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Extension Circular 367
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LIST OF AVAILABLE MIMEOGRAPHED
EXPERIMENT STATION CIRCULARS OF INFORMATION
AND
EXTENSION CIRCULARS
Issued by
Agricultural Experiment Station
and
Federal Cooperative Extension Service
of the
Oregon State System of Higher Education
Oregon State College
Corvallis
Federal Cooperative Extension Service
Oregon State College
Corvallis
Cooperative Extension \Vork in Agricutture and Home Economics
Wm. A. Schoenfeld, Director
Oregon State College and United States Department of Agriculture, Cooperating
Printed and distributed in furtherance of the Acts of Congress of May 8 and June 30, 1914
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Extension Circular 367
DOCtJJ'
April 1941
LIST OF AVAILABLE MIOGRAPHED
EXPERINT STATION CIRCULARS OF INFORMATION
AND
EXTENSION CIRCULARS
Issued by
Agricultural Experiment Station
and
Federal Cooperative Extension service
of the
Oregon State System of Higher Education
Oregon State College
Corvallis
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
Extension Circulars
EC-347
EC-353
Carlot shipments of fruits and vegetables in Oregon by points of origin)
1925-35.
Agricultural income in Oregon - sources and trends.
Carlot unloads of fruits arid vegetables from Oregon in 66 markets,
1925-35.
Dried Fruit shipments from Oregon by water 1927-36.
Growing and marketing tomatoes.
Production and marketing of onions.
Crop and market information broadcast by Radio KOAC.
Production and income statistics for certain specialty farm products in
Oregon - 1936.
Production and income statistics for certain specialty farm products in
Oregon - 1937.
4-H club rural electrification project.
A low-head turbine for farm hydro-electric development.
Production and income statistics for specialty farm.
Sveet corn growing and marketing.
Growing and marketing green peas.
Production and income statistics for pecia1ty farm products, Oregon,
EC-357
A special assembly of agricultural statistics, State of Oregon.
EC-299
EC-300
EC-301
EC-305
EC-311
EC-312
EC-317
EC-31
EC-319
EC-330
EC-332
EC-334
EC---344
1939.
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
Two years ending April 1, 1931.
SCI-65
Cost of raing dairy heifers in Oregon.
SCI-129
(Frog. Rpt. No. 3.)
Cost arid carrying capacities of farm pastures in Oregon (for the year
(Frog. Rpt. No. 1.)
1934).
L?FRARY
P
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS (Continued)
SCI-151
SCI-152
SCI-154
SCI-155
SCI-156
SCI-157
SCI-161
SCI-163
SCI-164
SCI-169
SCI-206
SCI-21).
SCI-230
Statistical data regarding farm labor in Oregon, published in cooperation
with the Federal Emergency Relief Adin. in connection with a plan of
cooperative rural research work, May 1936.
Employment of berry pickers in the Greshaxn berry district, preliminary
information, published in cooperation with the FERA in connection
with a plan of cooperative rural research work, June 1936.
Summary and analysis of applicants for rural rehabilitation in fourteen
counties, published in cooperation with the FERA in connection with
a plan of cooperative rural research work, from data from the records
of the State Relief Committee and the Rural Rehabilitation Corporation of Oregon, June 1936.
Mobility and migration of' rural relief households in six Oregon counties,
published in cooperation with the FERA in connection with a plan of
cooperative rural research work, June 1936.
Age, sex, residence and occuation of rural relief population in six
counties in Oregon, published in cooperation with the FERA in connection with a plan of cooperative rural research work, July 1936.
Preliminary information concerning immigration into rural districts in
Oregon, Jan. 1933-.June 1936, published in cooperation with the FERA
in connection with a plan of cooperative rural research, August 1936.
Relative average prices received by farmers in Oregon by districts and
counties, 1926-35.
Cost and returns of agricultural research in Oregon.
(Excerpts from the
Biennial Report of the Experiment Station.)
Preliminary data concerning an immigrant family survey in Oregon, January
1930 to November 1936.
Oregon lands, handbook of statistics (for use of county agents and others
interested in the land problems of Oregon).
Pear production and market data.
