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Annual Vegetable Evaluations 2004

Results from annual vegetable evaluations done in 2004 at the Georgeson Botanical Garden Show Less

Zachary Baer, Lauren Esmailka,... ~ Catalog # C129 ~ Jun 1, 2005

Fertilizer and Lime Influences on Engmo Timothy Yield and Mineral Composition on the Lower Kenai Peninsula of Alaska

This report summarizes the results of three separate experiments evaluating the effects of lime and fertilizers on forage production and chemical composition of Engmo timothy on Kachemak silk loam. Show Less

Winston M. Laughlin, Glenn R. Smith,... ~ Catalog # C38 ~ May 1, 1981

Effects of Potassium, Sulfur, Nitrogen Rate, and Nitrogen Source on Bromegrass Forage Yield and Composition

The production of adequate, high-quality forage is essential for Alaska's livestock industry. This bulleting discusses the effects of potassium, sulfure, nitrogen rate and nitrogen source on bromegrass. Show Less

Winston M. Laughlin, Glenn R. Smith,... ~ Catalog # B-72 ~ Sep 1, 1987

Effects of Nitrogen Lime and Boron on Candle Rape Grown in the Trapper Creek and Pt. MacKenzie Area of Southcentral Alaska

When growers in the Susitna Valley and later in the Pt. MacKenzie area of southcentral Alaska inquired as to the feasibility of growing rapeseed, we decided to determine the crops suitability and performance by conducting a field experiment. These are the results. Show Less

Winston M. Laughlin, Glenn R. Smith,... ~ Catalog # B-74 ~ Oct 1, 1987

Influence of Nitrogen Rate, Nitrogen Source, and Phosphorus Rate on Native Bluejoint Grass Yield and Composition on the Lower Kenai Peninsula

This 11-year study was undertaken to determine responses of native bluejoint to two rates of nitrogen (N) supplosed by ammonium nitrate (AN), urea and two rates of phosphorous (P) on Kachemak silt loam at two locations on the lower Kenai Peninsula. Show Less

Winston M. Laughlin, Glenn R. Smith,... ~ Catalog # B-76 ~ Oct 1, 1987

"Effects of Four Rates of Three Nitrogen Sources on Yield and Chemical Composition of Manchar Bromegrass Forage in The Matanuska Valley"

In this publication, chemical determinations provide data showing the effects of different nitrogen sources and rates on the composition of forage produced in Alaska. Show Less

Winston M. Laughlin ~ Catalog # B-6 ~ Jul 1, 1978

Comparison of Single and Split Applications of Ammonium Nitrate, with and without Potassium, to Bromegrass in The Matanuska Valley

Presents the results of different schedules of fertilizer applications to bromegrass in the Matanuska Valley of Southcentral Alaska. Show Less

Winston M. Laughlin ~ Catalog # B-7 ~ Jul 1, 1978

Fertilizer Practices for Bromegrass

Response of bromegrass to nitrogen and to fall and spring applications of different rates of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium in Alaska's Matanuska Valley Show Less

Winston M. Laughlin ~ Catalog # B-32 ~ Apr 1, 1962

Fertilizing Bluejoint Hay Meadows on the Lower Kenai Peninsula

This circular provide guidance on fertilizing native hay meadows of bluejoint reedgrass on the lower Kenai Peninsula. It is based on a number of experiment trials conducted by the authors on Kachemake silt loam at various Show Less

William W. Mitchell, W. M. Laughlin.... ~ Catalog # C45 ~ Feb 1, 1983

Forage yield and Quality of Cereals at Pt. MacKenzie

Cereals are an important option for forage production in the Pt. MacKenzie agricultural project area, located about 40 miles southwest of Palmer. Show Less

William W. Mitchell, James V. Drew... ~ Catalog # B-61 ~ Aug 1, 1983

Perennial Grass and Soil Responses to Four Phosphorus Rates At Point MacKenzie

This is the second year of study on phosphorous rates, continuing the work done in RPR-1. Show Less

William W. Mitchell, G. Allen... ~ Catalog # RPR-2 ~ May 1, 1987

Phosphorous rate Effects on Establishment of Perennial Grasses And on Soil Values at Point MacKenzie

This study was started in 1985 to determine the response of three perennial grasses to phosphorous applications and to development soil test criteria for measuring residual phosphorous. Show Less

William W. Mitchell, G. Allen... ~ Catalog # RPR-1 ~ Feb 1, 1986

Ryegrasses: An Option for an Annual Forage Crop in Alaska

This bulletin presents information from a number of trials conducted in the Palmer, Pt. MacKenzie, Delta and homer areas over a period of years. It provides yield and quality data for certain varieties selected from a number tested. Show Less

William W. Mitchell ~ Catalog # B-64 ~ Jan 1, 1970

Perennial Grass Trials for Forage Purpose in Three Areas of Southcentral Alaska

Forage trials of seeded perennial grasses were conducted at four sites in three areas of southcentral Alaska. Show Less

William W. Mitchell ~ Catalog # B-73 ~ Apr 1, 1986

Revegetation Research on Coal Mine Overburden Materials in Interior to Southcentral Alaska

Plant material and planting and fertilizer scheduling studies were conducted on coal mine overburden materials in the Nenana coal field at the Usibelli coal min nearly Healthy, in the Matanuska coal field at the Jonesville mine north of Anchorage and at two test pits in the Beluga coal field west of Anchorage. Show Less

William W. Mitchell ~ Catalog # B-79 ~ Nov 1, 1987

Effects of Nitrogen and Phosphorus Fertilization on Yield and Crude Protein Content of Oat Forage at Pt. MacKenzie

The research reported here is a continuance of previous work at Point MacKenzie that has provided information on yield and response of oats to fertilizer treatments. Show Less

William W. Mitchell ~ Catalog # B-80 ~ May 1, 1989

Yield and Quality of Timothy in Southcentral Alaska

This bulletin summarizes information on yield and quality of timothy as it relates to management practices. Most of the data were obtained in research trials conducted by the author at locations in southcentral Alaska, in particular at Pt. MacKenzie. Show Less

William W. Mitchell ~ Catalog # B-82 ~ Oct 1, 1989

Three Varieties of Native Alaskan Grasses for Revegetation Purposes

The objective of these studies involved determining commercially available cultivars that would satisfy needs for ground cover at revegation sites. Show Less

William W. Mitchell ~ Catalog # C32 ~ Dec 1, 1979

Raising Dairy Calves and Heifers in Alaska

Raising herd replacements in Alaska is cheaper than buying them from the States. This publication discusses raises dairy calves and heifers. Show Less

William J. Sweetman, Wallace R.... ~ Catalog # C17 ~ May 1, 1951

Better Forage for Alaska: A Progress Report

Better forage management can increase the dairyman's profits. This publication describes recent Alaskan studies in this field. Show Less

William J. Sweetman, H. J. Hodgson, A.... ~ Catalog # C12 ~ Jun 1, 1950

Getting a start in dairying in Alaska

Facts to consider before you start a dairy in Alaska Show Less

William J. Sweetman, C. Ivan Branton... ~ Catalog # B-19 ~ Sep 1, 1955

Dairy Herd Improvement by Introducing High Milk Production into a Herd of High Testing Cows

This bulletin reports on dairy herd improvement by crossing breeds. Show Less

William J. Sweetman ~ Catalog # B-36 ~ May 1, 1965

An Examination of a Development Rights Purchase Program For Alaska Agricultural Lands

This report discusses the feasibility of an alternative means of preserving agricultural lands, namely, the public purchase of development rights from private landowners. Show Less

William G. Workman, Edward L. Arobio,... ~ Catalog # MP 1979-01 ~ Jan 1, 1979

Creating a Northern Agriculture. Part I, An Agricultural Development Perspective

This bulletin is one of a series that are intended to direct attention to opportunities for development of a northern agriculture. Show Less

Wayne E. Burton ~ Catalog # B-42 ~ Jun 1, 1975

Creating a Northern Agriculture. Part II, Historical Perspectives in Alaskan Agriculture

This bulletin is one of a series that are intended to direct attention to opportunities for development of a northern agriculture. Show Less

Wayne E. Burton ~ Catalog # B-43 ~ Jul 1, 1975

Creating a Northern Agriculture. Part III, Defining Parameters of Agricultural Potential in Alaska

This bulletin is one of a series that are intended to direct attention to opportunities for development of a northern agriculture. Show Less

Wayne E. Burton ~ Catalog # B-44 ~ Aug 1, 1975

Creating a Northern Agriculture. Part IV, Reservation and Preservation of Agricultural Land in Alaska

This bulletin is one of a series that are intended to direct attention to opportunities for development of a northern agriculture. Show Less

Wayne E. Burton ~ Catalog # B-45 ~ Jan 1, 1976

Creating a Northern Agriculture. Part V, An Agroeuthenics Approach to Development in Alaska

This bulletin is one of a series that are intended to direct attention to opportunities for development of a northern agriculture. Show Less

Wayne E. Burton ~ Catalog # B-46 ~ Feb 1, 1976

Controlled Environment Agriculture--A Pilot Project

The controlled-environment agriculture (CEA) project discussed in this report was first conceived in 1979. The ability to control the growing atmosphere through use of advanced lighting techniques, CO2 supplementation, regrigeration and heating controls has made this possible. Show Less

Wayne C. Thomas, Robert A. Norton,... ~ Catalog # B-55 ~ Sep 1, 1980

An Economic Analysis of Fluid Milk Processing in Alaska

The priimary purpose of this project, planned for 19 dairy farms a 3,000 cows, is an expanded and stable milk supply base sufficient to achieve processing throughput efficiences. Show Less

Wayne C. Thomas, O. E. Schock ~ Catalog # B-65 ~ Jun 1, 1985

Triticale Compared With Oats And Weal Barley As A Forage At Pt. MacKenzie

This study conpared triticale, oats and barely as forage crops at Pt. MacKenzie. Show Less

W.W. Mitchell ~ Catalog # RPR-8 ~ Mar 1, 1989

General Recommendations, Fertilizers for Alaska 1958 and 1959

W.M. Laughlin, R.L. Taylor, M.F.... ~ Catalog # C513 ~ Jan 1, 1958

Feeding Dairy Cows In The Matanuska Region, Alaska

The information given in this circular is drawn from experience of the Alaska Agricultural Experiment Stations in handling their dairy herd at the Matansuak station and from other authoritative sources. Show Less

W. T. White ~ Catalog # C5A ~ Oct 1, 1933

Better Forage for Alaska's Dairy Industry with Particular Reference to the Matanuska Valley.

