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1. Unidentified individuals demonstrating the effects of a new weed killer

Unidentified individuals demonstrating the effects of a new weed killer

Description: Taken for the Oregon Stater

2. Unidentified individuals demonstrating the effects of a new weed killer

Unidentified individuals demonstrating the effects of a new weed killer

Description: Taken for the Oregon Stater

3. Herbicide screening flow diagram, circa 1965

Herbicide screening flow diagram, circa 1965

4. "Sencor most effective new material" title slide, circa 1973

"Sencor most effective new material" title slide, circa 1973

Description: Photograph of news clipping used for presentation slide.

5. Kauai Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Hawaii, circa 1965

Kauai Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Hawaii, circa 1965

6. K. Harris in diuron herbicide test plots, 1958

K. Harris in diuron herbicide test plots, 1958

7. Diuron herbicide test plots, 1958

Diuron herbicide test plots, 1958

8. Perennial ryegrass in alfalfa with 2.4 lb/acre DP732 herbicide application, Mission, Oregon, 1966

Perennial ryegrass in alfalfa with 2.4 lb/acre DP732 herbicide application, Mission, Oregon, 1966

9. Perennial ryegrass in alfalfa with 1.6 lb/acre DP732 herbicide application in Yakima loamy sand, Mission, Oregon, 1966

Perennial ryegrass in alfalfa with 1.6 lb/acre DP732 herbicide application in Yakima loamy sand, Mission, Oregon, 1966

10. Dr. William Furtick at Cooperative Herbicide Evaluation Trials, Chile, circa 1965

Dr. William Furtick at Cooperative Herbicide Evaluation Trials, Chile, circa 1965

Description: Dr. William R. Furtick (left) was a Professor of Agronomy from 1949-1975. Dr. Furtick completed his Master of Science and Doctorate at OSC in 1952 and 1958, respectively.