Columbia Basin Agricultural Research Center

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2013 CBARC Field Days will be held at Pendleton on June 11 and Moro, June 12
At Pendleton topics include new insights into wheat diseases and management, nitrogen management on biennial canola, crop monitoring using drone technology, barley varieties, club and common wheat varieties, downy brome management using growth regulator herbicides and quinoa a new potential crop. At Moro topics include returning CRP land to crop production, wheat disease and management, production of biennial canola, updates on statewide wheat variety trials and development of common and club wheat varieties.

 The Columbia Basin Agricultural Research Center, with facilities in Pendleton and Moro, is a branch of the Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station at OSU's College of Agricultural Sciences.

Field research at both Pendleton and Moro emphasizes the production of wheat and rotational crops such as barley, legumes, and canola. Scientists at the Columbia Basin Center specialize in research and extension work important to the production of field crops on 2 million acres in north-central and northeastern Oregon. Wheat and barley in this region generate more than $300 million annually.

Pendleton Station

48037 Tubbs Ranch Road
P.O. Box 370
Pendleton, Oregon 97801
541-278-4186-voice
541-278-4188-fax

Directions: See map

Sherman Station

66365 Lone Rock Road
Moro, Oregon 97039

Directions: See map

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