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LIST OF AVAILABLE MIMEOGRAPHED
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STATION CIRCULARS OF INFORMkTION
AND
EXTENSION CIRCULARS
Extension Circular 5i8
(Revision of Ext. Oir. 49)
May 1948
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 Work in Agriculture and Home Economics
Wsn. 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 518
COLLECTION (Revision of EXt
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LIST OF AVAILABI MIMEOGRAPHED
EXPERIMENT STATION OIRCULRS OF INFORMATION
AND
EXTENSION CIRCULARS
Issued by
Agricultural Exper:bnent Station
arid
Federal Cooperative Extension Service
of the
Oregon State System of Higher Education
Oregon State College
Corvallis
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
Extension Circulars
EC 498
EC 491
EC 441
EC 440
EC 439
EC 438
EC 437
EQ 427
EQ 423
EQ 375
EQ 353
EC 334
EQ 319
EC 318
EC 305
EC 301
EQ 300
EC 299
More grain--By efficient use, cutting losses, better production.
Investment in pit cessing facilities and employment in the Oregon walnut
and filbert industry.
(Agricultural statistics 1869-1944.) Oregon by counties Wheat: Oregon.
Preliminary Release.
Sheep, lambs and wool: Oregon. (Agricultural statistics 1867-1944.)
Oregon by Counties - Preliminary Release.
Oregon farmers need farm volunteers for all summer work.
Oregon farmers: Do you need boys like this?
Oregon
(Agricultural statistics 1867-1944,)
Cattle on farms: Oregon.
by Counties - Preliminary Release.
(Agricultural statistics
Loganberries and Boysenberries and Youngberries.
1936.-1943.) Oregon by Counties - Preliminary Release.
Farm machinery repair check list.
Forage seed crops - 1940. Production ad income statistics for Oregon by
counties.
Production and income statistics for specialty farm products, Oregon 1939.
Production and income statistics for specialty farm products. Oregon 1938.
Production and income statistics for certain specialty farm products in
Oregon - 1937.
Production and income statistics for certain specialty farm,products in
Oregon - 1936.
1927-36.
Dried fruit shipments from Oregon by water
Carlot unloads of fruits arid vegetables from Oregon in 66 markets,
1925-35.
Agricultural income in Oregon - sources and trends.
Carlot shipments of fruits and vegetables in Oregon by points of origin.
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periment Station Circulars of Information
301 424
SCI 423
301 422
SCI 415
301 397
SCI 395
SCI 353
SCI 342
301 341
301
SCI
501
SCI
340
338
337
313
SCI 306
SCI 289
Sd 286
SCI 281
301 271
301 250
SCI 230
Cost of producing carrots in the Willamette Valley, Oregon.
A preliminary summary.
Cost pf producing table beets in the Willaniette Valley, Oregon,
A preliminary summary.
Cost of producing sweet corn in the Willainette Valley, Oregon.
A preliminary summary.
Cost of producing pole beans in Willaniette Valley, Oregon. 1'eliminary Report.
Progress report of special agricultural investigations authorized by
the Oregon Legislature.
Cost of producing sweet cherries (for processing) in the Willaniette
Valley and The DaUes area, Oregon.
Progress report of special agricultural investigations authorized by
the Oregon Legislature, 1943 session (House BjJlls 413, 291, and 209).
Harvest labor efficiency on hops in Oregon.
Youth labor efficiency in harvesting sweet cherries, Willamette Valley,
Oregon.
Harvest labor efficiency on sour cherries in Oregon.
Harvest labor efficiency on strawberries in Oregon.
Harvest labor efficiency on cane fruits in Oregon.
Considerations relating to state and federal regulation of fluid milk
prices in Oregon.
Renting farm machinery.
Farm furnished living on Wiflamette Valley farms.
Progress report of special agricultural investigations authorized by the
Oregon Legislature, 1941 session (House Bill 534).
Survey of farm trucks in Oregon.
Some elements of cost in wheat farming with special consideration of the
cost of black and trashy fallow.
Progress report: Farm organization study, lower Powder River Valley,
Baker county, Oregon, 1939 - Keating and Sparta areas.
Report of special agricultural investigations authorized by the Oregon
Legislature, 1937 and 1939 sessions. (House Bills 465 and 496.)
