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Vol 20, No 5 (September 1967) Potential for Increases in Grazing Fees.  PDF
J.F. Hooper
 
Vol 10, No 6 (1957) Results of Grazing a Common Pasture in Southeastern Montana.  PDF
J. Strobel, D. Strobel
 
Vol 49, No 3 (May 1996) Influence of grazing management on intake and composition of cattle diets. Abstract  PDF
D.J. Hirschfeld, D.R. Kirby, J.S. Caton, S.S. Silcox, K.C. Olson
 
Vol 46, No 2 (March 1993) Effects of short duration and high-intensity, low-frequency grazing systems on forage production and composition. Abstract  PDF
C.A. Taylor, T.D. Brooks, N.E. Garza
 
Vol 45, No 1 (January 1992) Composition and production of California oak savanna seasonally grazed by sheep. Abstract  PDF
J.W. Bartolome, M.P. McClaran
 
Vol 41, No 2 (March 1988) Some vegetation responses to selected livestock grazing strategies, Edwards Plateau, Texas.  PDF
T.L. Thurow, W.H. Blackburn, C.A. Taylor
 
Vol 6, No 3 (May 1953) Cattle Gains and Vegetal Changes as Influenced by Grazing Treatments of Crested Wheatgrass.  PDF
N.C. Frischknecht, H.K. Harris
 
Vol 43, No 6 (November 1990) Vegetation response to time-controlled grazing on Mixed and Fescue Prairie.  PDF
W.D. Willms, S. Smoliak, J.F. Dormaar
 
Vol 21, No 1 (January 1968) Grazing Studies on Native Range, Crested Wheatgrass, and Russian Wildrye Pastures.  PDF
S. Smoliak
 
Vol 7, No 2 (March 1954) Modern Methods of Getting Uniform Use of Ranges.  PDF
R.E. Williams
 
Vol 41, No 4 (July 1988) Cattle, vegetation, and economic responses to grazing systems and grazing pressure.  PDF
R.H. Hart, M.J. Samuel, P.S. Test, M.A. Smith
 
Vol 19, No 1 (January 1966) Interval of Observation of Grazing Habits of Range Beef Cows.  PDF
A.B. Nelson, R.D. Furr
 
Vol 51, No 1 (January 1998) Grazing management affects nutrient intake by steers grazing tallgrass prairie. Abstract  PDF
F.T. III. McCollum, R.L. Gillen
 
Vol 43, No 2 (March 1990) Survival of juvenile basin big sagebrush under different grazing regimes. Abstract  PDF
M.K. Owens, B.E. Norton
 
Vol 16, No 4 (July 1963) A Proposed Method of Determining Cattle Numbers in Range Experiments.  PDF
E.H. Reid, S.C. Kovner
 
Vol 22, No 4 (July 1969) Plant Response and Cattle Gains on Sherman Big Bluegrass.  PDF
P.O. Currie
 
Vol 43, No 4 (July 1990) High-performance short-duration and repeated-seasonal grazing systems: effect on diets and performance of calves and lambs.  PDF
J.D. Volesky, J.K. Lewis, C.H. Butterfield
 
Vol 41, No 4 (July 1988) Grazing, stocking, and production efficiencies in grazing research.  PDF
D.L. Scarnecchia
 
Vol 15, No 1 (January 1962) Fertilizers Increase Range Production.  PDF
E.J. Woolfolk, D.A. Duncan
 
Vol 52, No 5 (September 1999) Early summer grazing effects on defoliation and tiller demography of prairie sandreed.  PDF
A.P. Cullan, P.E. Reece, W.H. Schacht
 
Vol 47, No 3 (May 1994) A comparison of frontal, continuous, and rotation grazing systems. Abstract  PDF
J.D. Volesky, F. de. Achaval O'Farrell, W.C. Ellis, M.M. Kothmann, F.P. Horn, W.A. Phillips, S.W. Coleman
 
Vol 14, No 4 (July 1961) Continuous vs. Specialized Grazing Systems: A Review and Application to the California Annual Type.  PDF
H.F. Heady
 
Vol 44, No 5 (September 1991) Utilization patterns by Angora goats within the plant canopies of two Acacia shrubs. Abstract  PDF
M.K. Owens
 
Vol 21, No 4 (July 1968) Carbohydrate Reserves of Sand Reedgrass under Different Grazing Intensities.  PDF
T.G. Welch
 
Vol 4, No 4 (July 1951) Effects of Range Condition on Livestock Production.  PDF
J.S. McCorkle, A. Heerwagen
 
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