Examples of research and technical services of the Oregon Agricultural
Experiment Station in marketing Oregon farm products.
Report of special agricultural investigations.
CROP PESTS .AND DISEASES
Extension Circulars
EC-273
EC-289
EC-306
EC-310
EC-326
EC-327
EC-352
EC-.359
Bean and pea weevils.
Potato flea beetle control.
Brown rot, a cause of blossom blight and fruit rot.
Zinc treatments for little leaf.
How to combat grasshoppers.
Method for determining pea weevil infestation.
Fumigation against insects.
Walnut bligit control in Oregon.
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
SCISCI-9
Stem rot of legumes (S1erotinia trifoliorum).
Save Oregon's apple & pear crop from the million dollar bandit.
3
CROP PESTS ND DISEASES (Continued)
SCI-20
SCI-26
SCI-29
SCI-33
SCI-39
SCI-59
SCI-61
SCI-66
SCI-71
SCI-74
SCI-84
SCI-86
SCI-88
SCI-89
SCI-90
SC 1-96
SCI-97
SCI-99
SCI-lol
SCI-103
SCI-107
Sd-log
Sc
Sc
Sc
SC
1-112
1-123
1-131
1-132
SCI-133
SCI-134
SC 1-13 8
SCI-139
SCI-lI4iD
SCI-142
Sc 1-143
SCI-144
SC 1-145
SCI-146
Sc 1-147
SCI-148
Sc 1-149
Sc 1-162
Sc 1-166
SCI-171
SCI-173
The effect of land plaster applied as a dust to seed corn.
Hot water treatment of Narcissus bulbs.
The status of insecticides for codling moth control in Oregon.
Tentative suggestions on the control of hop downy mildew.
Combating fleas.
The garden slug and its control.
Stinking smut causes heavy losses to wheat growers.
Acid mercury dip for seed potatoes.
Yellow rust of red raspberry.
The Columbia Basin foot rot of winter wheat.
Suggestions for the control of tomato mosaic and streak.
Standard corrosive sublimate treatment for potatoes.
Control measures for Botrytis diseases of tulips and lilies; sprays
suggested for field trial.
Calcium arsenate for codling moth control.
Treatment of pea seed in relation to germination and plant growth.
The Cyclamen mite as a pest of strawberries in Oregon.
Prune worms in the Milton-Freewater district.
Keys to aid in the identification of the more important foot rots of
winter grains in the Pacific Northwest.
Slime-flux of ornamental hardwood trees.
The use of calcium cyanantid in hop downy mildew control; in the solution
of the "dormant hill" problem and as a fertilizer for hops.
Control of potato virus diseases.
Seed potato treatment.
Fire blight (pear blight) of pears, apples, etc.
Powdery mildew of grapes.
Onion mildew.
Blossom end rot of tomato.
Crown gall of roses.
Verticillium wilt of shrub and tree nursery stock.
Firethorn scab.
The Chrysanthemum n4dge.
The Cyclamen mite.
A synopsis of some of the more important insect enemies of coniferous
nursery stock in Oregon.
The European earwig controlled by poison bait.
Gladiolus corm treatment for thrips and disease control.
The insect pests of the rose.
Control measures for aphids.
Control of the pear thrips on prunes in Oregon.
The spittle bug on strawberries.
The blackberry mite.
Gooseberry and currant diseases.
Spittle bug on strawberries.
Suggestions for the control of the pea weevil, 1937, prepared by the
Pacific Northwest Cooperative Pea Weevil Control Project Committee,
March 1937.
(Replaces
Dusting seed wheat to control seed-borne smut in Oregon.
Cir. of Inf. 85).
4
CROP PESTS AND DISEASES (Continued)
SCI-175
SCI-177
SCI-178
SCI-188
SCI-200
SCI-202
SCI-204
SCI-207
SCI-208
SCI-210
SCI-221
Suggestions relative to Ascochyta blight control.
Dwarf disease of Loganberry.
Suggestions for controlling pea diseases in the eastern Oregon pea
canning area.
The curly top disease of vegetables in the Pacific Northwest. (Revision
of Cir. of Inf. 67.)