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
Extention Circulars
30 487
Ed
Ed
EC
30
EC
30
30
EC
480
458
456
455
450
449
447
446
0.3.0. farm building plan service. Listing farm houses, farm buildings
and equipment plans available.
A boom-type stacker.
Rust preventive compounds.
Cattle guard (wood construction).
Cattle guard (reinforced concrete).
n electric drag saw.
Tractor-mounted manure loader.
A tractor-mounted post-hoJ,.e auger.
Power buck rake.
AGRICUI2URAL ENGINEERING (Continued)
Extension Circulars (continued)
EQ
EC
BC
EC
EQ
EQ
EQ
EQ
BC
EC
416
406
404
403
402
400
395
368
332
330
Household equipment - its care and simple repair.
Two-way drag buck.
Overshot stacker.
Slide hay stacker.
Truck buck rake.
Portable hog house.
A self-feeder for hogs.
Liquid manure tanks.
A low-head turbine for farm hydro-eleotric development.
4.-H club rural electrification project.
Experimept Station Circulars of Information
SCI 408 Pump irrigation, Harney Basin, Oregon.
SCI 385 An effective homemade rat trap.
Sal 383 A progress report on the agricultural tests with the Besler Aerosol
generator.
SQl 356 Tilting-bed implement trailer.
SQl 355 Three-section orchard roller.
SQl 309 Construction and operation of a home electric food dehydrator.
SQl 262 Tapered boom-type weevil duster.
CROP PESTS AND DISEASES
Extension Circulars
EC 516
EQ 515
EC
BC
EQ
EQ
EC
EQ
EQ
EQ
509
508
488
454
410
383
352
327
Suggestions for the control of hop downy mildew.
Insect and disease control program for home plantings of cherries and
peaches.
Insect and disease control program for hme plantings of apples and pears.
Spray program for apples and pears in the Willamette Valley.
Walnut blight control in the Pacific Northwest.
Zinc treatment for little lea!,
Pea weevil control in 1943.
Spraying for the control of filbert blight in Oregon.
Fumigation against insects.
Method for determining pea weevil infestation.
eriment Station Ciroulars of Information
SQl 426 A progress report on control of the Orange Tortrix.
SQl 416 Materials and sprays available for onion mildew spraying.
SQl 414 Control of the western eleven-spotted cucumber beetle on peaches in
western Oregon.
SQl 413 DU residue problems on vegetables.
SQl 41,2 D]YP residue problems on apples and pears.
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CROP PESTS AND. DISEASES (Continued)
Experiment Station Circulars of Information (continued)
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301 407
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406
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SCI
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404
402
401
399
393
392
391
SQl
SCI
SCI
501
390
386
384
383
301 38].
SCI 379
Sd 378
501 375
SQl 372
301 370
SQl 366
301 357
SCI 352
SCI
SCI
SCI
SCI
301
SCI
501
SCI
324
323
320
312
305
295
294
293
Control of the filbert moth.
Spray program for the control of diseases and insect pests of sweet
cherries in western Oregon.
Spray program for the control of diseases and insect pests of peaches
in western Oregon.
Control of insect pests arI diseases of prunes in western Oregon.
Spraying for the control of the filbert worm and filbert blight in Oregon.
Crown treatment for hop downy mildew control.
Control of the pear thrips on prunes in Oregon.
Bacterial ring rot of potatoes.
The hop aphid and its control in Oregon.
Strawberry root-rot and a plan of crop rotation for its control.
Recommendations for control of bunchy top and dieback nematode diseases
of IL1ium longifloz'um.
The Oriental fruit moth, a new pest in Oregon.
Curly-top disease of vegetable crops in Oregon.
Insect pests of mint in Oregon.
A progress report on the agricultural tests with the Besler Aerosol
generator.
DUI' products and precautions in their use.
X-disease and other forms of yellow bean mosaic in western Oregon.
Control of the black mold disease of Manetti rose root stock.
Questions and answers about the cherry fruit fly.
Control of weevil in hairy vetch grown for seed.
Fireblight (pear blight) of pears, apples, etc.
ControllIng lawn weeds tdth chemicals.
The control of the clover leaf weevil.
Control of the oblique-banded leaf roller on cane berries in the
Willamette Valley of Oregon.
Control of weevil in garden and field peas in 1944.
Powdery mildew of grape.
