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Fall 1997 |
Oregon's Agricultural Progress is published by the Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station.
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THAR SHE GROWS A new crop is giving a nautical look to some Willamette Valley fields. (MORE) |
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CHECK OUT THESE WEEDEATERS Researchers have found that some furry, four-legged critters are very good at making an Oregon weed disappear. (MORE) |
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DOUBLE HAPPINESS Rich Roseberg is studying crops that may figure into the future of waste disposal for Oregon communities. (MORE) |
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SOMEWHERE INSIDE THE RAINBOW Fish are telling OSU scientists about foods that promote and inhibit cancer, and about other health related topics. (MORE) |
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UPDATE Fresh peeled pears anyone? Native grasses for restoration Don't ruffle your feathers, Einstein Researchers eye cherry gasohol Yew could grow at home Agent plants scavenger in Willamette cornfields (MORE) |
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Thoughts from editor Andy Duncan. (MORE) |
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PROFILE Some people say urbanites aren't interested in agriculture, but they helped one agent battle the blight. (MORE) |
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