Grower use of calcium cyanamid as a crown treatment of hop downy mildew.
Control of the alfalfa weevil in southwestern Oregon.
Suggestions for the control of the pea weevil in 1938.
questions and answers about the cherry fruit fly.
Berckman blight.
Preliminary recommendations for the control of the root and crown disease
of Cypress.
Suggestions for Gladiolus disease control in Oregon plantings.
Suggestions for the control of the pea weevil in Oregon for 1939.
Bacterial gummosis of cherry.
Bacterial wilt and ring rot of potato.
Foot rots and root rots of small grains in Oregon.
Leaf reddening in oats in Oregon.
Peach leaf curl.
Principles of disease control applicable to bulbous Iris.
SC 1-222
Leaf- and cane-spot ol' cane fruits.
SCI-180
SCI-iSi
SC 1-182
SCI-183
SCI-185
SCI-186
SCI-187
SCI-224 Anthraenose of black raspberry (black caps) in Oregon.
SCI-225 Tentative program for the control of cherry leaf-spot, Syneta beetle and
SCI-226
SCI-227
SCI-228
SCI-23].
SCI-232
SCI-234
SCI-235
SCI-236
'ruit-f]r in 1941.
The onion maggot.
Potato flea beetle control.
Insect pests of holly.
The control of the filbert moth.
Preliminary results of methyl bromide fumigation for satin moth.
Turf diseases and their control.
Preliminary report on DN dusts in relation to their effect on nursery
stock when used for the control of the common red spider.
A rosin-potash spreader for spraying hops for downy mildew control.
DAIRYING
Extension Circulars
EC-253
EC-286
EC-315
EC-3l6
EC-336
EC-346
Radio Series No. 1--The dairy research program of the Oregon State Agricultural Experiment Station.
Emergency maintenance rations for dairy cattle.
The making of legume and grass silages in silos and stacks.
Average composition and cost of digestible nutrients in feedstuffs grown
and fed in Oregon.
50 cents charge.
List of publications relating to dairy husbandry.
Feeding dairy cattle.
5
DAIRYING (Continued)
Experiment Station Circul'rs of Information
SC 1-42
SCI-57
SCI-65
SCI-127
SCI-129
SC 1-158
SCI-159
501-216
The effect of feeding some succulent feeds on the quality of milk and
butter produced.
Irrigated pastures for dairy cattle - 1930 results.
Cost of raising dairy heifers in Oregon.
Two years ending April 1, 1931.
(Prog. Rpt. No. 3).
The flavor and odor of milk, cream and butter.
Cost and carrying capacities of farm pastures in Oregon (for the year
1934).
(Prog. Rpt. No. 1).
Feeding apples to dairy cows.
The value of corn silage in alfalfa hay and grain rations for dairy cows.
Acidophilus milk as a treatment for scours in calves.
FARM CROPS
Extension Circulars
EC-285
EC-315
EC-316
EC-317
EC-322
EC-340
EC-355
Sweet potatoes.
The making of legume and grass silages in silos and stacks.
Average composition and cost of digestible nutrients in feedstuffs grown
and fed in Oregon.
50 cents charge.
Crop and market information broadcast by Radio KOAC.
Feeding cull potatoes to hogs.
Choosing hybrid seed corn for Oregon.
Hybrid corn for Oregon.
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
SCI-8
SCI-20
SCI-33
SCI-61
501-66
SCI-74
SC 1-86
SCI-99
SCI-l03
SCI-107
SCI-108
SCI-146
501-153
SCI-l59
SCI-l73
SCI-l79
Stem rot of legumes (Scierotinia trifoliorum).
The effect of land plaster applied as a dust to seed corn.
Tentative suggestions on the control of hop downy mildew.
Stinking smut causes heavy losses to wheat growers.
Acid mercury dip for seed potatoes.
The Columbia Basin foot rot of winter wheat.
Standard corrosive sublimate treatment for potatoes.
Keys to aid in the identification of the more important foot rots of
winter grains in the Pacific Northwest.
The use of calcium cyanamid in hop downy mildew control; in the solution
of the "dormant hill" problem and as a fertilizer for hops.
Control of potato virus diseases.