Leaf... and cane-spot of cane fruits.
Control of corn earworm on sweet corn.
Stopping damping-off in vegetable seedlings.
The onion maggot.
Lecaniuni scale control of stone fruits.
A progress report of investigations concerning the symphylid and its
control.
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301
291
290
283
270
267
SCI 266
SCI 260
Late-blight of tomato.
Late-blight of potato.
Use of boron in controlling canker of table beets.
Sycamore leaf_anda.itwtgblight (Anthracnose).
Suggested substitutes for the poisoned bait spray for cherry fruit
fly control.
Spittle bug on etrawberries.
Potato leaf roll.
CROP PESTS MJD DISEASES (Continued)
Experiment Station Circulars of Information (continued)
SCI 259 The insect pests of the rose.
Sd 258 The garden slug and its control.
SCI 257 Suggestions for the control of tomato mosaic and streak.
301 256 Xdisease of peach in Oregon.
254 Browncore rootrot of strawberries in Oregon.
Sd
SCI 243 Strawberry rootweevil control in Oregon.
SCI 237 The hop red spider and dusting equipnent for its control.
501 236 A rosinpotash spreader for spraying hops for downy mildew control.
SCI 235 Preliminary reprt on LV dusts in relation to their effect on nursery
stock when used for the control of the common red spider.
SCI 234 Turf diseases and their control.
SCI 233 Onion yellow dwarf.
801 232 Preliminary results of methyl bromide fumigation for satin moth.
Sd 228 Insect pests of holly.
SCI 227 Potato flea beetle control.
SQl 22]. Principles of disease control applicable to bulbous iris.
SCI 208 Leaf reddening in oats in Oregon.
SQl 207 Foot-rots and rootrots of small grains in Oregon.
Sd 202 Bacterial gummosis of cherry.
SQl 187 Preliminary recommendations for the control of the root and crown disease
of Cypress.
SQl 178 Suggestions for controlling pea diseases in the Eastern Oregon pea canning
area.
SQl 149 The blackberry mite.
801 143 The European earwig controlled by poison bait.
SQl 142 A synopsis of some of the more important insect enemies of coniferous
nursery stock in Oregon.
SQl 132 Blossom end rot of tomato.
SQl 108 Seed potato treatment.
SCI 71 Yellow rust of red raspberry.
Extension Circ4ars
EQ 479
BC 453
EC 436
EQ 398
EC 374
Ed 316
Ed 286
Brucellosis (Undulant fever).
products.
Bicel1osis (Undulant fever).
Bloat in dairy cattle.
The relation of the disease to dairy
Brucdilosis vaccination.
Bn chartAmount of concentrates to feed daily with good quality
roughage.
Judging dairy cattle by classification and production.
Average composition and cost of digestible nutrients in feedatuffs grovn
(50 cents charge.)
and fed in Oregon.
Emergency maintenance rations for dairy cattle.
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DAIRYING (Continued)
bcreriment Station Circulars of Infox,nation
SCI 427 Raising dairy heifers-- n roughage alone and with grain.
SCI 371 Artificial breeding associations.
Sd 369 Bacteria, yeasts, and molds and their relation to milk and milk products.
SCI 368 Control of the flavor of milk.
SCI 321 The reproductive perfonnance of dairy cattle in Til].ainook county and
possible relationship to available feed (Progress Report).
501 311 Rotational grazing of irrigated pasture.
301 310 Feeding grain to dairy cows on irrigated Laclino clover and grass pastures.
501 288 The use of chlorine solution in clean milk production.
SCI 216 Acidophilus milk as a treatment for scours in calves.
FARTh CROPS
tension Circulars
BC
BC
BC
BC
Ed
BC
516
498
484
408
396
322
Suggestions for the control of hop downy mildøw.
More grain--By efficient uses cutting losses, better production.
Killing potato tops with chemicals in Oregon.
Harvesting smooth dry peas.
Oregon corn hybrids and growers - 1942,
Feeding cull potatoes to hogs.
eriment Station Circulars of Infoniation
SCI 402 Crown treatment for hop downy mildew control.
Sd 399 Bacterial ring rot of potatoes.
SCI 396 Yellow sweet corn hybrids for canning, freezing and fresh market.
SCI 393 The hop aphid and its control in Oregon.
