BLM Technical Note 137
The knowledge of carbohydrate reserves in plants is very useful in planning seasons of grazing use for allotment management plans.
The knowledge of carbohydrate reserves in plants is very useful in planning seasons of grazing use for allotment management plans.
These data are preliminary results of two years of studies on a Bureau of Land Management - Utah State University cooperative research project on the plants listed at two locations in Box Elder Cou
This technical note disseminates the article, Contrasting Responses of Squirreltail and Needleandthread to Herbage Removal, by Henry A.
Death losses of livestock by halogeton poisoning has been recognized as a serious problem on western rangelands for more than twenty years.
The following information about grass tetany has been compiled from the most recent literature and from interviews with animal nutritionists, specialists in livestock diseases, and biocheaists at t
This information may be of value in pointing out possible economic losses to the stockmen in areas where Loco Weed infestations such as this occur periodically.
General guidelines for conducting chemical treatments are contained in BLM Manual Sections 5700 and 7411. This note provides specific recommendations for controlling some woody and herbaceous
It has been estimated that some 4,000,000 ha (Sampson and Burcham, 1954) of California range covered with unpalatable brush can be converted to grass.