Agriculture: Forage Crops, 1939-1941

1. Newspaper clipping: Crop Acreage Expanded Here - Insect Pest Control Methods Imported to Agricultural Harvest. Tigard Sentinel, December 6, 1941.

2. Newspaper clipping: First Crop of Umatilla County Hay Cut. East Oregonian, May 31, 1939.

3. Newspaper clipping: Alsike Clover Production Up - Seed Crop is Expected to be About 38 per cent Larger than '39. Lake County Examiner, October 17, 1940.

4. Newspaper clipping: Bent Grass Harvesting Under Way. Astorian Budget, August 21, 1939.

5. Newspaper clipping: Oregon Dominates Bent Grass Output. La Grande Observer, August 23, 1939.

6. Newspaper clipping: Canary Grass is Old Timer Here - Permanent Crop. Coos Bay Times, January 28, 1941.

7. Newspaper clipping: Threshing Josephine County's Biggest Clover Crop. Grants Pass Courier, September 22, 1939.

8. Newspaper clipping: Urges Clover Seed Growing - Market Held Unlimited for Native Variety. Wallowa Sun, March 6, 1941.

9. Newspaper clipping: Urge Planting of White Clover. Malheur Enterprise, January 30, 1941.

10. Newspaper clipping: Seed Growers Urged to Plant White Clover. Malheur Enterpirse, January 30, 1941.

11. Newspaper clipping: Two New Crops Receive Trial. Lebanon Express, October 17, 1940.

12. Newspaper clipping: Crop Rotation Proves Value in Seed Growing. Benton County Herald, March 13, 1941.

13. Newspaper clipping: Fescue Grass Now Favored. Tillamook Headlight Herald, March 27, 1941.

14. Newspaper clipping: Creeping Fescue Joins Long List of Seed Grasses. La Grande Observer, October 16, 1940.

15. Newspaper clipping: Austrian Peas Grown in Oregon - Acreage Expanded from Small Test Plot. Prineville Central Oregonian, March 14, 1940.

16. Newspaper clipping: New Zealand Seed Popular in Oregon. Nestucca News; Experiment Station Notes. La Grande Observer, November 22, 1939; Test to Cover Variety, Seed - Agent Traces Project - Koch Cooperating. McMinnville Telephone Register, May 11, 1939.

17. Newspaper clipping: Harney Branch Station Conducts New Experiments. Times Herald, Burns, January 24, 1941.

18. Newspaper clipping: Managed Grazing Aids Grass Crop. Itemizer Observer, October 24, 1940.

19. Newspaper clipping: Grass Seed Bed Needs Attention. La Grande Itemizer Observer, October 30, 1940.

20. Newspaper clipping: Guardian of the Soil. Western World, Bandon, September 12, 1940.

21. Newspaper clipping: Fescue Grass is Grown for Seed. Lake County Examiner and Lake County Tribune, February 27, 1941.

22. Newspaper clipping: Tons of Seed Gathered by SCS Nursery Units. Arlington Bulletin, November 1, 1940.

23. Newspaper clipping: Large Seed Industry Being Developed in Oregon. Milwaukie Review, August 24, 1939.

24. Newspaper clipping: Hard Seed Can Prevent Loss - Helps Insure Against Crop Failure. Amity Standard, December 19, 1940.

25. Newspaper clipping: Pastures Deserve Close Attention. Klamath Falls News Herald, April 10, 1941.

26. Newspaper clipping: Dairyment Get Lotus Seeds - Sod Distributed at Field Day. Oregonian, May 18, 1941.

27. Newspaper clipping: Michels Grass Does Not Do Well Here. New Era, Sweet Home, October 17, 1940.

28. Newspaper clipping: Forage Nurseries Planted Near Here. Siuslaw Oar, November 8, 1940.

29. Newspaper clipping: Georgia Likes Oregon Pea Seed. Itemizer Observer, October 3, 1940.

30. Newspaper clipping: Big Acreage Devoted to Legume Twins. Corvallis Gazette Times, March 27, 1941.

31. Newspaper clipping: Pea Vine Tests Made - Umatilla County Eyes Union Experiments. East Oregonian, August 12, 1939.

32. Newspaper clipping: New Grass Seed Crop Shows Great Promise. Prineville Central Oregonian, October 17, 1940.

33. Newspaper clipping: Producers of Seeds Turn Handicaps to Make Good Profits. Banner Courier, Oregon City, June 7, 1940.

34. Newspaper clipping: Sorghums, Millets, Sudan Grass Growing in Crop Importance; Oregon Shows Great Increase in Alfalfa. McMinnville Telephone Register, July 13, 1939.

35. Newspaper clipping: Much Interest in Inoculation. Monmouth Herald, November 17, 1940.

36. Newspaper clipping: Willamette Vetch a New Variety. Sherwood Valley News, July 18, 1940.

37. Newspaper clipping: Willamette Vetch in AAA Program. Beaverton Review. August 30, 1940.

38. Newspaper clipping: Hairy Vetch, Comparatively New Crop in Deschutes County, Shows Excellent Results. Redmond Spokesman, June 27, 1940.

39. Newspaper clipping: Hairy Vetch Seed Grants Authorized. Itemizer Observer, October 3, 1940.

40. Newspaper clipping: Wheat and Clover Found Good for Fat. Evening Astorian Budget, March 21, 1941.