Vol 49, No 3 (May 1996)

Table of Contents

Full Issue

Volume 49, Number 3 (May 1996)
 
PDF
Entire Issue

Articles

An investigation on fire effects within xeric sage grouse brood habitat.
R.A. Fischer, K.P. Reese, J.W. Connelly
PDF
194-198
Shrub-grassland small mammal and vegetation responses to rest from grazing.
S.S. Rosenstock
PDF
199-203
Season and sex influences on botanical composition of cattle diets in southern New Mexico.
A.G. Mohammad, C.A. Ferrando, L.W. Murray, R.D. Pieper, J.D. Wallace
PDF
204-208
Effect of breed on botanical composition of cattle diets on Chihuahuan desert range.
J.A. Winder, D.A. Walker, C.C. Bailey
PDF
209-214
Monitoring mule deer diet quality and intake with fecal indices.
T.P. Hodgman, B.B. Davitt, J.R. Nelson
PDF
215-222
Seasonal grazing of Columbia milkvetch by cattle on rangelands in British Columbia.
W. Majak, L. Stroesser, J.W. Hall, D.A. Quinton, H.E. Douwes
PDF
223-227
Fringed sagebrush response to sward disturbances: seedling dynamics and plant growth.
T. Bai, J.T. Romo
PDF
228-233
Mineral dynamics in forages of the Northern Great Plains.
E.E. Grings, M.R. Haferkamp, R.K. Heitschmidt, M.G. Karl
PDF
234-240
Emergence date effects on resource partitioning between diffuse knapweed seedlings.
R.L. Sheley, L.L. Larson
PDF
241-244
Environmental effects on picloram uptake and ethylene production by broom snakeweed.
T.M. Sterling, N.K. Lownds, L.W. Murray
PDF
245-250
Soil water effects on growth and nutrition in upland pastures.
A.E.S. Macklon, L.A. Mackie-Dawson, C.A. Shand, A. Sim
PDF
251-256
Influence of grazing management on intake and composition of cattle diets.
D.J. Hirschfeld, D.R. Kirby, J.S. Caton, S.S. Silcox, K.C. Olson
PDF
257-263
A theoretical basis for study and management of trampling by cattle.
F.S. Guthery, R.L. Bingham
PDF
264-269
Public land policy and the market value of New Mexico ranches, 1979-94.
L.A. Torell, M.E. Kincaid
PDF
270-276
Evaluation of a site conservation rating system in southeastern Arizona.
S.E. Watters, M.A. Weltz, E.L. Smith
PDF
277-284