in Forest Management PNW 120 Planting Forest Trees in the Pacific North- west *PNW 125 Building Woodland Roads EB 785 Ferns to Know in Oregon 16 EB 796 The Forest and the Florist EB 797 The Forest and the Druggist *EB 827 The Impact of Timber Harvest on Soil and Water Resources EC 546 Men Who Grow Trees EC 553 Western Oregon Shrub Quiz EC 554 Western Oregon Shrub QuizKey EC 566 Oregon Tree Quiz EC 567 Oregon Tree QuizKey EC 615 Eastern Oregon Shrub Quiz EC 616 Eastern Oregon Shrub QuizKey EC 635 Columbia County Timber Harvest Demonstration Tract (A Progress Report) EC 689 Early Thinning in Douglas Fir Woodlands EC 725 Growing Red Alder for Profit *EC 779 Certified Tree Seed *EC 798 Forest Grazing For sale only: Send orders and payment to the Extensior Business Office, Extension Hall 118, Oregon State Uni- versity, Corvallis 97331. EB 697 Trees to Know in Oregon. 96 pages, illustrated, 5Oc per copy. Woodland Handbook for the Pacific Northwest. 431 pages. A guidebook for Pacific Northwest woodland management. $5 per copy, plus 35ç handling charge. FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE FS 56 Catching and Cooking Crayfish FS 123 How to Catch Bluegill, Sunfish, and Largemouth Bass FS 140 Care and Culture of Earthworms FS 152 Preparing Cluster Egg Baits from Salmon and Steelhead Roe *FS 182 Poisoning Meadow Mice EB 788 A Smokehouse for the Sportsman and Hobbyist EB 790 Game Foods *EB 792 Managing Oregon Trout Ponds EB 800 Treats with Venison *EB 804 Mole and Gopher Control EB 819 Boning Out Your Deer EC 744 Catching, Cleaning, and Cooking Bay Crabs EC 750 Background on Oregon's Marine Industry SB 607 Field Guide to Common Marine and Bay Fishes of Oregon SB 608 Hydraulic Fishing Machinery Systems for Outboard Motor-Powered Boats *SB 613 An Effective Combination Trawl for West Coast Draggers: Atlantic-Western Trawls CI 630 A Long-Line Crab Pot System CI 631 Plastics as a Fish-Hold Lining Material 17 OSU Sea-Grant Marine Advisory Program *SG 2 Sea Grant in Oregon *SG 3 Don't Bring 'em Back (poster) 5SG 4 Crisis in Oregon Estuaries *SG 5 Landslides of Oregon: Northcoast *SG 6 Fishing Business Management and Economic Information *SG 7 Home Freezing of Seafoods *SG 8 Continental Shelf Sediments off Oregon *SG 9 Phytoplankton, Grass of the Sea *SG 10 Ocean Zones and BoundariesInternational Law and Oceans *SG 11 Incorporating a Fishing Business *SG 13 Oyster Farming *SG 14 Bottomfishing Fact Sheet *SG 15 Diversity - Characteristic for Oregon's Year 'Round Fishery *SG 16 Oregon's Near Shore Ocean *SG 17 Economics of Hatchery Salmon Disposal in Oregon 55G 18 Understanding the Use and Management of Oregon Estuaries 5SG 19 OrganizingOperating a Fishing Cooperative *SG 20 The Fisherman as Borrower Pacific Sea-Grant Advisory Program *PASGAP 1 Commercial Fishermen's Directory of Emergency ServicesNorth Pacific Coast *PASGAP 2 Pacific Sea Grant Advisory Program Information *PASGAP 3 Today's Youth in Tomorrow's Sea *PASGAP 4 Marine Resource Development 5PASGAP 5 PASGAP Inventory *PASGAP 6 Limited Entry in the Salmon FisheryThe British Columbia Experience ENVIRONMENT *EC 807 Noise Pollution AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS AND FARM MANAGEMENT (See also subject matter headings.) FS 113 Let's Think About Taxes and Public Service FS 114 Let's Think About Taxes and Our Choices PNW 95 The Computer, A New Farm Management Tool EB 779 What is