Vol 35, No 5 (2013)

Table of Contents

Articles

Sponsored Issue Acknowledgments
Yan Han
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2
Strategic Grazing Management for Complex Creative Systems
Matt Barnes, Ann Hild
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3-5
Complex Creative Systems
Fred Provenza, Hugh Pringle, Dean Revell...
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6-13
Stocking Rate Decisions Are Not Related to What You Paid for Your Land or Pickup
W. Marshall Frasier, Tim Steffens
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14-21
Optimum Stocking Rate, Monitoring, and Flexibility
J. Alfanso Ortega-S, Steven D. Lukefahr
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22-27
Adaptive Grazing Management for Recovery
Tim Steffen, Grady Grissom, Matt Barnes, Fred Provenza, Roy Roath
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28-34
Adaptive Grazing Management at Rancho Largo Cattle Company
Grady Grissom, Tim Steffens
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35-44
Grazing Management Can Improve Livestock Distribution
Brien E. Norton, Matt Barnes, Richard Teague
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45-51
Multiple-Paddock Grazing Distributes Utilization Across Heterogeneous Mountain Landscapes
Matt Barnes, Jim Howell
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52-61
Stocking Density Affects Diet Selection
Doug Peterson, Mark Brownlee, Tim Kelley
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62-66
Short-Duration Grazing in Retrospect—A Practitioner’s Experience
Sid Goodloe
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67-71
The Savory Method Can Not Green Deserts or Reverse Climate Change
David D. Briske, Brandon Bestelmeyer, Joel R. Brown, Samuel D. Fuhlendorf, H.Wayne Polley
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72-74
Trade-Offs Among Ecosystem Services and Disservices on a Florida Ranch
Hilary M. Swain, Elizabeth H. Boughton...
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75-87
Acquiring Water Services From Northern Everglades Ranchlands
Leonard Shabman, Sarah Lynch, Elizabeth H. Boughton
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88-92
Developing Sources of Native Grass Seed for Revegetation in Florida
Mary J. Williams, Janet Grabowski, Brandee Williams
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93-97
Use of Rotational Stocking in Combination With Cultural Practices for Smutgrass Control—A Florida Case Study
Joseph H. Walter, Yoana C. Newman
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98-103
ools, Science, and the Art of Compromise
Thad Box
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104-105
Browsing the Literature
Jeff Mosley
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106-108
Highlights
Yan Han
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109-111