This bulletin discusses forage crops for Alaska's dairy industry. Show Less

W. J. Sweetman, A. L. Brundage, ~ Catalog # B-30 ~ Jul 1, 1960

Wintering Breeding Ewes in Alaska

A series of five one-year trials was outlined to determine results of wintering pregnant ewes on locally-grown roughages Show Less

W. J. Ebert ~ Catalog # C6 ~ Nov 19, 2019

Annual & Perennial Herb Evaluations 2004

Results from annual and perennial herb evalutions performed in 2004. Show Less

Virginia Damron, Barbara Rondine,... ~ Catalog # C130 ~ Jun 1, 2005

Agricultural Research at the Fairbanks Research Center Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station

University of Alaska, Fairbanks.... ~ Catalog # MP 1983-03 ~ Jun 1, 1983

Reforestation Needs and Opportunities for Carbon Sequestration in Alaska

Proceedings from the Alaska Reforestation Council, May 2001 workshop Show Less

University of Alaska, Fairbanks.... ~ Catalog # MP 2001-02 ~ Dec 1, 2001

Preparing for Wildfire: A Guide for Homeowners

A guide for homeowners to help prepare for wildfires Show Less

University of Alaska Fairbanks,... ~ Catalog # MP 2005-04 ~ Jun 1, 2005

Alaska Farm Facts: A Compilation of Agricultural Statistics for the Years 1953 through 1957

A compilation of agricultural statistics for the years 1953-1957 Show Less

University of Alaska Agricultural... ~ Catalog # B-27 ~ Jun 1, 1958

Caring for Black or White Spruce Christmas Trees

Information on caring for black or white spruce Christmas trees in Alaska. Show Less

Tom Malone, Allen P. Richmond ~ Catalog # MP 1988-03 ~ Jun 1, 1996

Interpreting Feed Analysis of Alaska Forage

This circular discusses interpreting feed analysis of Alaska forage. Show Less

Thomas R. Jahns, Milan P. Shipka ~ Catalog # C126 ~ Sep 1, 2004

List of Plant Species Present on Forest Permanent Sample Plots in Interior...

Objectives of this project are to establish and maintain a system of permanent sample plots to monitor forest growth, yield, forest health and ecological conditions/change. This publication lists species present at these sample plots. Show Less

Thomas Malone, Edmond C. Packee,... ~ Catalog # MP 2012-01 ~ Jun 1, 2012

Lime Requirement Indices of Alaskan Soils

The purpose of this research was to determine the quantity of lime required to raised the initial pH of various acide soilds collected throughout the state of Alaska to a final pH of 6.5 Show Less

Thomas E. Loynachan ~ Catalog # B-52 ~ Jun 1, 1979

The Alaska Public Land Planning Directory, 2001

This report is intended for anyone with questions on public land management in Alaska. Show Less

Susan Todd ~ Catalog # MP 2001-01 ~ Dec 1, 2001

Wildland Fire in Alaska

A History of Organized Fire Suppression and Management in the Last Frontier Show Less

Susan K. Todd, Holly Ann Jewkes ~ Catalog # B-114 ~ Mar 1, 2006

Non-Market Valuation of Open Space and Other Amenities Associated with Retention of Lands in Agricultural Use

This study utilizes a contingent valuation iterative bidding game to estimate the willingness of Matanuska-Susitna Borough residents to pay to preserve open space and other historical/environmental amenities associated with farming activities. Show Less

Steven D. Beasley, William G.... ~ Catalog # B-71 ~ Feb 1, 1986

Response of Bluejoint Reedgrass Dominated Stands to Mowing and Nitrogen Fertilization in Central Alaska

The objectives of this study were to determine the effects of different mowing treatments and N fertilizer applications on treatment year and post-treatment year bluejoint reedgrass yield, forage quality and persistence in central Alaska and to determine if fairly intensive management could be used to either control growth and reduce stands of the grass as a weed or enhance its use as a forage crop. Show Less

Stephen Sparrow, M.T. Panciera ~ Catalog # B-112 ~ Feb 1, 2005

Establishing a Lawn in Interior Alaska

Information on establishing a lawn in Interior Alaska. Show Less

Stephen Sparrow, F. J. Wooding ~ Catalog # C29 ~ Mar 1, 1977

Forage Crop Variety Trials in the Tanana Valley of Interior of Alaska

Results from forage crop variety trials performed in the Tanana Valley. Show Less

Stephen Sparrow, darleen t. masiak... ~ Catalog # C125 ~ Jun 1, 2004

Growing Our Energy at Home: Biomass Crops in Alaska

This publication reports on research being done on the cropping potential of crops for biomass. Specifically growing barley, canola and woody shrubs. Show Less

Stephen Sparrow, Amanda Byrd,... ~ Catalog # MP 2014-15 ~ Jun 1, 2014

Results from the 1989 Alaska Barley Breeding Program

This circular documents the current status of research in cultivar development associated with the Alaska barley breeding program. Show Less

Stephen Dofing, S. A. Blake ~ Catalog # C79 ~ Jun 1, 1990

Results from the 1992 Alaska Barley Breeding Program

This circular documents the current status of research in cultivar development associated with the Alaska barley breeding program. Show Less

Stephen Dofing, Charles W. Knight,... ~ Catalog # C92 ~ Dec 1, 1992

Head Lettuce Variety Performance, Matanuska Valley, Alaska, 1996

The performance of 15 varieties of head lettuce grown in the Matanuska Valley in 1996. Show Less

Stephen Dofing M., James L. Walworth,... ~ Catalog # C108 ~ Dec 1, 1996

Results from the 1990 Alaska Barley Breeding Program

This circular documents the current status of research in cultivar development associated with the Alaska barley breeding program. Show Less

Stephen Dofing M., Charles W. Knight,... ~ Catalog # C82 ~ Feb 1, 1991

Results from the 1991 Alaska Barley Breeding Program

This circular documents the current status of research in cultivar development associated with the Alaska barley breeding program. Show Less

Stephen Dofing M., Charles W. Knight,... ~ Catalog # C85 ~ Nov 1, 1991

Nitrogen-Fixation By Legumes In Interior Alaska

This research began to determine how much nitrogen different types of legumes can fix in interior Alaska. Show Less

Stephen D. Sparrow, Verlan L.... ~ Catalog # RPR-17 ~ Nov 1, 1990

No-till Forage Establishment in Alaska

We assess the effectiveness of no-till forage establishment at six Alaska locations: Anchor Point, Sterling, Point MacKenzie, Palmer, Delta Junction and Fairbanks. Show Less

Stephen D. Sparrow, Michael T.... ~ Catalog # B-110 ~ Sep 1, 2003

Effect of Different Herbicides on Various Legume Crops in Interior Alaska

The results of an evaluation of nine herbicides on selected legumes, some non-legume crops and weeds at two sites in Interior Alaska. Show Less

Stephen D. Sparrow, Jeffrey S. Conn... ~ Catalog # RPR-29 ~ Sep 1, 1992

Visitor Preferences for Interpretation in the Kennecott Mill Town, Wrangell-St. Elias National Park

This report compiles the results from a study on visitor preferences for interpretation in the Kennecott Mill Town within Wrangell St - Elias National Park. Show Less

Stephen C. Taylor, Peter J. Fix ~ Catalog # B-113 ~ Feb 1, 2006

More Eggs from Alaska Flocks

Laying hens provide a year-round income, utilize off-season labor, help build a permanent system of agriculture in Alaska. Show Less

Stanley L. Balloun ~ Catalog # C8 ~ Jun 1, 1948

Subsistence sharing networks and cooperation: Kaktovik, Wainwright and Venetie, Alaska

A final report on the Sharing Project which analyzed social networks of sharing and cooperation that are part of Alaska Native subsistence-cash economies and explored the potential vulnerability and resilience of Alaska rural communities to conditions of social and ecological change. Show Less

Shauna B. BurnSilver, James S.... ~ Catalog # MP 2015-02 ~ Jun 1, 2016

Alaska Berries: Controlled Environment Production for Berries for Commerical Crops

Information about a study on controlled environment production of berries as commercial crops. Show Less

