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217 Biofuel Research and Alternative Energy at Research Stations and Military Lands: I

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Biofuel research for biomass production has been initated at many research stations and on military lands. What are these results and can these by-products be used for on-site energy production. What types of alternative fuels have Military lands and Research Stations incorporated to reduce their fossil fuel usage.

ASA Section: Land Management & Conservation
Tuesday, October 18, 2011: 2:15 PM-4:00 PM
Henry Gonzalez Convention Center, Room 006C, River Level
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Organizer:
Timothy Reinbott
Presider:
Dick Gebhart
2:15 PM
Introductory Remarks
2:20 PM
217-1
Camelina: Genotype and Environment Impacts On Seed Yield In Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.
Thomas Chastain, Oregon State University; Stephen O. Guy, Washington State University; Bill Schillinger, Washington State University; Donald Wysocki, Oregon State University; Russ Karow, Oregon State University
Recorded Presentation Audio File
2:35 PM
217-2
Camelina: Planting Date and Method Impacts On Stands and Seed Yield In Oregon, Washington, and Idaho.
William F. Schillinger, Washington State University; Donald J. Wysocki, Oregon State Univerisity; Thomas G. Chastain, Oregon State University; Stephen O. Guy, Washington State University; Russell Karow, Oregon State University
Recorded Presentation Audio File
2:50 PM
217-3
Camelina: Grain Yield and Protein Response to Applied Nitrogen In Oregon, Washington, and Idaho.
Donald Wysocki, Oregon State Univerisity; William F. Schillinger, Washington State Univesity; Stephen O. Guy, Washington State University; Thomas Chastain, Oregon State University; Russ Karow, Oregon State University
Recorded Presentation Audio File
3:05 PM
217-4
Disease Suppressive Soils In the Rhizosphere of Olea Europaea.
Maria S. Rossi, INTA Institute of Soil
3:20 PM
217-5
Establishment of Switchgrass On Reclaimed Coal Mine Soil.
David Lang, Mississippi State University; Jeremy Duckworth, Mississippi State University; Brandon Shankle, Mississippi State University; N. Rebecca Buell, North American Coal; Bill Robinson, ProTurf; Rocky Lemus, Mississippi State University
3:35 PM
217-6
Can a Highly Diverse/Low Input System Provide Sufficient Biomass for Biofuel Production, Wildlife Habitat, and Quality Forage for Livestock?.
Timothy Reinbott, University of Missouri; Ray Wright, University of Missouri; Robert Pierce, University of Missouri
Recorded Presentation Audio File
3:50 PM
Discussion
4:00 PM
Adjourn
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