Extension Publications
Extension Publications
Baby Corn. WSU Extension Publication PNW0532. 8 pages. Published May 2000.
Commercial Red Raspberry Production in the PNW. WSU Extension Publication PNW0598. 105 pages. Published October 2007.
Edamame. WSU Extension Publication PNW0525. 8 pages. Published March 2000.
Growing Wasabi. WSU Extension Publication PNW0605. 12 pages. Published May 2008.
Growing Wheat in Western Washington. WSU Extension Publication EM022E. 16 pages. Published November 2009.
Pea Shoots. WSU Extension Publication PNW567. 12 pages. Published June 2003.
Physiological Leaf Roll of Tomato. WSU Extension Publication PNW616 4 pages. Published January 2010.
Portable Field Hoophouse WSU Extension Publication EM015 6 pages. Published February 1997. Revised June 2009. This publication replaces EB1825.
Spelt for Human Health and Nutrition. WSU Extension Publication EB1977 8 pages. Published October 2004.
Sticky Droppings: A feed-related poultry problem. WSU Extension Publication FS002E 4 pages. Published October 2009.
Using Beneficial Nematodes for Plant Protection. WSU Extension Publication PNW544 12 pages. Published November 2000.
Publication Series
Pacific Northwest Insect Management Handbook. Primary reference document for managing agricultural insect pests in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.
Pacific Northwest Plant Disease Management Handbook. Searchable guide with helpful menus and photos.
Pacific Northwest Vegetable Production Guides
Pacific Northwest Weed Management Handbook. A quick and ready reference of weed control practices used in various cropping systems or site/situations in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho.
Books
Farming Bamboo. By Daphne Lewis and Carol Miles. Lulu Press. 2007. 240 pages. Overview of how to establish, maintain, harvest and market bamboo on a farm scale, including thinning and renovating a grove to maximize bamboo pole and shoot production. Information on plant sources, how to select and prepare a planting site, plant nutrition, irrigation, and pest management is also included. Also includes an encyclopedia of bamboo species that are most likely to be successful for production of poles and shoots. Methods for controlling bamboo to prevent spread of one planting into another area also discussed. This book is available for sale from several sources.
Making the Conversion to Sustainable Agroecosystems: Principles, Processes, and Practices. Chapter: Pacific Northwest USA. Chapter authors: Miles, C., D. Granatstein, D. Huggins, S. Jones, and J. Myers. Book editors: Stephen R. Gliessman, Martha Rosemeyer, and Sean Swezey. CRC Press Advances in Agroecology Series. 2009.
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