School of Natural Resources and... ~ Catalog # MP 2009-02 ~ Jun 1, 2009

Turfgrass in the North

Research on sports turf and turfgrasses in Alaska. Show Less

School of Natural Resources and... ~ Catalog # MP 2008-04 ~ Jun 1, 2008

Growing Fresh Vegetables: Midnight sunlight & the Earth's warmth

Information about the greenhouses in use at Chena Hot Springs Resort. Show Less

School of Natural Resources and... ~ Catalog # MP 2009-10 ~ Jun 1, 2009

Wetlands and Wastewater - Treatment in Alaska

Information on wetlands and waste water treatment in Alaska. Show Less

School of Natural Resources &... ~ Catalog # MP 2005-02 ~ Jun 1, 2005

Edda Barley for Alaska

The purpose of this circular is to give the origin, description and performance of Edda in comparison with those varieties commonly grown in Alaska. Show Less

Samuel C. Litzenberger, B.M. Bensin... ~ Catalog # C16 ~ Apr 1, 1951

Golden Rain Oats for Alaska

Information about growing golden rain oats in Alaska. Show Less

Samuel C. Litzenberger ~ Catalog # C15 ~ Jun 1, 1951

Results of The 1989 Northwestern Canada Barley Trial Grown At Palmer

This is a report on a trial of thirty types of barley grown at the Matanuska Research Farm. Show Less

S.M. Dofing, S.A. Blake, R.I. Wolfe... ~ Catalog # RPR-11 ~ Feb 1, 1990

Results of The 1990 Northwestern Canada Barley Trial Grown At Palmer

This is a report on a trial of thirty types of barley grown at the Matanuska Research Farm in 1990. Show Less

S.M. Dofing, S.A. Blake, R.I. Wolfe... ~ Catalog # RPR-19 ~ Dec 1, 1990

Malting Barley Quality in Alaska: A Preliminary Study

This study provides a preliminary assessment of the quality of malt barley produced in Alaska. Show Less

S.M. Dofing, R.G. Gavlak, C.W. Knight... ~ Catalog # RPR-26 ~ Aug 1, 1991

The Role of Irradiation in Food Processing: Can it Benefit Alaska?

A feasibility study to evaluate the potential social and economic benefits and risks as well as the costs of using the process in Alaska on Alaskan products is being coordinated by the Institute of Northern Engineering. Show Less

Ruthman B. Swanson, Carol E. Lewis,... ~ Catalog # C64 ~ Mar 1, 1988

Restaurant Interviews to Determine Demand for Baby Greens in Alaska

This report analyzes market opportunities for baby greens in Alaska. Show Less

Roseann Leiner ~ Catalog # MP 2006-02 ~ Jun 1, 2006

Head Lettuce Variety Performance Matanuska Valley, Alaska, 2000 & 2001

Results of head lettuce variety performance trials performed in the Matanuska valley in 2000 and 2001. Show Less

Roseann H. Leiner ~ Catalog # C123 ~ Sep 1, 2003

Planning a Forest Inventory: Guidelines for Managers of Alaska Native Lands

The purpose of this circular is to provide guidelines for corporate land managers who make decisions about forest inventory on their lands. Show Less

Ronald K. Miller, Anthony Gasbarro... ~ Catalog # C69 ~ Oct 1, 1989

Alaska's Multibooms

In this study, we are concerned with the dramatic change of events which have had a major impact on the geographic landscape of an area. As a framwork for the initial study, we review those events which have been given attention as boom-type activities in the historical literature of Alaska. Show Less

Roger W. Pearson, Edwin M. Rhoades,... ~ Catalog # C73 ~ Jan 1, 1990

Dragonhead Mint as a Potential Agronomic Crop for Alaska

This study investigates dragonhead mint for its potential as an ingredient in commercially sold food for wild birds. Show Less

Robert Van Veldhuizen ~ Catalog # MP 2006-01 ~ Jun 1, 2006

Performance of Agronomic Crop Varieties in Alaska 1978-2012

Updated report on continued Agronomic crop testing. Show Less

Robert M. Van Veldhuizen, Mingchu... ~ Catalog # B-116 ~ Jun 1, 2017

Agronomic Crop Variety Testing in Fairbanks Alaska 1948 – 2013

This is a supplement to AFES Bulletin 116 on agronomic crops. Show Less

Robert M. Van Veldhuizen, Mingchu... ~ Catalog # MP 2014-06 ~ Jun 1, 2014

Performance of Agronomic Crop Varieties in Alaska 1978-2002

The main purpose of this publication is to provide basic information on small grain and oilseed variety testing, along with information on successful cultural practices identified by research conducted from 1978 through 2000. Show Less

Robert M. Van Veldhuizen, Charles W.... ~ Catalog # B-111 ~ Oct 1, 2004

Waste-Management Systems for Dairy Farms in Alaska

This circular discusses the issues with and strategies for waste handling in dairy farms in Alaska. Show Less

Robert F. Cullum ~ Catalog # C47 ~ May 1, 1983

Air Transport of Alaskan Reindeer

This report describes one aspect of successful air transport of reindeer developed over 20 years in Alaska. Show Less

Robert A. Dieterich ~ Catalog # C70 ~ Dec 1, 1989

Management and Medical Aspects of Reindeer Farming: Examining the Basics

This circular discusses management and medical aspects of reindeer farming, including disesases, calf care and more. Show Less

Robert A. Dieterich ~ Catalog # C96 ~ Sep 1, 1993

Opportunities for Woody Biomass Fuel Crops in Interior Alaska

Information on crops that can be used as biomass fuel in Alaska Show Less

Robbin Garber-Slaght, Stephen... ~ Catalog # MP 2009-09 ~ Jun 1, 2009

Eskimos, Reindeer, and Land

This report is based on an interdisciplinary research study undertaken to investigate the social, economic and cultural aspects of reindeer herding in northwestern Alaska. Show Less

Richard O. Stern, Edward L. Arobio,... ~ Catalog # B-59 ~ Dec 1, 1980

Root Maggots in Alaska

Information on root maggots and mitigating their effects on crops. Show Less

Richard H. Washburn ~ Catalog # C19 ~ Feb 1, 1953

Agricultural Possibilities Of Alaska's Kenai Peninsula

During the summer of 1950, an intensive study was made on the Kenai Peninsula to determine the extent of its agricultural development and the plans and problems of current settlers. All available settlers residing in accessible areas were interviewed. Notes were also collected concerning non-resident or absentee landholders. The resulting information consequently covers the agricultural community that has developed under existing conditions of help, hindrance and laissez faire. The study furnishes guides useful in formulating public settlement policies for the Kenai-Kasilof area and to individuals who might wish to locate in this or other sections of the Peninsula. Show Less

Richard E. McCurdy, Hugh A. Johnson... ~ Catalog # B-13 ~ Mar 1, 1951

Farming In Alaska

An analysis of commercial farming in Alaska. Show Less

Richard A. Andrews, Hugh A. Johnson... ~ Catalog # B-20 ~ Oct 1, 1956

Reindeer Recipes: Gourmet Meals Featuring Alaska's Natural Livestock

Recipes for gourmet meals featuring Reindeer. Show Less

Reindeer Research Program,... ~ Catalog # MP 2015-01 ~ Jun 1, 2015

Vegetable Variety Trials Matanuska Valley, Alaska 1989

Reults from vegetable variety trials conducted in the Matanuska Valley in 1989. Show Less

Raymond G. Gavlak, Carling, Don, Mary... ~ Catalog # C80 ~ May 1, 1990

Effect of Reed Canarygrass and Red Clover Mixtures on Forage Yield and Mineral Content in Southcentral Alaska

This study looks at the effect of red clover and reed canary grass on companion plantings with legumes and its effect on yield and mineral content at three sites in Southcentral Alaska. Show Less

Raymond G. Gavlak, Beth A. Hall ~ Catalog # RPR-39 ~ Jun 1, 2002

Producing and processing reindeer velvet antler

This circular discusses the processing of reindeer antler velvet. Show Less

Ray Grover Jr.., B.A., Lyle A.... ~ Catalog # C99 ~ Oct 1, 1994

Identifying Alkaloids in Alaska Lupinus with reference to crooked calf disease

Crooked calf disease is a skeletal deformity in calves. This study looks at alkaloids in Alaska lupinus if cows eat it during days 40 and 70 of gestation. Show Less

Ray Grover Jr., Lyle A. Renecker,... ~ Catalog # C104 ~ Sep 1, 1995

Gasser Wheat, A New Grain for Alaska

History and growing information on gasser wheat, a new grain for Alaska. Show Less

R.L. Taylor, J.C. Brinsmade ~ Catalog # C21 ~ Oct 1, 1955

Quality Assessment of Reindeer Meat

This circular explores quality and sale of reindeer meat. Show Less

R. B. Swanson, M. P. Penfield, D.... ~ Catalog # C78 ~ Feb 1, 1990

Growth Performance of Holstein Dairy Calves Supplemented with a Probiotic

This study summarizes growth performance results from a study that incorporated a pribiotic into the feed of dairy calves. Show Less

Paul M. Windschitl, Kirsten M.... ~ Catalog # RPR-22 ~ Apr 1, 1991

Investigation on the Optimum Level of Salmon Meal for Use in Dairy Cow Diets

This circular reports on results of a recently completed milk production trial at the Palmer dairy research center involving the feeding of low levels of SM to early-lactation dairy cows. Show Less

Paul M. Windschitl, Kirsten M.... ~ Catalog # C83 ~ Dec 1, 1990

Perennial Plant Trials at the Georgeson Botanical Garden

Results form perennial plant trials done at the Georgeson Botanical Gardens in Fairbanks in 1998. Show Less

Patricia S. Pat Holloway... ~ Catalog # C114 ~ Dec 1, 1998

Peony Research 2009

A summary of peony research done in 2009. Show Less

Patricia S. Holloway, Shannon... ~ Catalog # MP 2010-02 ~ Jun 1, 2010

Post-Harvest Handling Methods for Enhanced Competitiveness of Fresh Cut Peonies: Vase Life Studies

This report summarizes a series of experiments conducted to establish standards for best quality fresh cut flowers to meet or exceed rigerous international industry requirements. Show Less

Patricia S. Holloway, Ruth Osborne,... ~ Catalog # RPR-48 ~ Jan 1, 2015

Checklist of Landscape Plant Materials for the Tanana Valley

A list of landscape plants tested in cultivar trials for hardiness in Alaska. Show Less

Patricia S. Holloway, Patricia J.... ~ Catalog # MP 2005-08 ~ Jun 1, 2005

Final Report: Germination of water sedge, Carex auatilis, and Cotton Sedge...

