Wednesday, November 7, 2007: 9:00 AM-11:00 AM
Convention Center, Exhibit Hall A, First Floor
271: Forage Production and Physiology
Sponsor:C06 Forage and Grazinglands
556Teff (Eragrostis tef) Yield and Quality as Influenced by Irrigation and Nitrogen.
O. Steven Norberg, Oregon State University, Malheur County Extension Office, Richard Roseberg, Oregon State University, Clinton Shock, Oregon State University, Malheur Experiment Station, Erik Feibert, Oregon State University, Malheur Experiment Station, Lamont Saunders, Oregon State University, Malheur Experiment Station, Eric Eldredge, Oregon State University, Malheur Experiment Station, Brian Charlton, Oregon State University Extension Service, Jim Smith, Oregon State University, Klamath Experiment Station
557Harvest Date Effects on Herbage Mass and Nutritive Value of Cynodon Cvs.
Elide Valencia, University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez, Rafael Ramos-Santana, University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez, Abner Rodriguez-Carias, University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez
558Bahiagrass Genotype Persistence Responses to Defoliation Frequency and Intensity.
Sindy Interrante, University of Florida, Lynn Sollenberger, University of Florida, Ann Blount, North Florida Research & Education Center, Renee White, University of Florida
559Vertical Migration of Haemonchus contortus Infective Larvae on Cynodon dactylon and Paspalum notatum Pastures in Response to Climatic Conditions.
Robert A. Lane, Sam Houston State University, Bimal S. Amaradasa, Sam Houston State University
560Forage Cutting Height and Interval: Relationship to Phosphorus Uptake by Bermudagrass Fertilized with Broiler Litter.
John Read, USDA-ARS, Dennis Rowe, Mississippi State University, David Lang, Mississippi State University
561Overseeding with Cool-Season Annual Forages Reduces Early Spring Bermudagrass Regrowth.
John Randall Bow, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, James P. Muir, Texas Agricultral Experiment Station
656Cleaning and Drill Based Establishment of Texas Bluegrass – Preliminary Results.
Jason Goldman, USDA-ARS, Phil Sims, USDA-ARS
657Forage Quality of Emergency Forage Crop Options for the North Central USA.
Daniel Undersander, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Phil W. Holman, University of Wisconsin, Douglas Holen, University of Minnesota, Paul Peterson, University of Minnesota, Marcia I. Endres, University of Minnesota, Richard Leep, Michigan State University, Michael Bertram, University of Wisconsin, Vince W. Crary, University of Minnesota Extension, Craig Sheaffer, University of Minnesota
658Yield Components and Nutritive Value of Black Locust and Mimosa in Arkansas.
David Burner, USDA-ARS, Danielle Julie Carrier, University of Arkansas, David Belesky, USDA-ARS, Daniel Pote, USDA-ARS, Adrian Ares, Weyerhaeuser Co, Ed C. Clausen, University of Arkansas
659Forage Quality Improvements Using Nutripak Supplements.
Indi Braden, Southeast Missouri State University
660Dry Matter Losses from Large Round Bales of Alfalfa-Grass Mixtures Stored Outdoors in Central Wisconsin.
Wayne Coblentz, USDA-Agricultural Research Service
661Interaction of P and K Nutrition with High Temperature Stress in Determining Alfalfa Growth and Persistence.
Sofia Lissbrant, Purdue University-Agronomy Dept., Suzanne Cunningham, Purdue University-Agronomy Dept., Jeffrey Volenec, Purdue University-Agronomy Dept.
756Fall Harvesting of Alfalfa has Economic Advantage in North Dakota.
Dwain Meyer, North Dakota State University, Robert Nudell, North Dakota State University
757Alfa-Alfa Variety Trail.
Jerry Baker, Council of Scientific Society Presidents, Shawn Norton, The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation, Jagadeesh Mosali, The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation
758Effect of Rhizobia Inoculants on Annual Medics.
M. Anowarul Islam, The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation, Twain J. Butler, The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation
759Forage Potential of Temperate Legumes with Perennial Grasses in the Southern Plains.
John A. Guretzky, The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation Inc., Twain Butler, The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation Inc., Matt Mattox, The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation Inc.
760Effects of Planting Date on Biomass Production by Grass pea (Lathyrus sativus L.).
Srinivas C. Rao, USDA-ARS, Brian K. Northup, USDA-ARS, Grazinglands Research Laboratory
761Predicting Inflorescence Emergence in Cool-Season Forage Grasses.
Marvin H. Hall, Pennsylvania State Univ., Daniel J. Undersander, University of Wisconsin, Timothy Wood, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Phil W. Holman, University of Wisconsin, Doo-hong Min, Michigan State University, Richard Leep, Michigan State University, Garry Lacefield, Western Kentucky Res. & Ext. Ctr., Paul Peterson, Univ. Minnesota, Dep. Agronomy & Plt. Gen., Nancy. J. Ehlke, Univ. Minnesota, Dep. Agronomy & Plt. Gen.
856Insect Seed Predation as a Factor in Italian Ryegrass Persistence.
Robert Williams, USDA-ARS, Paul Bartholomew, Langston Univ.
857Soil Bulk Density and Strength Effects on Seedling Growth in Annual Ryegrass.
Paul Bartholomew, USDA-ARS Grazinglands Research Laboratory, Robert Williams, USDA-ARS Grazinglands Research Laboratory
858Root Distribution of Temperate Forage Species Subjected to Water and Nitrogen Stress.
R. Howard Skinner, USDA-ARS, Louise H. Comas, Penn State University
859Yield Potential of Emergency Forage Crop Options for the North Central USA.
Paul Peterson, University of Minnesota, Douglas Holen, University of Minnesota, Daniel Undersander, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Marcia I. Endres, University of Minnesota, Richard Leep, Michigan State University, Phil W. Holman, University of Wisconsin, Michael Bertram, University of Wisconsin, Vince W. Crary, University of Minnesota Extension, Craig Sheaffer, University of Minnesota
860Corn-Lablab Bean Mixture Silage Quality at Different Plant Densities.
Francisco Contreras-Govea, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Richard E. Muck, USDA-ARS Dairy Forage Research Center, K. L. Armstrong, Crop Sciences Department, Kenneth Albrecht, University of Wisconsin-Madison
861Intercropping to Improve Resource Use Efficiency in Forage Production System.
Sangamesh Angadi, New Mexico State University, Mark Marsalis, New Mexico State University, Robert Hagevoort, New Mexico State University

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