Seed potato treatment.
Control measures for aphids.
Soil, nutrient and irrigation requirements of fiber flax.
The value of corn silege in alfalfa hay and grain rations for dairy cows.
Dusting seed wheat to control seed-borne smut in Oregon.
(Replaces Cir.
of Inf. 85.)
Progress Report - corn improvnent project yield trials with hybrid field
corn, 1937.
FARM CROPS (Continued)
SCI-181
SCI-.182
SCI-].99
SCI-203
SCI-204
SCI-207
SCI-208
SCI-218
SCI-227
SCI-236
Grower use of calcium cyanamid as a crown treatment of hop downy mildew.
Control of the alfalfa weevil in southwestern Oregon.
Yield trials with hybrid field corn - 1938.
Crested wheat grass practices on wheat farms in four eastern Oregon
counties.
Bacterial wilt and ring rot of potato.
Foot rots arid root rots of small grains in Oregon.
Leaf reddening in oats in Oregon.
Surplus wheat for fattening cattle in eastern Oregon.
Potato flea beetle control.
A rosin-potash spreader for spraying hops for downy mildew control.
HORTICULTURE
Tree Fruits
Extension Circulars
EC-237
EC-301
Directions for the preservation of green plants and fruits.
Carlot unloads of fruits arid vegetables from Oregon in 66 markets,
EC-305
EC-306
EC-338
EC-350
Dried fruit shipuents from Oregon by water, 1927-36.
Brown rot, a cause of blossom blight and fruit rot.
Miscellaneous nut crops.
Pruning suggestions for fruit trees.
Pollination requirements of nuts in the Pacific Northwest.
1925-35.
EC-362
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
SCI-9
SC 1-22
501-23
SCI-29
SCI-89
SCI-95
SCI-97
SCI-112
SC 1-146
SCI-147
SCI-158
CI-165
SCI-185
801-191
SC 1-201
SCI-202
SCI-206
SCI-21C
SCI 220
Save Oregon's apple and pear crop from the million dollar bandit.
The harvesting, storing and ripening of pears for canning purposes.
Observations on the harvesting and storing of' apples from Hood River
Valley.
The status of insecticides for codling moth control in Oregon.
Calcium arsenate for codling moth control.
Varieties of fruits for planting.
Prune worms in the Milton-Freewater district.
Fire blight (pear blight) of pears, apples, etc.
Control measures for aphids.
Control of the pear thrips on prunes in Oregon.
Feeding apples to dairy cows,
Pollination and setting of fruits.
Questions and answers about the cherry fruit fly.
Fruit planting problems: Varieties, climate, soils, pollination.
Drying and bleaching walnuts.
Bacterial gummosis of cherry.
Pear production and market data.
Peach leaf curl.
Feeding value of cu].). dried prunes for fattening pigs.
7
HORTICULTURE (Continued)
Tree Fruits (Continued)
SCI-225
SCI-231
Tentative program for the control of cherry leaf-spot, Syneta beetle and
fruit-fly in 194:L.
The control of the filbert moth.
Small Fruits
Extension Circulars
Plan for raspberry plant certification.
EC-29
EC-307
EC-328
Plan for producing high-grade strawberry planting stock.
After harvest care of strawberry plants.
Regulations for strawberry plant certification.
Suggestions for training Boysenberries and Youngberries.
EC-349
EC-356
Experiment Station Circulars of Inoz,ation
SCI-79
Yellow rust of red raspberry.
The Narcissa strawberry.
SCI-95
SCI-96
Varieties of fruits for planting.
The Cyclainen mite as a pest of strawberries in Oregon.
SCI-123
Powdery mildew of grapes.
SCI-71
SCI-128
SCI-140
SCI-148
SCI.-149
SCI-150
SCI-162
SCI-165
ScI-l66
SCI-177
SCI-l9].
SCI-222
SCI-2.24
Propagation of grapes.
The Cyclainen mite.
The spittle bug on strawberries.
The blackberry mite.
Grape growing in Oregon.
Gooseberry and currant diseases.
Pollination and setting of fruits.
Spittle bug on strawberries.
Dwarf disease of Loganberry.