The purpose of this project was to explore methods of seed germination of Carex aquatilis and Eriophorum angustifolium, the learn the conditions for germination and dormancy control mechanisms and identify seed treatments that might enhance germination for eventual use in direct-seeding or plug production for wetland revegetation. Show Less

Patricia S. Holloway, M. Sean... ~ Catalog # MP 2012-02 ~ Jun 1, 2012

The State of the Alaska Peony Industry 2012

Information on the state of the Alaska peony industry in 2012, including varieties, root sales and more. Show Less

Patricia S. Holloway, Kathleen... ~ Catalog # MP 2013-03 ~ Jun 1, 2013

Peonies for Field Cut Flower Production First-Year Growth

This progress report shows results of the first season following peony planting. Show Less

Patricia S. Holloway, Janice T.... ~ Catalog # RPR-41 ~ Oct 1, 2003

Peonies for Field Cut Flower Production Second-Year Growth

This purpose of this report is to present evaluations of the cultivar trials through the 2003 growing season and identify possible problems with flowering and plant establishment. Show Less

Patricia S. Holloway, Janice T.... ~ Catalog # RPR-43 ~ Apr 1, 2004

Peonies for Field Cut Flower Production

The purpose of this report is to present results of the culitvar trials through the 2004 growing season and identify possible problems with flowering and plant establishment. Show Less

Patricia S. Holloway, Janice T.... ~ Catalog # RPR-44 ~ Jul 1, 2005

Cultivar Trials on Field-Grown Tomatoes

The purpose of this research was to evaluate new commercial cultivars and compare them against one of our standards in an attempt to expand the choices of outdoor-grown tomatoes for Interior Alaska. Show Less

Patricia S. Holloway, Janice T.... ~ Catalog # RPR-45 ~ Mar 1, 2006

2005 Potato Variety Trials in the Matanuska Valley, Alaska

Twenty-two potato varieties were tested under irrigation at the Matanuska Experiment Farm. Show Less

Patricia S. Holloway, Janice T.... ~ Catalog # RPR-46 ~ Jun 1, 2006

Annual Vegetable Trials 2008

Vegetable variety trials performed at the Georgeson Botanical Garden in 2008. Show Less

Patricia S. Holloway, Jan Hanscom,... ~ Catalog # VT 2009 - 02 ~ Mar 1, 2009

Annual Flower Plant Evaluations 1999

Results from annual flower trials were planted from May 30 through June 4, 1999. Show Less

Patricia S. Holloway, Grant Matheke,... ~ Catalog # C117 ~ Nov 1, 1999

Small-Scale Coriander Production in Alaska

A yield study on coriander. Show Less

Patricia S. Holloway, Grant Matheke,... ~ Catalog # MP 2014-08 ~ Jun 1, 2014

Annual Flowering Plant Evaluations 2010

Flowering plant evaluations done in 2010 at the Georgeson Botanical Gardens. Show Less

Patricia S. Holloway, Grant Matheke,... ~ Catalog # VT 2011 - 01 ~ Apr 1, 2011

Annual Flowering Plant Evaluations 2002

Results from annual flower evaluations done in 2002. Show Less

Patricia S. Holloway, Grant Matheke,... ~ Catalog # C122 ~ Dec 1, 2002

Annual Flower Evaluations 2003

Annual flower evaluations performed in 2003. Show Less

Patricia S. Holloway, Grant Matheke,... ~ Catalog # C124 ~ Dec 1, 2003

Annual Flowering Plant Evaluations 2009

Flowering plant evaluations done in 2009 at the Georgeson Botanical Gardens. Show Less

Patricia S. Holloway, Grant Matheke,... ~ Catalog # VT 2010 - 01 ~ Feb 1, 2010

Annual Flowering Plant Evaluations 2008

Flowering plant evaluations done in 2008 at the Georgeson Botanical Gardens. Show Less

Patricia S. Holloway, Grant Matheke,... ~ Catalog # VT 2009 - 01 ~ Mar 1, 2009

Annual Flower Evaluations 2000

Results from annual flower evaluations done in 2000. Show Less

Patricia S. Holloway, Grant Matheke... ~ Catalog # C119 ~ Jan 1, 2001

Annual Flowering Plant Trials 2007

Flowering plant evaluations done in 2007 at the Georgeson Botanical Gardens. Show Less

Patricia S. Holloway, Grant E. M.... ~ Catalog # VT 2008 - 01 ~ Jan 1, 2008

Annual Flowering Plant Evaluations 2004

Results from annual flowering plant evaluations done in 2004. Show Less

Patricia S. Holloway, Etta Gardiner,... ~ Catalog # C128 ~ Feb 1, 2005

Annual Flowering Plant Evaluations 2005

Results from annual flowering plant evaluations done in 2005. Show Less

Patricia S. Holloway, Etta Gardiner,... ~ Catalog # C131 ~ Jun 1, 2006

Annual Flowering Plant Evaluations 2006

Flowering plant evaluations done in 2006 at the Georgeson Botanical Gardens. Show Less

Patricia S. Holloway, Etta Gardiner,... ~ Catalog # VT 2007-01 ~ Jan 1, 2007

Managing Wild Bog Blueberry, Lingonberry, Cloudberry and Crowberry Stands in Alaska

This publicaiton summarizes some possible practices for managing wild berry stands in Alaska. The goal is to stimulate local experimentation with practices that have been useful elsewhere in the circumpolar North. Show Less

Patricia S. Holloway ~ Catalog # MP 2007-01 ~ Jun 1, 2007

Herb Evaluations, 2006

Herb variety trials perfomed at the Georgeson Botanical Garden in 2006. Show Less

Patricia Holloway, Grant Matheke,... ~ Catalog # VT 2007-03 ~ Feb 1, 2007

Annual Flower & Perennial Landscape Plant Evaluations 1995

Annual flower and perennial landscape plant evaluation results from 1995. Show Less

Pat Wagnerricia, Patricia S.... ~ Catalog # C105 ~ Feb 1, 1996

Annual Flower and Perennial Landscape Plant Evaluations, 1996

Results of annual flower and perennial landscape plants from 1996. Show Less

Pat Wagnerricia, Patricia S.... ~ Catalog # C109 ~ Mar 1, 1997

Annual Flower and Perennial Landscape Plant Evaluations 1993

The results of annual flower and perennial landscape plant evaluations in 1993. Show Less

Pat Wagnerricia, Patricia S.... ~ Catalog # C98 ~ May 1, 1994

Annual Flower & Perennial Landscape Plant Evaluations 1994

Results from annual flower and perennial landscape plant evaluations in 1994. Show Less

Pat Wagnerricia, Patricia S.... ~ Catalog # C102 ~ Feb 1, 1995

Recommended Vegetable Varieties for Interior Alaska

This circular is a summary of recommended vegetable varieties resulted from variety trials conducted between 1978-1985. Show Less

Pat Wagnerricia, Grant Matheke,... ~ Catalog # C76 ~ Jan 1, 1970

Summary of Vegetable Variety Trials Fairbanks, Alaska 1978-1985

Results of vegetable variety trials from 1978-1985 Show Less

Pat Wagnerricia, Grant Matheke,... ~ Catalog # C67 ~ Jan 1, 1989

Perennial Landscape Plant Evaluations 1991

The purpose of this research is to identify hardy perennials capable of surviving in subarctic environments; to evaluate the ornamental potential of these plants; and to fulfill a growing demand for information on hardy landscape plant materials by home owners, commerical growers and landscapers. Show Less

Pat Wagnerricia J., Patricia S.... ~ Catalog # C88 ~ May 1, 1992

Gardening with Annual Flowers in Interior Alaska

This circular includes recommended varieties for annual flowers in Interior Alaska. Show Less

Pat Wagner, Marilyn Griffith, Grant... ~ Catalog # C59 ~ Apr 1, 1987

Haymaking at Kenai Experiment Station

During the haymaking season the weather along the Alaskan coast is generally unfavorable. There are three conditions, however, applicable to the Cook Inlet region that tend to simplify the task of hay curing. Show Less

P.H. Ross ~ Catalog # B-3A ~ Apr 1, 1907

Summary of Vegetable Variety Trials, Fairbanks, Alaska, 1985

This report summarizes vegetable variety evaluations from 1985. Show Less

P. J. Wagner, Grant Matheke, Marilyn... ~ Catalog # C55 ~ Jan 1, 1986

Summary of Vegetable Variety Trials, Fairbanks, Alaska, 1983

This report summarizes the vegetable variety research evaluations of the UAF Horticulture department conducted in 1983. Show Less

