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Grass, Forage, and Rangeland Agroecosystems
(National Program 215) in OR
Forage Seed and Cereal Research Unit
- Developing Decision Support Tools to Incorporate Hemp into Existing Farming Enterprises
- Sustainable Incorporation of Hemp into American Agricultural Cropping Systems
- Northwest-Adapted Barleys for Resistance to Stem Rust (UG99)
- Determining the Predominant Industrial Hemp Diseases to Assist Breeding and Management Efforts
- Expanding the Cover Crop Breeding Network: New Species and Traits for Organic Growers (Corvallis)
- California-Adapted Barleys for Resistance to Stem Rust (UG99) - An Integrated Effort
- Advancing Our Predictive Understanding of Hemp Through Crop Modeling
- Catalyzing Cover Crop Advancement as a Climate-Smart Practice through a National Variety Improvement and Seed Production Program
- Development of Plant and Molecular Resources to Improve Performance, Utility, and Tolerance of Cool Season Grasses and Legumes
- Sustainable Incorporation of Industrial Hemp into Agricultural Cropping Systems for Use in Non-food and Food and Beverage Manufacturing
Range and Meadow Forage Management Research
- Precision Management Technologies for Rangeland Agricultural Systems
- Activated Carbon Seed Technologies and Indaziflam Application to Simultaneously Control Exotic Annual Grasses and Establish Perennial Vegetation
- Improved Seed and Seeding Technology for Great Basin Rangelands
- Optimizing Spatial Allocation of Restoration and Conservation Efforts Across the Sagebrush Biome
- Enhancing Rangeland Science Delivery in the Northern Great Basin
- Seed Enhancement Treatments to Alleviate Environmental Stress on Restoration Species
- Improving the Collection and Accessibility of Potential Control Location Data for Successful Cross-jurisdictional Pre-fire Planning
- Sagebrush Rangeland Conservation and Restoration
