2011 41st California Alfalfa Symposium

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2011 December 11-13
41st Western Alfalfa & Forage Symposium
Las Vegas, Nevada
University of California Cooperative Extension,
Department of Plant Sciences,
University of California, Davis, CA 95616

Proceedings

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11-01	Hay Markets in the Western States	Seth Hoyt
11-05	Producing the Best Alfalfa or Grass Hay for Horses	Bill Schurg
11-11	The European Alfalfa Drying System	Eric Guillemot
11-16	World Fertilizer Demand and Supply	Donald A Horneck
11-419	Alfalfa in the Context of Global Crop Price Prospects	Daniel A Sumner and John Thomas Rosen-Molina
11-31	Breeding and Managing the Ideal Corn Silage Hybrid: A Retrospective and Direction for Progress	J.G. Lauer
11-35	Optimizing Agronomic Pracitces for Corn Silage	Jeremy Groeteke
11-36	The Art and Science of Making Silage	Richard E. Muck
11-46	Analyzing Silage Crops for Quality: What is Most Important?	Ralph Ward
11-66	Advantages of Forage Sorghum for Silage in Limited Input Systems	Mark A. Marsalis
11-72	Challenges and Benefits of Interseeding Legumes into Grass Dominated Stands	Joe Brummer, Glenn Shewmaker, and Chanda Engel
11-79	Ammonia Volatilization in Grass Forages	Donald A Horneck, Jess Holcomb, Dan Sullivan and George Clough
11-86	The Potential for Teff as an Alternative Forage Crop for Irrigated Regions	Jay Davison, Mike Laca, Early Creech
11-93	Developing an IPM Program for Controlling Pocket Gophers and Voles in Alfalfa	Roger A. Bladwin
11-102	Advances in Weed Management, is it getting better or worse?	Mick Canevari
11-106	Alfalfa Insect Management in the Southwestern United States	Eric T. Natwick and M. Lopez
11-121	Rethinking the Standard Test for Alfalfa Stem Nematode	William T.W. Woodward, Christopher A. Lamm, Cheriese Moon, Eliseo Navarro, and Jon Dunn
11-125	Comparing Costs and Efficiencies of Different Alfalfa Irrigation Systems	Blake Sanden, Karen Klonsky, Dan Putnam, Larry Shcwankl and Khalid Bali
11-136	Irrigation Cutoffs with Alfalfa - What are the Implications?	Mike Ottoman
11-139	What are the Five Most Important Things to Measure in Hay Crops?	David R Mertens
11-149	How do Forage Quality Measurements translate to Value to the Dairy Farmer?	Normand St-Pierre and William P. Weiss
11-162	Linking Markets with Forage Quality, Where we've been and where are we going?	Daniel H. Putnam
11-179	The Dynamic World of Hay Exports: How Increasing Populations and Scarce Resources will shape the Industry	Nicholas J. Gombos
11-184	Roundup Ready Alfalfa - What have we learned so far?	Steve Orloff and Dan Putnam
11-199	What are the Available Tools for Co-Existence of GE and Non-GE Alfalfa?	Rod Christensen
11-205	What are the key elements to implement coexistence?	William A. Simon
11-208	What are the key elements to implement coexistence between GE and non-GE alfalfa?	Philip Bowles
11-212	What are the key elements to implement coexistence between GE and non-GE alfalfa?	Chep Gauntt
11-215	What are the key elements to implement coexistence between GE and non-GE alfalfa?	Scott Emanuelli
11-218	What are the key elements to implement coexistence between GE and non-GE alfalfa?	Mark McCaslin
11-223	What are the key elements to implement coexistence between GE and non-GE alfalfa?	Paul Frey
11-226	What are the key elements to implement coexistence between GE and non-GE alfalfa?	Dr. Charles Benbrook
11-223	Grower Attitudes Aboue Rounup-Ready Alfalfa: A Survey	Daniel H. Putnam and Steve Orloff