P. J. Wagner, Grant Matheke ~ Catalog # C48 ~ Jan 1, 1984

Wildflower Seed Mixes for Interior Alaska

The objectives of this research were to characterize six native and non-native wildflower seed mixes sold in Alaska in terms of seed germination, flowering dates, winter survival and public acceptability Show Less

Ouina C. Rutledge, Patricia S.... ~ Catalog # RPR-31 ~ Feb 1, 1994

Irrigation in Alaska's Matanuska Valley

A study on using irrigation to supplement rainfall in the Matanuska Valley. Show Less

Neil Michaelson, C. Ivan Branton ~ Catalog # C2B ~ Dec 1, 1958

Alaskan Food Price Patterns

A summary of food prices in Alaska. Show Less

Monica E. Thomas ~ Catalog # B-47 ~ May 1, 1976

Post-Harvest Handling Methods for Enhanced Competitiveness of Fresh Cut Peonies: Effect of Boron and Calcium Sprays on Stem Strength of Peonies

This report summarizes the effects of boron and calcium sprays on stem strength of peonies. Show Less

Mingchu Zhang, Robert Van Veldhuisen... ~ Catalog # RPR-49 ~ Jan 1, 2015

Two Thousand Years of Peonies: Lessons for Alaska Peony Growers

History and information on the peony growing market in China. Show Less

Mingchu Zhang ~ Catalog # MP 2013-02 ~ Jun 1, 2013

Reproductive Management of Alaska Livestock

This publication is a general guide to farm animal reproduction in Alaska. Show Less

Milan P. Shipka, Janice E. Rowell ~ Catalog # C134 ~ Feb 1, 2007

Evaluation of Forage Legume Potential at Fairbanks, Point MacKenzie, and Soldotna

Experiments were conducted to evaluate forage legumes for yield, quality and persistence potential at all three locations. Show Less

Michael T. Panciera, Stephen D.... ~ Catalog # RPR-13 ~ Jun 1, 1990

Effects of Seeding Rate On Dry Matter Yield of Two Forage Rape Varieties

This report summarizes the results of a two-year study concerning the effects of seeding rates on dry matter yields of two brassica hybrids. Show Less

Michael T. Panciera, Raymond G.... ~ Catalog # RPR-21 ~ Mar 1, 1991

Growing under the midnight sun: Welcome to Pike's greenhouse

Information on the Pike's greenhouse project. Show Less

Meriam Karlsson, Jeff Werner ~ Catalog # MP 2009-06 ~ Jan 1, 1970

Growth Regulator Effects in Seed Propagated Begonia x Tuberhybrida

The growth regulators chlormequat, paclobutrazol, daminozide and Bayleton were studied for their ability to control plant heigh in seed propogated tuberous begonia. Show Less

Meriam G. Karlsson, Jeffrey W.... ~ Catalog # C90 ~ Jul 1, 1992

Photoperiodic Control of Growth and Development in 'Nonstop' Cultivars Series of Begonia x Tuberhybrida

This circular reports on an experiment were plants of begonia x tuberhybrida were exposed to 1, 2, 3 or 4 weeks of short days initiated at 3 stages of plant development. Show Less

Meriam G. Karlsson, Jeffrey W. Werner... ~ Catalog # C91 ~ Jul 1, 1992

Weed Control in Annual Strawberries Grown with Plastic Mulch: Efficacy, Phytotoxicity, and Soil Persistence Studies

Cool soil temperatures in Alaska are a limiting factor for many crops. Clear plastic mulch has been shown to increase soil temperatures and use of this mulch has allowed the production of many warm season crops, such as corn, tomatoes, cucumbers and squash, farther north than they could be otherwise grown. Show Less

Martha Farris, Jeffery S. Conn ~ Catalog # B-75 ~ Oct 1, 1987

Annual Herb Evaluations 2007

Herb variety trials perfomed at the Georgeson Botanical Garden in 2007. Show Less

Marsha Munsell, Olga Cook, Nancy... ~ Catalog # VT 2008 - 03 ~ Mar 1, 2008

Performance of Fifty-Five Potato Varieties in Alaska's Matanuska Valley.

This bulletin reports the results of potato variety trials conducted at the Matanuska Experiment Station during 1948, 1949, 1950 and 1951. Show Less

M. F. Babb, C. H. Dearborn ~ Catalog # B-23 ~ Jun 1, 1957

Ornamental Tress & Shrubs for Alaska

This bulletin summarizes findings from a nine year study of woody ornamentals in Alaska. Show Less

M. F. Babb ~ Catalog # B-24 ~ Mar 1, 1959

Tree Fruits for Alaska

This bulletin defines areas in which tree fruit culture is possible in Alaska, the varieites that are desirable for planing and points out the main problems limiting fruit tree culture. Show Less

M. F. Babb ~ Catalog # B-25 ~ Mar 1, 1959

Propagation of Woody Plants by Seed

This bulletin discusses the propogation of woody plants by seed, when to sow them and general methods. Show Less

M. F. Babb ~ Catalog # B-26 ~ Apr 1, 1959

Performance of Fifty-Eight Tomato Varieties Under Greenhouse Culture in Alaska, 1949-1958

Evaluation of tomato varieties for use in greenhouses. Show Less

M. F. Babb ~ Catalog # B-28 ~ Nov 1, 1959

Congenital Defects in Reindeer: A Production Issue

This circular discusses congenital defents in reindeer. Show Less

Lyle A. Renecker, John E. Blake ~ Catalog # C87 ~ Jul 1, 1992

The Reindeer Report

A report on the Reindeer research program. Show Less

Lyle A. Renecker ~ Catalog # MP 1992-01 ~ Jun 1, 1992

Lilies for Alaska

Information on growing lilies in Alaska. Show Less

Lura M. Ginzton, Donald H. Dinkel ~ Catalog # C30 ~ Mar 1, 1978

Reed Canary Grass In Alaska: Influence of Latitude-of-Adaptation on Winter Survival and Forage Productivity, and Observations on Seed Production

The introductions evaluated in this study and future accessions of reed canarygrass from far-northern European and American sources should provide more dependably winter-hardy germplasm of this species than North American cultivars for the considerable areas of poorly drained soil and moderately acidic soils in Alaska for which most other forage or soil stabilization grass species are poorly suited. Show Less

Leslie J. Klebesadel, Stephen M.... ~ Catalog # B-84 ~ Nov 1, 1991

Bromegrass in Alaska I. Winter Survival and Forage Productivity of Bromus Species, Types, and Cultivars as Related to Latitudinal A

This report summarizes seven separate field expierments conducted over more than two decades at the Matanuska Research Farm, that compared strains within three bromegrass species for winter hardiness and forage production. Show Less

Leslie J. Klebesadel, D. J. Helm ~ Catalog # B-87 ~ May 1, 1992

Relationship of Latitude-of-Origin to Winter Survival and to Forage and Seed Yields of Wheat grasses (Agropyron species) in Subrctic Alaska

Five field experiments evaluating and comparing numerous grasses were conducted over seven years at the Matanuska Research Farm near Palmer in southcentral Alaska. Show Less

Leslie J. Klebesadel, D. J. Helm ~ Catalog # B-88 ~ Jul 1, 1992

Performance of Indigenous and Introduced Slender Wheatgrass in Alaska, and Presumed Evidence of Ecotype

Objectives of this study were to evaluate forage and seed production, winter hardiness and stand longevity of several collection sof Alaskan slender wheatgrass and to compare their performance with introduced cultivars of slender wheatgrass and standard Alaska forage grasses in other species. Show Less

Leslie J. Klebesadel ~ Catalog # B-85 ~ Sep 1, 1991

Effects of Planting Date and Latitude-of-Adaptation on Seeding-Year Development, Winter Survival, and Subsequent Seed and Forage Production Potential of Grasses and Legumes in Subarctic Alaska

Observations and data are reported on grasses and legumes in subarctic Alaska. Show Less

Leslie J. Klebesadel ~ Catalog # B-86 ~ Feb 1, 1992

Extreme Northern Acclimatization in Biennial Yellow Sweetclover (Melilotus officinalis) at the Arctic Circle

The findings of this study provide insights into mechanisms that condition winter survival of plants in the Subarctic. Show Less

Leslie J. Klebesadel ~ Catalog # B-89 ~ Sep 1, 1992

Seasonal Distribution of Forage Yield and Winter Hardiness of Grasses from Diverse Latitudinal Origins Harvested Four Times Per Year in Southcentral Alaska

Objectives were to compare under intensive utilization (high fertility, four harvests per year, supplemental irrigation), total forage production, seasonal distribution and winter hardiness among 12 subarctic-adapted and three mid-temperate-adapted straings of Kentucky bluegrass. Show Less

Leslie J. Klebesadel ~ Catalog # B-90 ~ Jun 1, 1992

Morphological, Physiological, and Winterhardiness Comparisons Among Latitudinal Ecotypes of Biennial Sweetclover (Melilotus species) in Subarctic Alaska

The objectives of this study were to compare, within two species of biennial sweetclover, several morphological and physiological characteristics of strains adapted to a wide range of latitutdes and to relate those characteristics to winter survival and forage production in subarctic Alaska. Show Less

Leslie J. Klebesadel ~ Catalog # B-91 ~ Nov 1, 1992

Fescue Grasses Differ Greatly in Adaptation, Winterhardiness, and Therefore Usefulness in Southcentral Alaska