801 379 X-.disease and other forms of yellow bean mosaic in western Oregon.
SCI 376 Results of permanent pasture grass and legume experiments. Red Hill
Soils Experimental Area, Oregon City, Oregon.
SCI 372 Control of the weevil in hairy vetch grown for seed.
SCI 354 Fiber flax varieties in Oregon.
501 329 Establishing red clover stands on "Red Hill" soils.
SCI 326 Austrian winter field peas for dairy cattle.
SCI 283 Use of boron in controlling canker of table beets.
SCI 272 Flotation method of improving potato seed quality.
501 265 Yield trials with hybrid field corn.
SCI 249 The use of ethylene gas in ripening tomatoes.
301 239 AgrononLic studies with hops-1939 and 1940.
SCI 236 A rosin-potash spreader for spraying hops for downy mildew control
SCI 227 Potato flea beetle control.
801 218 Surplus wheat for fattening cattle in eastern Oregon.
501 208 Leaf reddening in oats in Oregon.
801 203 Crested wheat grass practices on wheat farms in four eastern Oregon counttea.
SCI 108 Seed potato treatment.
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FOOD INDUSTRIES
Extension Cjrculars
EC 386
Dehydration possibilities for Oregon fruits and vegetables.
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
301 425
SCI 365
SCI
501
SCI
SCI
SCI
SCI
Canning Dungeness crabmeat.
Preservation of apple cider and fruit juices.
Testing for enzyme activity in commercial fruit and vegetable processing.
Milt or soft roe preservation.
Benzoates as aids in kippered fish preservation.
Freezing razor clams.
Drying and bleaching walnuts.
364
351
318
301
201
198 Home preparation of maraschino cherries.
HORT ICULTURE
Tree Fruits
Extension Circulara
EQ 515
EC 509
EC 508
EC 491
EC
EC
EC
EC
EC
EC
488
425
383
362
338
237
Insect and disease control program for home plantings of cherries and
peaches.
Insect and disease control program for home plantings of apples arid pears.
Spray program for apples and pears in the Willamette Valley.
Investment in processing facilities and employment in the Oregon walnut
and filbert industry.
Walnut blight control in the Pacific Northwest.
Pruning suggestions for fruit trees.
Sprying forthe control of £ilbei't blight in Oregon.
Pollination requirements of nuts in the Pacific Northwest.
Miscellaneous nut crops.
Directions for the preservation of specimens of green plants and fruits.
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
SCI 414
301 412
$01 410
Sd 407
SCI 406
$01 405
SCI 404
3Cr 401
Control of the western elevenspotted cucumber beetle on peaches in
western Oregon.
DUP residue problems on apples and pears.
Control of the filbert moth.
Spray program for the control of diseases and insect pests of sweet
cherries in western Oregon.
Spray program for the control of diseases and insect pests of peaches in
western Oregon.
Control of insect pests arid diseases of prunes in western Oregon.
Spraying for the control of the filbert worn and filbert blight in Oregon.
Control of the pear thrips on prunes in Oregon.
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HO1ICULTURE (Continued)
Tree Fruits (continued)
xperiment Station Circulars of Information (continued)
SCI 390 The Oriental fruit moth, a new pest in Oregon.
Sd 375 Questions and answers about the cherry fruit fly.
Sd 370 Fire blight (pear blight) of pears, apples, etc.
SCI 363 Progress report on the use of boron in walnut and filbert orchards.
SCI 335 A plan for improving Oregon-grown fruit nursery stock.
Sd 328 Tree fruits fcr bhe home orchard in western Oregon.
SCI 256 X-disease o± peach in Oregon.
SCI 220 Feeding value of cull dried prunes for fattening pigs.
Sd
202 Bacterial gumnosis of cherry.
Sd 201 Drying and bleaching walnuts.
Small Fruits
Extension Circulars
EC
BC
EC
BC
Ed
BC
EC
493 Plan for producing strawberry foundation planting stock.
483 Regulations for strawberry plant certification.
481 Construction and maintenance of a strawberry barrel.
435 After harvest care of strawberry plants.
428 The blueberry in Oregon.
369 1&iskmelons, cantaloupes, and miscellaneous melons.
356 Suggestions for training Boysenberries and Youngberries.
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
SCI 426 A progress report on control of the Orange Tortrix.
