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Summer 2003 |
Oregon's Agricultural Progress is published by the Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station.
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NEW POTATOES See what happens when the deck gets shuffled in potato genetics. (MORE) |
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BRINGING IDEAS TO MARKET OSU’s Food Innovation Center helps entrepreneurs cook up new ideas to boost Oregon’s economy. (MORE) |
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AN INDUSTRY BLOOMS IN PORTLAND Oregon’s number one agricultural product flowers in the shadow of the state’s largest city. (MORE) |
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CELL WARS OSU scientists examine a world of molecular missiles and cellular smart bombs to learn how viruses invade plants and how plants fight back. (MORE) |
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THE SALMON CONNECTION Farmers, fishermen and researchers on opposite sides of the state have joined forces to understand how to sustain wild salmon. (MORE) |
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Thoughts from editor Peg Herring. (MORE) |
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UPDATE OSU Noodle Research Comes to a Boil Dust Carries Clues to Climate Change OSU Experiment Station Helps Growers Grow Bigger Onions on Better Land (MORE) |
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PROFILE John Selker looks below the surface, where most of our food is rooted and most of our water is filtered. (MORE) |
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