This report summarizes agronomic research with several species of fesue conducted over recent decades at the Matanuska Research Farm near Palmer in southcentral Alaska. Show Less

Leslie J. Klebesadel ~ Catalog # B-92 ~ Mar 1, 1993

Bromegrass in Alaska II. Autumn Food-Reserve Storage, Freeze Tolerance, and Dry Matter Concentration in Overwintering Tissues as Related to Winter Survival of Latitudinal Ecotypes

The objective of this study was to acquire improved understanding of factors that influence winter survival of bromegrass at northern latitudes. Show Less

Leslie J. Klebesadel ~ Catalog # B-93 ~ May 1, 1993

Winter Survival of Grasses and Legumes in Subarctic Alaska as Related to Latitudinal Adaptation, Pre-winter Storage of Food Reserves, and Dry-Matter Concentration in Overwintering Tissues

The objectives of this study, consisting of two separate but similar experiments, were to compare winter hardiness in subarctic Alaska of numerous plant species and ecotypes form various latitudinal sources and seek a better understanding of certain aspects of pre-winter physiologic changes in plants that are associated with successful or with unsuccesful winter survival in this northern area. Show Less

Leslie J. Klebesadel ~ Catalog # B-94 ~ Sep 1, 1993

Effects of Daily Photoperiod/Nyctoperiod and Temperature on Autumn Development of Crown Buds, Freeze Tolerance, and Storage of Food Reserves in Latitudinal Ecotypes of Biennial White Sweetclover

This investigation consisted of both an outdoor experiment and one conducted indoors in controlled-environment chanbers. Objectives were to determine during late-summer/autumn the effects of the changing daily light/dark pattern and seasonally lowering temperatures on pre-winter behavior of sweetclover. Show Less

Leslie J. Klebesadel ~ Catalog # B-95 ~ Nov 1, 1993

Bromegrass in Alaska. III. Effects of Planting Dates, and Time of Seeding-Year Harvest, on Seeding-Year Forage Yields and Quality, Winter Survival, and Second-Year Spring Forage Yield

The objectives of this study were to determine yields and quality of forage that could be obtained in the seeding year from smooth bromegrass seeded in spring without a cereal companion crop and determine whether planting dates and date of the seeding-year harvest influenced subsequent winter survival and forage yield in the following year. Show Less

Leslie J. Klebesadel ~ Catalog # B-96 ~ Dec 1, 1993

Winterhardiness and Agronomic Performance of Wildryes (Elmus species) Compared with Other Grasses in Alaska, and Responses of Siberian Wildrye to Management Practices

This report summarizes eight field experiments involving both native and introduced wildrye grasses conducted over a span of several years at the Matanuska Research Farm. Objectives were to evaluate winterhardiness, persistence, forage yield and other aspects of agronomic performance of numerous strains within several species of wildrye, asses their potential for forage use or conservation seedlings in Alaska and determine the effects on Siberian wildrye of seeding-year management options on seeding-year forage production, subsequent winter survival and on second-year forage production. Show Less

Leslie J. Klebesadel ~ Catalog # B-97 ~ Dec 1, 1993

Responses of Latitudinal Ecotypes of Biennial Sweetclover to Various Management Procedures in Alaska

This report summarizes eight experiments with sweetclover. Show Less

Leslie J. Klebesadel ~ Catalog # B-98 ~ Jun 1, 1994

Comparative Winterhardiness of Cultivated and Native Alaskan Grasses, and Forage Yield and Quality as Influenced by Harvest Schedules and Frequencies, and Rates of Applied Nitrogen

The objectives of this investigation were to compare certain traditional forage grasses with several native Alaskan grass species for forage yield, forage quality as measured by percent crude prtein and digestibility and comparative winterhardiness in three separate exerpiments. Show Less

Leslie J. Klebesadel ~ Catalog # B-99 ~ Jul 1, 1994

Winterhardiness, Forage Production, and Persistence of Introduced and Native Grasses and Legumes in Southcentral Alaska

This study consisted of four separate field experiments, each of six years duration, conducted at the Matanuska Research Farm. Objectives were to compare winterhardiness, forage productivity and general persistence of introduced grass and legume species, strains and cultivars from various world sources with Alaska-developed cultivars and native Alaskan species. Show Less

Leslie J. Klebesadel ~ Catalog # B-101 ~ Aug 1, 1994

Bromegrass in Alaska. IV. Effects of Various Schedules and Frequencies of Harvest on Forage Yields and Quality and on Subsequent Winter Survival of Several Strains

Effects of different annual harvest schedules and frequences on on several cultivars and strains of bromegrass were measured in five field experiments at the Matanuska Research Farm. Most cultivars evaluated and compared were smooth bromegrass. Show Less

Leslie J. Klebesadel ~ Catalog # B-102 ~ Oct 1, 1994

Bromegrass in Alaska. V. Heading and Seed Production as Influenced by Time and Rate of Nitrogen Fertilization, Sod Disturbance, and Aftermath Management

This report summarizes five primarily exploratory experiments conducted at the Matanuska Research Farm. The problem addressed was the rapid decline in Polar bromegrass seed yields with each year of production. Show Less

Leslie J. Klebesadel ~ Catalog # B-103 ~ Jun 1, 1996

Bromegrass in Alaska. VI. Effects of a Broad Array of Harvest Schedules and Frequencies on Forage Yield and Quality and on Subsequent Winter Survival of Cultivars Manchar and Polar

The objectives of this study were to compare several schedules and frequencies of forage harvest of smooth bromegrass for distribution of forage yields and total productivity in the year of differential harvests, for percent crude protein in herbage in the various cuttings and for yields of crude protein and for determining rates of growth during the growing season. Show Less

Leslie J. Klebesadel ~ Catalog # B-104 ~ Sep 1, 1997

Timothy in Alaska: Characteristics, History, Adaptation, and Management

This report (a) summarizes the characteristics of timothy as a forage species, (b) reviews briefly the history of its use in the U.S., and the history of timothy evaluations and culture in Alaska, © compares winter hardiness of alpine timothy with common timothy, (d) compares physiological and morphological characteristics of timothy culitvars from widely divergent latitudinal origins and relates those characteristics to winter survivle, (e) comapres planing dates and different seeding-year harvest dates for seeding-year forage production and effects on subsequent winter survival and productivity and (f) evaluates forage production of established timothy under a broad array of harvest shcedules and frequencies and compares the effects of those harvest treatments on subsequent winter survive and first-cut forage yield in the following year. Show Less

Leslie J. Klebesadel ~ Catalog # B-105 ~ Oct 1, 1997

Bromegrass in Alaska. VII. Heading, Seed Yield, and Components of Yield as Influenced by Seeding- Year Management and by Time and Rate of Nitrogen Application in Subsequent Years

Several management variables in the seeding year and on established bromegrass were evaluated for their effects on heading, on other components of yield and on seed production in five experiments at the Matanuska Research Farm. Show Less

Leslie J. Klebesadel ~ Catalog # B-106 ~ Oct 1, 1998

Relative Grazing Preference, Herbage Yield, In Vitro Digestibility, and Other Comparisons Among Seven Perennial Grasses at Various Times of the Year in Southcentral Alaska

This report summarizes a two-year study of dairy cow grazing preferences among seven perennial grasses at various times during the growing season conducted at the Matanuska Research Farm. Other factors documented were herbage yields, digestibility, winterhardiness and persistence of grasses. Show Less

Leslie J. Klebesadel ~ Catalog # B-107 ~ Feb 1, 1999

Ryegrasses In Alaska: grazing preference, forage yields, digestibility, and other comparisons among four types of ryegrass, and responses of different types and cultivars to various management options.

This report summarizes experiments with different species, types and cultivars of ryegrass. Experiments were conducted to determine growth habits, productivity, digestibility and other characteristics of herbage, responses to management options and grazing preferences with dairy stock. Show Less

Leslie J. Klebesadel ~ Catalog # B-108 ~ Feb 1, 2000

Nutrient Value of Alaskan Feedstuffs 1988

This circular provides results from a test of feedstuffs for nutrient values. Show Less

Leroy Ben Bruce,Mary Lou Herlugson... ~ Catalog # C68 ~ Apr 1, 1989

Birch Hill Park: A Case Study of Interpretive Planning

This paper presents a direct contribution to the Fairbanks North Star Borough recreational program by highlighting the interpretive resources and opportunities of the park and by making specific recommendations for the implementation of an interpretive program. Show Less

Leonard K. Johnson, Allen Richmond,... ~ Catalog # B-51 ~ Mar 1, 1979

Time, Temperature, and Solar Energy Received By Crops at Palmer, Alaska

This publication presents the available accumulated data for persons who may be concerned with the climatic requirements of plants grown in the northern environment Show Less

Lee D. Allen ~ Catalog # B-5 ~ Jul 1, 1978

A Bunker Silo of Farm Treated Native Posts and Rough Cut Lumber for Alaska Dairly Farms

Basic design of a bunker silo for Alaska farms. Show Less

Lee D. Allen ~ Catalog # B-31 ~ Oct 1, 1961

Fuels and Heating Systems for Alaskan homes

A wide variety of fuels available in Alaska, their range in cost and a diversity of heating applications often make the selection of fuel an important and sometimes difficult task. This publication discussions the options and weighs pros and cons. Show Less

