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Fall 1998 |
Oregon's Agricultural Progress is published by the Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station.
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VOYAGE OF THE BEAGLE Whale tracking has come a long way: clear up to satellites orbiting the earth. (MORE) |
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WHAT HAVE WE DONE FOR YOU LATELY? The staff of a research and extension center near Portland is busy supporting Willamette Valley agriculture.. (MORE) |
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THE NUTTY PROFESSORS They're battling on several fronts, a disease threat to Oregon's valuable hazelnut industry.(MORE) |
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DIGITAL FARMING OSU's Tim Righetti and colleagues are helping growers increase their precision. (MORE) |
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A FRESH PLACE In the early spring, farmers' markets sprout like daffodils. What's the impact, and could it grow? (MORE) |
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Thoughts from editor Andy Duncan (MORE) |
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UPDATE Plants lure insects that protect broccoli Stinky Appalachian ramps get attention Delicious berry a growing problem Virus spreads fear of cod (and pollock) Weed shows promise as component for paint Scientists record what deer, elk and cattle eat (MORE) |
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PROFILE Bill Boggess likes to climb mountains. Maybe that's why he chose a career in agricultural economics?(MORE) |
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