Rangelands, Volume 26 (2004): Recent submissions
Now showing items 21-40 of 46
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Fourth in a Series: Insight From SRM's Charter MembersSociety for Range Management, 2004-12-01The SRM History Committee has conducted interviews with many of the Society's charter members to capture their perspective of events leading to and subsequent to the formation of the American Society of Range Management in 1947 -1948. Interviews from several of these individuals will be shared for today's SRM members to enjoy and learn from.
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Playing Softball With the Rancher: The softball stubble height methodThe softball stubble height method.
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Echoes of the Chisholm Trail: Texas: A Biological CrossroadsTexas: A Biological Crossroads
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Elk Populations in the Western United States and Canadian ProvincesDiscover how game agencies count elk, why, and the accuracy of the estimates.
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Management of Juniper on Rangeland in Bosque County: Cost comparison of shearing and grubbingCost comparison of shearing and grubbing.
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Third in a Series: Insight From SRM's Charter MembersSociety for Range Management, 2004-10-01
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Can Ranchers Slow Climate Change?Carbon credits can be created on rangelands at costs that are competitive with credits from cropland and forestry, revealing that ranchers could play a role in reducing climate change.
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Stories From The Old Trails: Historic accounts of life along the Texas cattle trailsHistoric accounts of life along the Texas cattle trails.
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TIMELESS WINDThe wind has blown for eternity, Never looking back, never giving in. Never staying long, always running on, Always running endlessly
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A Utah Success Story: Making Recreation & Agriculture CompatibleThis Utah farm family has been able to maintain their agricultural roots even as North America's fifth largest ski resort developed nearby.
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More On Stubble Height Guidelines: Factors to consider for shortgrasses and when making the decision if destocking is necessaryFactors to consider for shortgrasses and when making the decision if destocking is necessary.
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Second In A Series: Insight From SRM's Charter MembersSociety for Range Management, 2004-08-01
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From the Frontier to the Biosphere: A brief history of the USIBP Grasslands Biome program and its impacts on scientific research in North AmericaA brief history of the USIBP Grasslands Biome program and its impacts on scientific research in North America.
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A New Approach to Grazing Management: Using Multi-Herd/Variable StockingA combination of monitoring, well planned grazing, and drought planning through this new grazing management approach has helped two New Mexico ranches improve livestock productivity, reduce supplemental feed costs, and avoid damaging their rangeland during drought.