Lee D. Allen ~ Catalog # C27 ~ Mar 1, 1968

Forage Crops in Alaska

Forage crops can be defined as aboveground growth (stems, leaves and sometimes seed heads and immature seeds) of plants that are gathered and fed to herbivorous, domestic animals. Show Less

L.J. Klebesadel ~ Catalog # B-63 ~ Dec 1, 1983

Utilization of native Bluejoint grass in Alaska

This report provides a background of information that can assist in assessing in a general way the potential value of native stands of this grass. Show Less

L. J. Klebesadel, W. M. Laughlin ~ Catalog # RPR-56 ~ Jun 1, 1964

CASH IN! On a New Late-Summer Forage Source -- Common Ryegrass -- Seeded with Early-Harvested Oats & Peas

Results of a study that looked at growing ryegrass with oats and peas as a forage source. Show Less

L. J. Klebesadel, A. L. Brundage, W. J.... ~ Catalog # RPR-63 ~ Jun 1, 1963

Lawn Weeds in Alaska

How to combat lawn weeds in Alaska. Show Less

L. J. Klebesadel ~ Catalog # B-34 ~ Apr 1, 1963

Use of Canola in Dairy Cattle Diets: Year 3

This report presents the results from the third and final trial of a three-year study investigating the use of Alaska-grown whole-seed canola in dairy cattle diets. Show Less

Kirsten Randall, Stephen M. Dofing,... ~ Catalog # RPR-35 ~ Feb 1, 1996

Use of Alaska-Grown Whole Seed Canola in Dairy Cattle Diets - Year 2

This circular reports on results from two studies: 1) a study conducted at the AFES facility in Palmer which specifically assessed the use of whole canola seed as an alternative fat source and 2) an on-farm study conducted near Delta Junction which compared the performance of cows fed canola and non-canola diets in a commercial production situation. Show Less

Kirsten Randall, Stephen Dofing,... ~ Catalog # C101 ~ May 1, 1995

Alaska-Washington Trade Profile: Waterborne Commerce

A discussion on waterborne commerce between Alaska and Washington Show Less

Kenneth L. Casavant ~ Catalog # B-50 ~ Jun 1, 1978

Like a Tree to the Soil: a history of farming in Alaska's Tanana Valley, 1903 to 1940

A history of farming in Alaska's Tanana Valley. Show Less

Josephine E. Papp & Josie A. Phillips... ~ Catalog # Book 1 ~ Jun 1, 2007

Insects of Agricultural and Household Importance in Alaska, with Suggestions for their Control

Agricultural pests and suggestions for their control. Show Less

Joseph C. Chamberlin ~ Catalog # C9 ~ Jun 1, 1949

Aboveground Biomass Equations for the Trees of Interior Alaska

The equations in presented in this report represent a compilation of aboveground biomass data collected within interior Alaska over the past 40 years. Show Less

John Yarie, Evan Kane, Michelle Mack... ~ Catalog # B-115 ~ Jan 1, 2007

Potential Effects of Carbon Dioxide-Induced Climatic Changes in Alaska

This publication presents the proceedings of a conference at UAF on the potential effects of carbon dioxide induced climatic change in Alaska. Show Less

Jenifer H. McBeath, Gunter Weller,... ~ Catalog # MP 1983-01 ~ Jun 1, 1985

Postemergence Broadleaf Weed Control in Barley

Experiments were conducted from 1981-1983 to determine the efficacy and phytotoxity of postemergency herbicides used to control broadleaf weeds in spring-planted barley. Show Less

Jeffery S. Conn, John A. DeLapp ~ Catalog # B-63B ~ Sep 1, 1984

An Evaluation of Herbicides for Broadleaf-Weed Control in Rapeseed

This study looks at herbicides for broadleef-weed control in rapeseed. Show Less

Jeffery S. Conn, Charles W. Knight... ~ Catalog # B-62 ~ Mar 1, 1984

An Evaluation of Herbicides for Control of Wild Oats in Barley

The control of wide oats in Alaskan spring-planted barley was investigated in a series of experiments conducted from 1981-1984. Show Less

Jeffery S. Conn ~ Catalog # B-70 ~ Feb 1, 1986

Conversion of a Gasoline-Powered 1955 Allis Chalmers 'G' Tractor to Battery Power

Information on converting a tractor from gasoline to battery power. Show Less

Jeff Smeenk, Jim Ericksen ~ Catalog # MP 2010-4 ~ Jun 1, 2010

Soils and Vegetation of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline Route: A 1999 Survey

This report presents the results of a survey of soils and vegetation along the Trans Alaska Pipeline System right-of-way from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez, Alaska. Show Less

Jay D. McKendrick ~ Catalog # B-109 ~ Jan 1, 2002

Sustainable Livestock Production in Alaska: Workshop Report

Proceedings from the Sustainable Livestock Production in Alaska workshop, held in 2013. Show Less

Jan Rowell, Milan Shipka, Joshua... ~ Catalog # MP 2013-04 ~ Jun 1, 2013

The Alaska Natural Fiber Business Association: Connecting Alaska’s Fiber Community

Information about the Alaska Natural Fiber Business Association and how it is connecting fiber businesses across the state. Show Less

Jan Rowell, Lee Coray-Ludden ~ Catalog # MP 2014-14 ~ Jun 1, 2014

STEAMpower: Inspiring Students, Teachers, and the Public

Information on the BAKLAP K-20 STEAM program. STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Egineering and Mathematics powered with Art. Show Less

Jan Dawe, Zachary Meyers, Deirdre... ~ Catalog # MP 2014-13 ~ Jun 1, 2014

Raising Orphan Reindeer Fawns

This circular provides guidelines for raising orphan reindeer fawns. Show Less

Jamie K. Dieterich ~ Catalog # C72 ~ Dec 1, 1989

Head Lettuce Variety Performance, Matanuska Valley, Alaska 1997

Results of a head lettuce variety trial in the Matanuska Valley during the 1997 growing season. Show Less

James L. Walworth, Stephen Dofing M.,... ~ Catalog # C111 ~ Nov 1, 1997

Effects of Soil Fertility on Potato Plant Development in the Matanuska Valley

This study looks at the effects of soil fertility on potato plant development in the Matanuska Valley. Show Less

James L. Walworth, Raymond G. Gavlak,... ~ Catalog # RPR-15 ~ Jun 1, 1990

Effects of Potassium Source and Secondary Nutrients on Potato Yield and Quality in Southcentral Alaska

This study looks at the effects of potassium source and secondary nutrients on potato yield and quality when grown in Southcentral Alaska. Show Less

James L. Walworth, Raymond G. Gavlak,... ~ Catalog # RPR-18 ~ Dec 1, 1990

Rates and Methods of Application of Nitrogen and Phosphorus for Commercial Field Production of Head Lettuce in Southcentral Alaska

A study on rates and methods of aplication of nitrogen and phosphorus for commercial field production of head lettuce in Alaska. Show Less

James L. Walworth, Donald E. Carling,... ~ Catalog # B-100 ~ Apr 1, 1994

An Introduction to Harvesting and Selling Alaska Cut Flower Peonies

This paper was ritten to provide current and future Alaska peony growers background knowledge on harvesting and selling flowers at local and wholesale leves. Show Less

James D. Auer, Patricia S. Holloway... ~ Catalog # MP 2008-03 ~ Jun 1, 2008

Peonies: An Economic Background for Alaska Flower Growers

Information on the economic background of growing Peonies in Alaska. Show Less

James D. Auer, Joshua Greenberg ~ Catalog # MP 2009-08 ~ Jun 1, 2009

Effects of Residual Soil Nitrogen and Applied Nitrogen on Yields of Head Lettuce

This study looked at maximum utilization of Nitrogen through accurate interpretation of soil tests results and evaluated interactions between residiual and spring-applied nitrogen. Show Less

J.L. Walworth, D.E. Carling, Gary... ~ Catalog # RPR-10 ~ Feb 1, 1990

Annual and Perennial Herb Evaluations 2005

Results from annual and perennial herb evalutions performed in 2005. Show Less

J. Dee King, Heather Robertson,... ~ Catalog # C132 ~ Mar 1, 2006

Biology and Management of White Spruce Seed Crops for Reforestation in Subarctic Taiga Forest

The results of this research will help improve seed yields and make the management of white spruces crops more profitable in Alaska and Yukon. Show Less

J. Alden ~ Catalog # B-69 ~ Mar 1, 1985

Land Occupancy, Ownership and Use on Homesteads In Alaska's Kenai Peninsula, 1955.