SCI 421 The Chehalem blackberry.
Sd 392 Strawberry root-rot and a plan of crop rotation for its control.
Sd 352 Control of the oblique-banded leaf roller on cane berries in the Willamette
Valley of Oregon.
SCI 254 Brown-core root-rot of strawberries in Oregon.
SCI 149 The blackberry mite.
SCI 71 Yellow rust of red raspberry.
Ornamental Plants
ctension Circulars
BC 354
Landscape architecture
HORTICULTURE (Continued)
Ornamental Plants (continued)
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
SCI 409
501 398
SCI 391
Suggestions for growing English holly in western Oregon.
Suggestions for growing Easter lily bulbs in the Pacific Northwest.
Recommendations for control of bunchy top and dieback nematode diseases
of Liliuin longiflorwn.
SCI
SCI
SCI
SCI
378
360
259
235
SCI 232
Sd
228
Sd 221
301 187
SCI 142
Control of the black mold disease of Manetti rose root stock.
Control suggestions for rose diseases under Oregon conditions.
The insect pests of the rose.
Preliminary report on DN dusts in relation to their effect on nursery
stock when used for the control of the common red spider.
Preliminary results of methyl bromide fumigation for satin moth.
Insect pests of holly.
Principles of disease control applicable to bulbous iris.
Preliminary recommendations for the control of the root and crown
disease of Cypress,
A synopsis of some of the more important insect enemies of coniferous
nursery stock in Oregon.
Vegetable Cps
Extension Cirou1ar
EC
Ed
EC
EC
EC
EC
Ed
EC
EC
Ed
EC
EC
Ed
Ed
517
500
499
486
465
463
462
459
451
448
434
433
429
426
Growing carrots for market and manufacture.
Growing garden peppers.
Greenhouse management.
Rhubarb growing and forcing.
Asparagus growing and management.
Growing cannery beets.
Cauliflower growing and preparation for market.
Small greenhouses for amateur gardeners.
Grcvdng green peas for market and manufacture.
Sweet corn growing for market and manufacture.
Growing snap beans for market and for manufacture.
Growing greenhouse vegetables
cucumbers.
Growing cucumbers for pickles.
Production of smooth dry edible peas.
EC 422
Bsse1s sprouts.
Ed 421
Ed 419
411
Celery growing and marketing.
Production and marketing of onions.
Broccoli growing and marketing.
Potato production in home gardens.
Garlic culture and marketing.
Starter solutions for tomato and other transplants.
A monthly schedule of suggested operations in growing vegetables for
home use.
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Ed 399
Ed 384
Ed 377
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HORTICULTURE (Continued)
Vegetable Crops
(continued)
Extension Circulars (continued)
EC
EC
EC
C
EC
EC
EC
EC
EC
361
358
343
342
313
277
275
258
252
Spinach growing and preparation for market.
Lettuce growing and preparation for market.
The flueheated hotbed in growing early vegetable plants.
Growing early vegetable plants under glass.
Growing late cabbage.
Growing squash and pumpkins.
Growing vegetable plants in the
manureheated hotbed.
Construction and operation of the cold frame in vegetable growing.
Globe artichokes.
eriment Station Circulars of Information
SCI 416 Materials and sprays available for onion mildew spraying.
SCI
SCI
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DDT residue problems on vegetables.
413
396
386
379
Yellow sweet corn hybrids for canning, freezing and fresh market.
Curlytop disease of vegetable crops in Oregon.
SCI 212
Celery stem crack and the use of boron in its control.
Suggestions for controllii)g pea diseases in the eastern Oregon pea
X.-disease and other forms of yellow bean mosaic in western Oregon.
SCI 257 Suggestions for the control of torhato mosaic and streak.
SCI 249 Use of ethylene gas in xipening tomatoes.
SCI 233 Onion ysilow dwarf.
Sd
178
SCI 132
canning area.
Blossom end rot of tomato.
LIVESTOCK
ctension Circulars
EQ 495
EC 485
EC 400
Ed 395
EC 364
EC 335
Ed 324
Ed 322
Ed 316
What Oregon has done in studying sheep disease problems,
Sodium fluoride for removing large roundworms from swine.
Portable hog house.
A selffeeder for hogs.
Potatoes as livestock feed.
Feeding calves for veal.
Feed and care of the brood sow.
