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Vegetable Trial Reports 2010 - 2019

The Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture, cooperating departments and experimental farms conducted a series of experiments on field vegetable production.  Data were recorded on a majority of aspects of each study, and can include crop culture, crop responses and yield data.  This report presents those data, thus providing up-to-date information on field research completed in Oklahoma during 2019.
 
Small differences should not be overemphasized.  Least significant differences (LSD) values are shown at the bottom of columns or are given as Duncan’s letter groupings in most tables.  Unless two values in a column differ by at least the LSD shown, or by the Duncan’s grouping, little confidence can be placed in the superiority of one treatment over another.
 
When trade names are used, no endorsement of that product or criticism of similar products not named is intended.

 

2019 Vegetable Trial Report

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2019 Table of Contents  
Table of Contents 3
Crop Culture 4
Bio-Intensive Cover Cropping for Soil Improvement 5
Bio-Intensive Cover Cropping for Vegetable Crop Production 11
Eggplant Cultivar Trial 2019 – Durant, OK, Bryan County 16
Direct Seeding Establishment of Bell and Spice Pepper 19
Integrated Cucurbit Crop Scheduling 22
High Tunnel Spinach Trial 27
Quality Evaluations of Fresh Market Tomatoes– Stillwater 30
Tomato Cultivar Trial 2017 34
Pest Management 37
Control of Bacterial Spot on ‘Red Mountain’ Tomato, 2019 38
Control of Bacterial Spot on ‘Red Mountain’ Tomato, 2018 41
Evaluation of Fungicides for Powdery Mildew Control on Pumpkin 43
SI (METRIC) CONVERSION FACTORS 45
THE OKLAHOMA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION 46

 

2018 Vegetable Trial Report

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Table of Contents  
Table of Contents

4

Crop Culture 5
Bio-Intensive Cover Cropping for Soil Improvement 6
Cabbage Cultivar Trial - Perkins 9
Cabbage Cultivar Trial - Langston 15
Cauliflower Cultivar Trial - Perkins 19
Cowpea Variety Trial - Perkins 21
Linking yield, Nutrition, and Soil Ecology with Cowpea Trials 24
Fresh Market Cowpea Variety Trial - Langston 28
Melon Trial - Langston 30
2018 Okra Mulch Study - Stillwater 32
Onion Variety Trial - Langston 36
Organic Onion Variety Trial 2017 - Lane 38
Direct Seeding Establishment of Bell and Spice Pepper 40
Pumpkin Variety Trial - Perkins 45
Spring Fresh Radish Trial - Perkins 51
Tomato Mulch Study – Stillwater 57
Tomato Cultivar Trial 2017 - Boswell 61
Pest Management 63
Pre-Plant Preemergence Weed Control in Pepper 64
Post-Plant Preemergence Weed Control in Pepper 66
Control of Bacterial Spot on ‘Red Mountain’ Tomato, 2018 68
Evaluation of fungicides for control of anthracnose on spinach 70
SI (METRIC) CONVERSION FACTORS 72
THE OKLAHOMA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION 73

 

2017 Vegetable Trial Report

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Table of Contents  
Crop Culture 5
Bio-Intensive Cover Cropping for Soil Improvement 6
Direct Seeding Establishment of Bell and Spice Pepper 9
Cabbage Cultivar Trial 11
Cowpea Variety Trial 21
Irrigation Requirements of Indigenous Legume Crops 25
Pumpkin Variety Trial 28
Spring 2017 Sweet Corn Variety Trial 42
Spring 2017 Sweet Corn Transplant Study 46
Pest Management 49
Preemergence Weed Control in Pepper 50
Bacterial Spot on Bell Peppers 57
Disease and Yield Response of Pepper Cultivars 59
Disease and Yield Response of Tomato Cultivars 62

 

2016 Vegetable Trial Report

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Table of Contents  
Table of Contents 4
Crop Culture 5
Spring 2016 Beet Variety Trial, Perkins, Oklahoma 6
Swiss Chard and Beet Observational Trials 10
2016 Oklahoma State University Lavender Trial Report 12
Citizen Scientist and Professional Grower Lavender Trials 15
Irrigation Requirements of Select Indigenous Crop Varieties 17
Overwinter Spinach Cultivar Trial 22
Overwinter Fresh Market Spinach Trial 25
Winter Cover Crops Followed by Pumpkin 27
Summer Cover Crops and Amaranth Demonstration 30
Summer Cover Crops for Soil Improvement 32
Summer Cover Crops for Spinach Establishment and Growth 34
Spring 2016 Sweet Corn Variety Trial, Perkins, Oklahoma 36
Tomato Cultivar Trial 38
Pest Management 40
Control of Anthracnose in Spring-Cropped Spinach, 2016 41

2015-2010 Vegetable Trial Reports

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