The Kenai Peninsula has been the scene of considerable post-war settlement and development. This publication covers land occupancy, ownership and use on homesteads. Show Less

Hugh A. Johnson, Robert J. Coffman... ~ Catalog # B-21 ~ Nov 1, 1956

Matanuska Valley Memoir: The Story of How One Alaskan Community Developed

The story of how one Alaskan community developed Show Less

Hugh A. Johnson, Keith L. Stanton ~ Catalog # B-18 ~ Jul 1, 1955

Present & Potential Agricultural Areas in Alaska

The purpose of this publication is to bring together from many sources applicable information for the benefit of newcomers seriously interested in settling and farming. Show Less

Hugh A. Johnson ~ Catalog # B-15 ~ Feb 1, 1953

Urban Use of Alaskan Farm Products

Agricultural development in Alaska was hampered for years by a small and undependable local market. This is no longer the case. This study shows producers and marketing agencies alike what they must do to get more of their products into urban kitchens. Show Less

Hugh A. Johnson ~ Catalog # B-16 ~ Sep 1, 1953

Notes on Marketing Perishables from Fringe Areas of Western Canada

The objective of this project was to study effective and proven methods of reducing collection, processing and distribution costs common to small agricultural communities located at some distance form the market. Show Less

Hugh A. Johnson ~ Catalog # MP 1951-01 ~ Nov 1, 1951

Vegetable Variety Trials 2018

Vegetable variety trials performed at the Georgeson Botanical Garden in 2018. Show Less

Heidi Rader, Glenna Gannon, Nicole... ~ Catalog # VT 2018-01 ~ Jun 1, 2018

Vegetable Variety Trials 2017

Vegetable variety trials performed at the Georgeson Botanical Garden in 2017. Show Less

Heidi Rader ~ Catalog # VT 2017 - 01 ~ Jun 1, 2017

Agriculture in Alaska

Information for prospective settlers concerning agriculture in Alaska Show Less

Hedla, Lenora ~ Catalog # B-22 ~ Sep 1, 1958

Canola Quality in Alaska (2001 Harvest)

This report contains quality data from tests of the canola seed, oil and meal from the 2001 canola grown on the Delta farm. Show Less

Hans Geier ~ Catalog # RPR-42 ~ Jan 1, 2004

Canola Quality in Alaska, 2004 and 2005 Harvests

This report contains data on seed quality and oil test results from canola harvested in 2004 from AFES and a cooperating growing in Delta. Show Less

Hans Geier ~ Catalog # RPR-47 ~ Dec 1, 2006

Some Characteristics of Anchorage and Fairbanks Households: with special reference to retail food buying

Retail food buying characteristics of households in Anchorage and Fairbanks. Show Less

H.P. Gazaway, C.F. Marsh ~ Catalog # C23 ~ Jun 1, 1960

The Potato in Alaska

The potato is the most important agricultural crop in Alaska. It is grown mainly for home use in the gardens along the south Alaskan coast, and primarily for the market in the Tanana and Matanuska Valleys in the interior. Show Less

H. W. Alberts ~ Catalog # B-9 ~ Jul 1, 1931

Forage Crops In The Matanuska Region, Alaska

The principal crops on which the development of agriculture in the Matanuska region 1 depends are grown primarily as a feed for livestock. So far as is known, Fred Herning in 1906 was the first person to grow forage crops in the region. Show Less

H. W. Alberts ~ Catalog # B-11 ~ May 1, 1933

Alaskaland Red Clover

History and growing information about Alaskaland Red Clover as a forage crop. Show Less

H. J. Hodgson, William B. Wilder, John... ~ Catalog # C20 ~ Feb 19, 2019

Design for a Portable Reindeer Crush

This circular gives a design for a portable reindeer crush. Show Less

Greg Finstad, Lyle Renecker ~ Catalog # C94 ~ Sep 1, 1993

Reindeer in Alaska: Under New Management

Changes in reindeer herding and new management strategies for raising reindeer. Show Less

Greg Finstad ~ Catalog # MP 2007-02 ~ Jun 1, 2007

Summary of Vegetable Variety Trials, Fairbanks, Alaska, 1984

This report summarizes vegetable variety evaluations from 1984. Show Less

Grant Matheke, P. J. Wagner ~ Catalog # C51 ~ Mar 1, 1985

Annual Vegetable Evaluations 2009

Vegetable variety trials performed at the Georgeson Botanical Garden in 2009. Show Less

Grant Matheke, Katherine... ~ Catalog # VT 2010 - 02 ~ Jan 1, 2010

Vegetable Trials 2006

Vegetable variety trials performed at the Georgeson Botanical Garden in 2006. Show Less

Grant Matheke, Jan Hanscom, Patricia... ~ Catalog # VT 2007-02 ~ Feb 1, 2007

Annual Vegetable Trials 2007

Vegetable variety trials performed at the Georgeson Botanical Garden in 2007. Show Less

Grant Matheke, Jan Hanscom, Patricia... ~ Catalog # VT 2008 - 02 ~ Mar 1, 2008

Vegetable Cultivar Trials 2003

Results from vegetable cultivar trials conducted in 2003 at the Georgeson Botanical Garden in Fairbansks. Show Less

Grant Matheke, Jan Hanscom, Patricia... ~ Catalog # C127 ~ Oct 1, 2004

Annual Vegetable Evaluations 2005

Results from vegetable evaluations conducted in 2005. Show Less

Grant Matheke, Etta Gardiner,... ~ Catalog # C133 ~ Jun 1, 2006

IRT-76 Polyethylene Mulch Film and Growth of Sweet Corn in Fairbanks, AK

The purpose of this research project was to determine if the benefits of soil warming and weed supression of URT-76 film could be achieved under subarctic conditions. Show Less

Grant E.M. Matheke, Patricia S. Pat... ~ Catalog # RPR-25 ~ Apr 1, 1991

Vegetable Variety Trials 2019

Vegetable variety trials performed at the Georgeson Botanical Garden in 2019. Show Less

Glenna Gannon, Heidi Rader ~ Catalog # VT 2019-01 ~ Feb 19, 2020

Alaska Research Natural Areas. 4: Big Windy Hot Springs, 1998

Information about the Big Windy Hot Springs Research Natural Area. Show Less

Glenn Patrick Juday ~ Catalog # MP 1998-01 ~ Jun 1, 1998

Assessing Climate Change: Did We Get it Right?

Information throughout the years of climate change research at AFES. Show Less

Glenn Patrick Juday ~ Catalog # MP 2006-05 ~ Jun 1, 2006

Changing the forest and the trees—is it climate?

National leaders, Alaska resource managers and rural residents are interested in learning what has caused the change in climate and how Alaska forests are changing as a result. This research discusses some answers. Show Less

Glenn Patrick Juday ~ Catalog # MP 2010-03 ~ Jun 1, 2010

Boreal Alaska - Learning, Adaptation, Production September 2012 Quarterly Report

The goals of BAKLAP are to upgrade Alaska forest research facilities and management practices to improve the value of Alaska's forests in meeting rapidly expanding demand for wood biomass energy in a changing environment and to improve STEM teaching and learning outcomes by developing a model integrated K-12 curriculum based on hands-on experiences with the Alaska boreal forest through inquiry science and art. Show Less

Glenn Juday, Jan Dawe, Tom Grant ~ Catalog # MP 2014-02 ~ Jun 1, 2014

Boreal Alaska - Learning, Adaptation, Production December 2012 Quarterly Report

The goals of BAKLAP are to upgrade Alaska forest research facilities and management practices to improve the value of Alaska's forests in meeting rapidly expanding demand for wood biomass energy in a changing environment and to improve STEM teaching and learning outcomes by developing a model integrated K-12 curriculum based on hands-on experiences with the Alaska boreal forest through inquiry science and art. Show Less

Glenn Juday, Jan Dawe, Tom Grant ~ Catalog # MP 2014-03 ~ Jun 1, 2014

Boreal Alaska— Learning, Adaptation, Production September 2013 Quarterly Report

The goals of BAKLAP are to upgrade Alaska forest research facilities and management practices to improve the value of Alaska's forests in meeting rapidly expanding demand for wood biomass energy in a changing environment and to improve STEM teaching and learning outcomes by developing a model integrated K-12 curriculum based on hands-on experiences with the Alaska boreal forest through inquiry science and art. Show Less

Glenn Juday, Jan Dawe ~ Catalog # MP 2013-08 ~ Jan 1, 1970

Interpretation of the Phosphorus Soil Test for Alaska Agricultural Soils

The objectives of this study were to characterize the P-reaction/sorption of representative soils, identify a suitable P extract for the range of soils and establish a correlation to plant growth, to assure suitability of the extractant for use in the lab and to field-calibrate the P soil test under representative soil environments. Show Less

Gary Michaelson, Chien-Lu Ping ~ Catalog # C66 ~ Apr 1, 1989

Relating Mehlich 3 extractable P to Morgan & Bray 1 extractable P Alaska Soils

This circular discusses changes in soil testing procedures. Show Less

Gary J. Michaelson, Raymond G.... ~ Catalog # C81 ~ Oct 1, 1991

Community Report: Caribou Migration, Subsistence Hunting, and User Group Conflicts in Northwest Alaska

This study documented Noatak residents' traditional knowledge of caribou ecology and caribou hunting as a way of informing caribou science and wildlife management in northwestern Alaska. Show Less

Gabriela Halas, Gary Kofinas ~ Catalog # MP 2015-06 ~ Jun 1, 2015

Information for the Farmer-Settler

Information intended to help farmer-settlers in Alaska. Show Less

G. W. Gasser ~ Catalog # C1 ~ Jan 1, 1946

A Method for Establishing Outdoor Recreation Project Priorities in Alaska

The object of this study is to define outdoor recreation benefits to the public and to develop a priority ranking method for proposed outdoor recreation projects. Show Less

G. K. White, W. C. Thomas ~ Catalog # B-40 ~ Jun 1, 1973

Alaska's Feeds for Alaska's Livestock

This circular discusses nutrients in Alaska's feed for livestock. Show Less

Fred Husby, Ken Krieg ~ Catalog # C63 ~ Nov 1, 1987

A Summary of 1979 and 1980 Soil Fertility Research in the Delta-Clearwater Area of Alaska

In this publication, progress reports are given for several research projects involving fertilizer use and rates of application. Show Less

Frank J. Wooding, George A. Mitchell,... ~ Catalog # C39 ~ Apr 1, 1981