Feeding cull potatoes to hogs.
Average composition and cost of digestible nutrients in feedstuffs grown
and fed in Oregon. (so cents charge).
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LIVESTOCK (Continued)
Experiment Station Cjrou]a rs of Information
SCI 427
Sd 382
Sd 373
Sd 371
SCI 311
Sd 277
SCI 220
Sd 218
SCI 217
SCI 216
Raising Dairy Heifers---On roughage alone and with grain.
Suggestions for barn and cattle spraying for fly control.
Limitations for urea as a protein in the ration roninants.
Artificial breeding associations.
Rotational grazing of irrigated pasture.
Saving Oregon's ewes and lambs (Pregnancy disease of ewes).
Feeding value of cull dried prunes for fattening pigs.
Surplus wheat for fattening cattle in eaatern Oregon.
Pulpy kidney disease in Oregon lambs.
Acidophilus milk as a treatment for soours in calves.
POULTRY
Extension Circulars
EC 405
Coccidiosis control.
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
SCI 419 Breeding for improvement of broadbreasted bronze turkeys.
SCI 394 Brooder stove residue burns on turkey poults.
SOIL AND SOIL WATERS
Extension Circulars
Ed 415
Ed 389
Composts for garden soils.
Straw and stubble are fertilizers - use them.
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
SCI
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418 The status of minor elements in Oregon soil fertility and plant nutrition.
408 Pump irrigation, Harney Basin, Oregon.
387 Lnprovement of alkali land.
325 Maximum amount of fertilizers recommended for use in following food
production order 5 (FF0 5).
SCI 247 Culling wheat land in eastern Oregon.
SCI 238 Soi1 nutrient, and irrigation requirements of fiber flax.
Sd 196 Use of boron on western Oregon soils.
VED ERADICATION
Extension Circulars
Ed 507
Ed 407
Method of killing trees, sprouts and brush.
Equipnent for field spraying for weed control.
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WEED ERADICATION (Continued)
Experiment Station Circulars of Information
SCI 403 Soil fumigants for weed control.
weeds with chemicals.
Sd 366 Controlling la
SCI 336 Control of wild morning-glory or bindweed by cultural methods.
MISCELLANEOUS
Extension Circulars
EC 518
List of availal:iLe mimeographed Experiment Station Circulars of Information
and Extension Circulars.:
EC
Ed
EC
EC
Ed
EC
EC
EC
EC
EC
Method of killing trees, sprouts and brush.
How to use cut-outs in planning your farmhouse.
Standard commands for mounted organizations.
(Extension farm labor, 4-year summary.)
Fighters on the farm front.
Measuring volumes of trees and logs.
Food for the family program.
The kind of radio programs farm families want.
United Nations proposals for world security (Dumbarton Oaks).
World famous Christmas carols.
Neighborhood leaders in Oregon, 1942-1943 (Summary of major activities).
Preventing fire losses from spontaneous ignition of hay.
Food for health.
Grow our own garden, meat, poultry, milk.
Collecting, pressing, drying, and mounting of plant material.
A score card for coxnmunity booths at county and local fairs.
Directions for the preservation of specimens of green plants and fruits.
Ed
Ed
EC
507
497
494
492
490
482
460
457
442
417
412
390
381
365
EC
Ed 33].
Ed 237
Experiment Station Crculars of Information
Suggestions for mosquito control in Oregon.
420 The usa of co1chicie in plant breeding.
417 The Goicen Buprestid as a 'iousehold pest. (Flat-headed borer in early staga.)
400 The raising of cavies (guinea pigs).
389 Use of DDT for the control of certain household pests.
388 Hoae ants.
359 So-called salmon poisoning in dogs.
350 Nutritional status of rural youth. Maiheur county (Progress report).
349 Nutritional status of rural youth. Sherman county (Progress report).
348 Nutritional status of rural youth. Tillamook county (Progress report).
347 Nutritional status of rural youth. Josephine county (Progress report).
346 Oregon's Agriculi.ura]. Experiment Station. PERF0RM IN WAR AND PREPARES FOR
A biennial report, 1942-44.
PEACE.
319 Nutritional status of rural youth in Marion county (vitamin C deficiency).
285 Oregon mushrooms or toadstools.
205 Yellow jackets.
39 Combating fleas.
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301
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