Info from SARE Projects: Western Region

SARE funds research, education and demonstration projects, some of which generate informational products such as books, bulletins or websites. See the links below to view those products or to browse the SARE projects database. Inclusion of a resource does not constitute endorsement by SARE nor does exclusion imply that other resources are not suitable. This partial list will be continually updated.

To order, use the contact information listed for each item. DO NOT ORDER FROM SARE Outreach.

Title: A guide to orchard alley cropping: for fertility, mulch and soil conservation
To Order: Craig Eletvich, Holualoa, HI, 96725; (808) 324-4427 (ph); (808) 324-4129 (fax)

Title: Agrosystems Science: integrating participatory, biological and systems research into interACTION
Format: Extension
To Order: William Peachey, Corvallis, OR, 97331; (541) 737-3152 (ph)

Title: Cattle Grazing Dispersion and Riparian Ecosystems
To Order: Patrick Momont, Univ. of ID, Caldwell R/E Center, 16952 South Tenth Ave, Caldwell, ID, 83605; (208) 459-6365 (ph); (208) 454-7612 (fax)

Title: Commission reports: Oregon Processed Vegetable Commission
Format: Extension
To Order: William Peachey, Corvallis, OR, 97331; (541) 737-3152 (ph)

Title: Cover Crops: An Investment in our future
Format: Video Fact Sheet Extension
To Order: Nancy Wiggett, Mont Vernon, WA, 98232; (360) 428-4270 (ph); (360) 428-4263 (fax)

Title: Farming in the 21st century: A documentary photography project
Format: Video
To Order: Philip Rasmussen, Logan, UT, 84322; (801) 797-3537 (ph); (801) 797-3376 (fax)

Title: Impacts of Livestock on Shore Birds: A review and Application to Shore Birds of the Western Great Basin
To Order: Hudson Glimp, Reno, NV, 89557; (775) 784-4254 (ph); (775) 784-1375 (fax)

Title: Influence of Annual Medics
To Order: James Krall, Torrington, WY, 82240; (307) 532-7194 (ph); (307) 532-5549 (fax)

Title: Intercropping Annual Legumes with Irrigated Corn
The objective of the study was to determine the most appropriate pasture legume species that could be used for an irrigated corn–legume system. To accomplish this, field experiments were conducted under irrigation at four sites in Wyoming. Eight legume species planted with corn were compared with monoculture corn under weed-free and weedy conditions.
To Order: James Krall, Torrington, WY, 82240; (307) 532-7194 (ph); (307) 532-5549 (fax)
Resource available online at: http://agron.scijournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/95/3/520

Title: Irrigated Corn with Inter-cropped Pasture Legumes
To Order: James Krall, Torrington, WY, 82240; (307) 532-7194 (ph); (307) 532-5549 (fax)

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