Rate My Professor Gordon Jones

Jones has produced numerous impactful publications, including extension guides such as "Managing Insecticide Resistance in Alfalfa Weevil in Oregon" (2024), "Horse Owner's Guide to Buying Hay" (2024), "Soil Testing Lab Selection and Recommended Analytical Methods for Oregon" (2024), "Understanding Sugar and Nonstructural Carbohydrates in Equine Pasture and Hay" (2023), and "Efficient Irrigation of Perennial Forages with Wheel Lines in the Pacific Northwest" (2023). His peer-reviewed contributions include "First Report of Spiroplasma citri Associated with Disease Symptoms in Field-Grown Hemp (Cannabis sativa) in the Pacific Northwest" (2023), works on orchardgrass persistence and management (2015-2019), and evaluations of alfalfa-tall fescue mixtures (2016). With 157 citations on ResearchGate, his research influences sustainable agriculture in the Pacific Northwest. Jones has received the Newer Faculty Achievement Award from the Oregon State University Extension Association (2020), the College of Agricultural Sciences Award for Excellence in Extension Education (2025), and a Gold Award from the Association of Natural Resources Extension Professionals for "Fostering Stewardship: A How-to Guide for Trainers." He holds leadership roles in the Global Hemp Innovation Center and collaborates with the Oregon IPM Center on grower education and resilience projects.