Fruit planting problems: Varieties, climate, soils, pollination.
Leaf- and cane-spot of cane fruits.
Anthracnose of black raspberry (black caps) in Oregon.
Ornamental Plants
Extension Circulars
EC-329
EC-354
Gladiolus culture.
Landscape architecture.
Ecperimerit Station Cjrculars of Informatiofl
SCI-26
SCI-77
SCI-88
Hot water treatment o. Narcissus bulbs.
Digest of books, bulletins, circulars and articles useful to northwest
lily growers.
Control measures for Botry-tis diseases of tulips and lilies; sprays
suggested for field trial.
HORTICULTUPE (Continued)
Ornamental Plants (Continued)
SCI-].O1
Slime-flux of ornamental hardwood trees.
SCI-125
SCI-126
Propagation ol' roses.
SCI-1140
The Cyclanten mite.
Holly propagation.
SCI-133 Crown gall of roses.
SCI-134 Verticillium wilt of shrub and tree nursery stock.
SCI-138 Firethorn scab.
SCI-139 The Chrysanthemum midge.
SCI-142 A synopsis of some of the more important insect enemies of coniferous
nursery stock in Oregon.
SCI-144 Gladiolus corm treatment for thrips and disease control.
SCI-145 The insect pests of the rose.
SC 1-186
Berckman b1it.
Preliminary recommendations for the control of the root and crown disease
of Cypress.
SCI-188 Suggestions for Gladiolus disease control in Oregon plantings.
SCI-190 Madonna lilies.
SCI-221 Principles of disease control applicable to bulbous Iris.
SCI-228 Insect pests of holly.
SCI-232 Preliminary results of methyl bromide fumigation for satin moth.
SCI-235 Preliminary report on DN dusts in relation to their effect on nursery
stock when used for the control of the common red spider.
SCI-187
LIVESTOCK
Extension Circulars
EC-271
EC-315
Cost studies of the range sheep industry.
The making of legume and grass si].ages in siloe and stacks.
Average composition and cost of digestible nutrients in feedstuffs grown
and fed in Oregon.
50 cents charge.
Feeding cull potatoes to hogs.
Feed and care of the brood sow.
Feeding calves for veal.
EC-316
EC-322
EC-324
EC-335
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
SC 1-106
tame lambs.
SCI-135 Lamb fattening trials, 1935, Eastern Oregon Experiment Station, Union.
SCI-216 Acidophilus milk as a treatment for scours in calves.
SC 1-217 Pulpy kidney disease in Oregon lambs.
SCI-218 Surplus wheat for fattening cattle in eastern Oregon.
SC 1-220 Feeding value of cull dried prunes for fattening pigs.
POULTRY
Extension Circular
EC-314
Turkey chat.
Experiment Station Circulgrs of
SCI-41
SCI-70
SCI-B2
SCI-105
Information
Pedigree system used by Poultry department.
Fowl pox and its control.
Individual broody or hospital coops.
Leghorn capons.
SOIL AND SOIL WATERS
Extension Circulars
EC-4
EC-275
EC-291
EC-337
EC-348
Measurement of water.
Growing vegetable plants in the manure-heated hotbed.
Applying formaldehyde to vegetable greenhouse soils.
Farm water systems.
Application of superphosphate
Experiment Station Cjrculars of Information
SCI-57
SCI-103
Irrigated pastures for dairy cattle - 1930 results.
The use of calcium cyanamid in hop downy mildew control; in the solution
of the 'dormant hill" problem and as a fertilizer for hops.
SCI-153 Soil, nutrient and irrigation requirements of fiber flax.
SCI-l69 Oregon lands, handbook of statistics (for use of county agents and others
interested in the land problems of Oregon).
SCI-223 The minor elements in Oregon soil fertility arid plant nutrition.
VEGETABLE CROPS
Extension Circulars
EC-242
EC-246
EC-247
EC-252
EC-256
EC-257
EC-258
EC-275
EC-277
EC-279
EC-282
EC-2a3
Cantaloupes and muskinelons.
Growing cucumbers for pickles.
Greenhouse vegetablescucumbers.
Globe artichokes.
Rhubarb growing and forcing.
