BLM Technical Note 289
Rangeland Drill Operations
The rangeland drill is an effective tool for seeding under wildland conditions encountered on most rangelands (Figure 1).
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Rangelands and Grazing
BLM Technical Note 305
Guidelines and Recommendations for Design and Modification of Livestock Watering Developments to Facilitate Safe Use by Wildlife
BLM Technical Note 341
Effects of Mesquite Spraying on Other Rangeland Resources
A significant portion of the report is related to the pollution and toxic hazards of herbicides used to spray mesquite.
BLM Technical Note 366
Gully Erosion
This report was prepared under Bureau of Land Management Contract No. YA558-CT4-0011 to review the literature on incised channels, including gullies.
BLM Technical Note 369
Considerations in Rangeland Watershed Monitoring
This technical note describes the components of a rangeland watershed monitoring plan, distinguishes between direct monitoring strategies (sampling) and indirect monitoring strategies (modeling), d
BLM Technical Note 392
Open Stream Collection and Diversion: An Added Dimension in Providing Water for Grazing Animals
This technical note describes an effective system for collecting water from open streams and conveying it several miles via pipeline systems to watering troughs in arid locations.
BLM Technical Note 47
Heavy Duty International Harvester Engines
BLM Technical Note 50
1970 and 1971 International Harvester Class 105 Carryall Steering
BLM Technical Reference 1734-03
BLM Technical Reference 1734-06 rev.
Interpreting Indicators of Rangeland Health, Version 4
Qualitative assessments of rangeland health provide land managers and technical assistance specialists with a good communication tool for use with the public.