Marketing? EC 593 Questions and Answers on the Oregon Commodity Commission Act EC 618 Our "Farm Problem" 18 EC 683 Background on Oregon's Agriculture EC 735 The Growing World of Packaging *EC 812 Role of Hard Red Winter Wheat in the Pacific Northwest SB 580 Study and Prospects of Contract Farming in Oregon SB 590 Farmer Coperative Performance in a Changing Economy SB 591 A Survey of Off-Farm Employment Opportunities for Oregon Farm Families SB 596 Capital for Growth and Adjustment of Agricultural Cooperatives SB 602 A Survey of Migrant Farmworker Housing in Oregon SB 604 Effects of Selected Changes in Federal Land Use on a Rural Economy SB 605 Cooperative Mergers: Their Objectives, Suc- cess, and Impact on Growth *SB 612 Short-Run Demand for a Reduction of Delivery Time in the Provision of Farm Machinery Parts: a Conceptual Framework CI 606 A Decade of Performance by Oregon Farm Supply Cooperatives CI 611 A Minimum-Sized Economic Orchard Unit . Hood River Valley, Oregon CI 622 The Role of Borrowed Funds in Oregon Cooperatives CI 627 Economics of the Dungeness Crab Industry MISCELLANEOUS FS 165 Seed Warehousing in Oregon FS 176 Procedures for Sanitation in Retail Frozen Desserts *FS 190 Occupational Safety and Health Act in Agriculture EB 807 A Will of Your Own Information About EB 809 When Death Comes Funerals and Post-Funeral Arrangements EB 832 The Family and the Law EC 642 Mister Chairman (Parliamentary procedure. Available in quantity (a l5c per copy.) EC 719 Rural Areas Development in Oregon EC 721 Enjoy the Beaches in Safety EC 732 Protecting Family and Livestock from Nuclear Fallout EC 743 Let's Think About County Home Rule in Oregon *EC 771 Local Government Budgets and Property Taxes *EC 808 How Change Takes Place SB 581 Estimating Dates for Low Temperature in Oregon RECREATION PNW 17 The Social Game EC 619 Party Favors and Decorations Exp. Sta. Weaving with Linen FAMILY LIFE PNW 60 Planning for Retirement PNW 61 Family Communication PNW 64 Child Guidance Techniques PNW 83 Helping Children Develop Responsibility PNW 84 You and the Family Life Cycle PNW 85 You and Tension PNW 86 Teenagers PNW 87 Facing the Middle Years PNW 88 DeathA Family Crisis PNW 94 Moral Values in Today's World (A guide for study and discussion) PNW 110 Teaching Money Skills to the Preschool Child *EC 772 Children and Toys *EC 814 Woman's Role in Her Husband's Retirement SENIOR CITIZENS PNW 93 Homes for Senior Citizens (A check list) *PNW 123 Always Attractive in Your Elderly Years *PNW 124 Clothing for Senior Citizens EB 828 Cooking for One in the Senior Years EC 782 Organizing a Council on Aging *EC 783 Organizing a Survey of Senior Adults *EC 784 Establishing a Senior Center *EC 785 Organizing a Transportation System for Senior Adults *EC 786 Attaining Community Involvement in Programs for Senior Adults CLOTHING PNW 46 Buying Children's Clothing PNW 49 Planning Plaids PNW 118 Sewing with Knit Fabrics EC 576 Making Shirts for the Men of the Family EC 603 Patching and Mending Wool Garments EC 694 Altering Ready-to-wear Dresses *EC 768 See Lovely Lingerie *EC 774 How to Make the Pants Scene *EC 787 Which Wig? 20 FOODS PNW 45 Choosing and Using Western Vegetables PNW 51 Let's Cut Meat PNW 54 Good Eating with Beef PNW 59 Food Facts Versus Fads EB 778 Outdoor Cookery for the Family EB 803 Compare Cost Per Serving to Stretch Your Food Dollars EB 820 Prepared and Precooked Foods for the