Growing arid forcing Witlock chicory or French endive.
Construction and operation o' the cold frame in vegetable growing.
Growing vegetable plants in the manure-heated hotbed.
Growing squash and pumpkins.
Brussels sprouts.
A monthly schedule of operations in growing vegetables for home use on
the general farm.
Crop requirements and planting directions for the home vegetable garden.
VETABLE CROPS (Continued)
EC-255
EC-287
EC-29].
EC-294
EC-295
EC-305
EC-311
EC-312
EC-3l3
EC-323
EC-.339
EC-341
EC-342
EC-343
EC-344
EC-345
EC-347
EC-358
EC-360
EC-361
Sweet potatoes.
Horseradish growing.
Applying formaldehyde to vegetable greenhouse soils.
Garlic culture and marketii'g.
Small greenhouses for growing vegetable plants and crops.
Greenhouse vegetablestomatoes.
Growing and marketing tomatoes.
Production and marketing of onions.
Growing late cabbage.
Asparagus.
Vegetable storage.
Growing snap beans for market and manufacture.
Growing early vegetable plants under glass.
The flue-heated hotbed in growing early vegetable plants.
Sweet corn growing and marketing.
Growing cannery beets.
Growing and marketing green peas.
Lettuce growing and preparation for market.
Cauliflower - Growing and preparation for market.
Spinach growing and preparation for market.
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
SCI-59
SCI-72
SCI-75
SCI-84
SCI-90
The garden slug and its control.
The use of Ethylene gas in ripening tomatoes.
Forcing rhubarb.
Suggestions for the control of tomato mosaic and streak.
Treatment of pea seed in relation to germination and plant growth.
SC 1-91
The Pritchard tomato.
SC 1-93
Bermuda onions.
SCI-115 Suckered and unsuckered sweet corn.
SCI-13l Onion mildew.
SCI-.l32
Blossom end rot of tomato.
SCI-137 Principles of plant propagation.
SCI-168 Hybrid sweet corn strains and varieties.
SCI-171 Suggestions for the control of the pea weevil, 1937 - prepared by the
Pacific Northwest Cooperative Pea Weevil. Control Project Committee,
March 1937.
501-175 Suggestions relative to Ascochyta blight control.
SCI-178 Suggestions for controlling pea diseases in the eastern Oregon pea
canning area.
SCI-180 The curly top disease of vegetables in the Pacific Northwe,st.
(Revision
of Cii-. of Inf. 67.)
SCI-183 Suggestions for the control of the pea weevil in l93.
SCI-14 Progress report, Corn improvement project yield trials with hybrid sweet
corn, 1937.
SCI-200 Suggestions for the control of the pea weevil in Oregon for 1939.
SCI-226 The onion maggot.
SCI-233 Onion yellow dwarf.
11
REED ERADICATION
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
SCI-3
SC 1-4
SCI-197
SCI-219
A new treathent for moss in lawns.
Weed-killer formula.
Poison oak eradication by the can method.
Controlling lawn weeds with Sinox-ammonium sulfate solution.
FOOD INDUSTRIES
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
SCI-22
SCI-23
SCI-201
SCI-209
The harvesting, storing and ripening of pears for canning purposes.
Observations on the harvesting and storing of apples from Hood River
VaU ey.
Drying and bleaching walnuts.
Preservation of cherries with sulphur dioxide.
MISCELLA.NEOUS
Extension Circulars
EC-237
EC-284
EC-290
EC-331
EC-333
EC-351
Directions for the preservation of green plants and fruits.
House ants.
(Brief of USDA Farmers
An improved method of making sugar beet syrup.
Bulletin 1ft241 with adaptations for Oregon.)
A score card for community booths at county and local fairs.
A concrete septic tank for the farm.
O.S.C. farm building plan service.
Eçperiment Station Cir culars o
SCI-39
SCI-l37
SCI-189
SCI-193
SCI-198
SCI-205
Information
Combating fleas.
Principles of plant propagation.
The bedbug - a troublesome household pest.
The ascorbic acid (vitamin C) metabolism of college students.
Home preparation of Maraschino cherries.
Yellow jackets.