Vol 23, No 5 (September 1970)

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Volume 23, Number 5 (September 1970)
 
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An economic analysis of optimum rates of grazing in the California annual-type grassland.
J.F. Hooper, H.F. Heady
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307-311
A comparison of factors that affect ranching profits.
L.F. Bredemeier
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312-315
Land management policy and development of ecological concepts.
D.A. Jameson
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316-321
Range management in the developing countries.
L.N. Corti
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322-324
A grazing potential in the Tanga Region of Tanzania.
E.G. Van Voorthuizen
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325-330
Changing educational needs for research, teaching, and extension.
R.K. Arnold
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330-333
Larger pits aid reseeding of semidesert rangeland.
R.D. Slayback, D.R. Cable
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333-335
Fertilization of annual rangeland with chicken manure.
C.M. McKell, V.W. Brown, R.H. Adolph, C. Duncan
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336-340
Effects of clipping and supplemental nitrogen and water on loamy upland bluestem range.
C.E. Owensby, R.M. Hyde, K.L. Anderson
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341-346
Factors influencing intake of mineral supplements by cattle on Southern Forest Range.
V.L. Duvall, L.B. Whitaker
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347-350
Lana vetch for medusahead control.
R.S. Mac Laughlan, H.W. Miller, O.K. Hoglund
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351-353
Effects of 2,4,5-T and picloram on broom snakeweed in Arizona.
E.M. Schmutz, D.E. Little
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354-357
Effect of burning and clipping on big bluestem reserve carbohydrates.
C.E. Owensby, G.M. Paulsen, J.D. McKendrick
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358-362
Predicted forage yield based on fall precipitation in California annual grasslands.
A.H. Murphy
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363-365
Some water movement patterns over and through pinyon-juniper litter.
G.F. Gifford
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365-366
Radioisotope uptake by selected range forage and weed species.
R.E. Eckert, C.R. Blincoe
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367-369
Large seeds produce more better alkali sacaton plants.
O.D. Knipe
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369-371
Vegetative reproduction of fourwing saltbush in New Mexico.
R.G. Woodmansee, L.D. Potter
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371
Seasonal variation of chlorophyll in western wheatgrass and blue grama.
F. Rauzi, A.K. Dobrenz
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372-372
Planned grazing for Montana ranges.
N.W. Jefferies
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373-376