Freezer *EB 823 Family FoodFruits and Vegetables *EB 824 Family FoodMeat and Meat Foods *EB 825 Family FoodMilk *EB 826 Dry Milk in Every Meal EC 667 Adventures in Salad Making EC 680 Making Cottage Cheese at Home EC 685 Making Berry Syrups at Home EC 686 Your Weekly Food Bill EC 688 Oregon Sweets EC 696 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Availability in Oregon EC 697 Creative Baking with Mixes EC 714 Buffet Meals EC 736 Potatoes for Successful Meals EC 740 Vary Meals with Variety Meats *EC 775 Focus on NutritionPlanning Main Meals *EC 776 Focus on NutritionCooking Information *EC 777 Focus on NutritionEveryone Needs Breakfast *EC 778 Focus on NutritionSuper Snacks that Count *EC 781 Focus on Nutrition: E-Z Ways with Fruits and Vegetables *EC 809 Nutritive Value of Native Foods of Warm Springs Indians CI 600 Science in Cooking Potatoes CI 624 Cherry Brining and Finishing CI 629 The Chemical and Preservative Properties of Sulfur Dioxide Solution for Brining Fruit *CI 632 Procedure for Secondary Bleaching Brined Cherries with Sodium Chlorite *SB 611 Rye Flour Volatiles (Secale Cereale) FS 4 Using Canned Chopped Meat *FS 5 Using Quick Rolle1 Wheat and Oats FS 21 Canning Tuna and Salmon at Home *FS 72 Ideas for Cornmeal FS 116 Cooking With Ready-Made Mix FS 117 Using Non-Fat Dry Milk *FS 124 Rice is Good for Family Meals FS 130 Bulgur in Family Meals *F5 141 Dry Split Peas Make Good Meals FS 158 Using Instant Scrambled Egg Mix 21 FS 160 High Altitude Cookery FS 170 A Guide for Buying Oregon Fish and Shellfish *F5 181 Cooking with Lentils *FS 183 Cutting and Freezing Salmon & Steelhead at Home HOME MANAGEMENT FS 27 Reduce Christmas Fire Hazards FS 58 Iron in Your Water Supply FS 71 Modern Diaper Care FS 112 Window Treatments FS 128 Care of Wood Finishes FS 149 What to Look for When Renting a House or Apartment FS 150 How to Avoid Unnecessary Service Calls for Laundry Appliances FS 171 Interior Painting FS 179 Buylines for Bedding and Bath Towels FS 180 The Truth-in-Lending Law and Your Credit *FS 192 Home Plumbing Problems *FS 193 Simple Home Maintenance Tips PNW 13 Arranging Flowers PNW 36 Today's Soaps and Detergents PNW 47 Better Kitchen Storage PNW 55 Be a Better Buyer of Laundry Aids PNW 56 Be a Better Buyer of Starches *PNW 57 Be a Better Buyer of Bleaches PNW 90 How to Prevent Moisture Damage in Your Home *PNW 122 Choosing a Mobile Home PNW 126 Care of Housewares and Surfaces in the Home EB 799 Work Smarter Not Harder EB 815 Use Your Consumer Credit Wisely EB 817 Live with Color EB 821 Maintaining Your Family Business Records EB 822 30-Days to Reality EC 579 An Easy Way to Iron a Cotton Shirt EC 634 The Family Entertains EC 670 Better Baking and Broiling Equipment EC 698 Longer Life for Your Rugs and Upholstery EC 704 How to Make Slip Covers EC 706 What Is A Good Kitchen? EC 716 Make Your Own Draperies EC 734 Furniture Restoration EC 739 Guarantees and Adjustments EC 756 Low-Cost Furniture *EC 799 9 Ways to Shop Smarter *EC 802 Storage for New or Remodeled Homes *EC 803 Stretch Storage Space 22 *EC 804 Storage Accessories on a Low Cost Budget *EC 805 Closets for Kids Stuff *EC 815 Consumer Protection *EC 816 Where the Consumer Can Turn for Help OREGON COUNTY EXTENSION OFFICES You are invited to visit, write, or phone your Extension office for information, publications, or other assistance. In Baker County, for example, the office is in the