Agricultural Research
A magazine to disseminate research results of the Agriculture Research Service, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's chief scientific in-house research agency.
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Rangelands and Grazing
Agronomy Journal
Includes articles relating to original research in soil-plant relationships, crop science, soil science, biometry, range management, agroclimatology, agronomic modeling, and production agriculture. (Limited access.)
Allotment Management Planning (NEPA) - Martin Basin: Winnemucca, NV
Allotment Management Planning (NEPA) - Martin Basin: Winnemucca, NV
Assessment of Bighorn Sheep, Domestic Sheep, and Change Agents using REA Data
Assessment of Bighorn Sheep, Domestic Sheep, and Change Agents using REA Data
Assessment of Mesic Resources and Sage-grouse Brood Rearing Sites Using REA Data
Assessment of Mesic Resources and Sage-grouse Brood Rearing Sites Using REA Data
Bighorn Sheep Risk of Contact Model, Royal Gorge Field Office
Bighorn Sheep Risk of Contact Model, Royal Gorge Field Office
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BLM Rangeland Resource Assessment 2011
BLM Rangeland Resource Assessment 2011
BLM Resource Note 74
Grazing of Livestock on Pricklypear after Prescribed Burning on Tobosagrass Rangelands
The use of fire as a vegetation management tool on rangelands has a long history. It has also been addressed in many environmental impact statements and site-specific environmental assessments.
BLM Resource Note 75
Multiple Use Management - Dixie Harrow Style
Many rangeland areas within the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Richfield (Utah) Field Office were severely overgrazed by uncontrolled livestock during the late 1800s.