Vol 53, No 4 (July 2000)

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Volume 53, Number 4 (July 2000)
 
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To ranch or not to ranch: home on the urban range?
R.H. Liffmann, L. Huntsinger, L.C. Forero
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362-370
Investigation of herbaceous species adapted to snowfence areas.
B.L. Perryman, W.A. Laycock, D.W. Koch
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371-375
Perceptions and economic losses from locoweed in north-eastern New Mexico.
L.A. Torell, L.P. Owen, K.C. McDaniel, D. Graham
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376-383
Fire and cattle grazing on wintering sparrows in Arizona grasslands.
C.E. Gordon
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384-389
Evaluating breeding seasons for cows grazing winter range and bahiagrass.
F. Pate, R. Kalmbacher, F. Martin
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390-394
Herbage volume per animal: a tool for rotational grazing management.
M. Duru, H. Ducrocq, L. Bossuet
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395-402
Hydrologic responses of shortgrass prairie ecosystems.
L. Weltz, G. Frasier, M. Weltz
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403-409
N and P fertilization on rangeland production in Midwest Argentina.
J.C. Guevara, C.R. Stasi, O.R. Estevez, H.N. L
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410-414
Supplemental barley and charcoal increase intake of sagebrush by lambs.
R.E. Banner, J. Rogosic, E.A. Burritt, F.D. Provenza
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415-420
Vegetation response to late growing-season wildfire on Nebraska Sandhills rangeland.
J.D. Volesky, S.B. Connot
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421-426
Cattle prefer endophyte-free robust needlegrass.
T.A. Jones, M.H. Ralphs, D.R. Gardner, N.J. Chatterton
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427-431
Rearing conditions for lambs may increase tansy ragwort grazing.
R.D. Sutherland, K. Betteridge, R.A. Fordham, K.J. Stafford, D.A. Costall
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432-436
Grass response to seasonal burns in experimental plantings.
H.F. Howe
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437-441
Plant Establishment on Angle of Repose Mine Waste Dumps.
Robert S. Nowak
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442-452
A comparison of soil chemical characteristics in modified rangeland communities.
J.F. Dormaar, W.D. Willms
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453-458