Courthouse, but if you write, address the Baker County ExtensioO Office, P. 0. Box 747, Baker, Oregon 97814. BAKER-Courthouse, P.O. Box 747, Baker 97814, Ph 523.6373. BENTON--Post Office, P.O. Box B, Corvallis 97330, Ph. 752-7186. CLACKAMAS-256 Warner-Mime Rd., Oregon City 97045, Ph. 655-3311, Ext. 355 CLATSOP-Post Office, P.O. Box 207, Astoria 97103, Ph. 325-7441, Ext. 50 COLUMBIA-Courthouse, St. Helens 97051, Ph. 397-3462 COOS-Courthouse, Coquille 97423, Ph. 396-3121, Ext. 246 CROOK-Courthouse Prineville 97754, Ph. 447.6228 CURRY-County Office Bldg., P.O. Box 488, Gold Beaclt 97444, Ph. 247.6651 DESCHUTES-Old Highway Bldg., 922 W. Highland Ave., Redmond 97756, Ph. 548.3152 DOUGLAS-1134 SE Douglas Ave , P.O. Box 1165, Roseburg 97470, Ph. 672-4461 GILLIAM-Courthouse, P.O. Box 707, Condon 97823, Ph. 384-2271 GRANT-Courthouse, Canyon City 97820, Ph. 575-1911 HARNEY-Courthouse, P.O. Box 433, Burns 97720, Ph. 573-2506 HOOD RIVER--Courthouse, P.O. Box 499, Hood River 97031, Ph. 386-3343 JACKSON-1301 Maple Grove Drive, Medford 9750t, Ph. 773-8215 EFFERSON-McCaulou Building, Madras 97741, Ph 475-3808 JOSEPHINE-215 Ringuette St., Grants Pass 97526, Ph. 476-6(13 KLAMATH-Post Office, P.O. Box 255, Klainatli Falls 97601, Ph. 882-7761 LAKE-Courthouse, Lakeviesv 97630, Ph. 947-2279 LAYE-950 W. 13th Street, Eugene 97402, Ph. 342-5537 l.INCOLN-Courthouse, 225 \V. Olive Street, Newport 97365, Ph. 265-5376 l.[YX-Courthouse Annex, 1' 0. Box 765, Albany 97321, Ph. 928-9323 IIALHEUR-City Hall, Ontario 97914, Ph. 889-9129 MARION-3810 State Street, P. 0. Box 948, Salem 97308, Ph. 588-5301 MORROW-Gilliain & Bishee Bldg., P.O. Box 397, }-Teppner 97836, Ph. 676-9642 MULTNOMAH-['. 0. Box 1491, Portland 97207, Ph. 229-4830 NORTH WILLAMETTE AREA Extension Office, P.O. Box 1491, I'ortland 97207 POLK-Courthouse Annex, P 0. Box 348, Dallas 97338, Ph. 623-8171, Ext. 56 PORTLAND 4-H OFFICE-Couch School, 2033 NW Glisan, Portland 97209, Ph. 226-2635 SHERMAN-Courthouse, PC). Box 385, Moro 97039, Ph. 565.3230 Tli.LAMOOK-Courthouse, 'rillamook 97141, Ph. 842-4426 UMATILLA-Courthouse, P.O. Box 1107, Pendleton 97801, Ph. 276-7111 -240 E. Gladys Street, P.O. Box 84, Hermiston 97838, Ph. 567-8321 -15 S Main Street, P.O. Box 468, Milton-Freewater 97862, Ph. 938-5597 UNION-4th & Adams Street, P.O. Box 760, La Grande 97850, Ph. 963-2127 t\ALLOWA-Courthiouse, 1'.O. Box 280, Enterprise 97828, Ph. 426-3781 \VASCO-Courthouse Annex, P.O. Box 821, The T)alles 97058, Ph. 296-5494 WASHINGTON-Branch Co. Office Bldg.. Courthouse, Hillshoro 97123, Ph. 648-8755 \VHEELER-Courthouse, P 0. Box 407, Fossil 97830, Ph. 763-4115 YAMHILL-Courthouse Room 42, McMinnville 97128, Ph. 472.5161, Ext. 251 Extension offices hi other states will be listed in local telephone directories, usually under "county offices." 23 BULLETIN REQUEST To: Bulletin MaiHng Service Industrial Building Oregon State University Corvallis, Oregon 97331 Please send me a copy of each of the publications listed below: (Please note limitationssee paqe 1.) Name Address Zip Code 24 OR HEO/Ex8 8P96 : 973 c. 3 PuhIicatior,s 1it (Ore9or, Stat4& Univer'sity Publications list / Oregon State Library Salem Cooperative Extension work in Agriculture and Home Economics, Lee Kolmer, director. Oregon State University and the United States Department of Agriculture cooperating. Printed and distributed in furtherance of the Acts of Congress of May 8 and June 30, 1914.
