Vol 27, No 2 (2005)

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Volume 27, Number 2 (April 2005)
Editorial Board
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SRM 2004 in review: President's report.
M. Kothmann
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2-4
Frasier's philosophy.
G. Frasier
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5
Rangeland water matters to everyone!
M. Mecke
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7-9
Historical weather patterns: a guide for drought planning.
A.J. Smart, B. Dunn, R. Gates
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10-12
Barriers to successful drought management: why do some ranchers fail to take action?
B. Dunn, A. Smart, R. Gates
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13-16
Drought effects on the ranching industry in southeastern Colorado.
M.M. Miller
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17-18
Water management in northwestern Egypt.
G. Frasier
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19-23
Can shade structures help riparian areas?
J.C. Davison, J.D. Neufeld
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24-30
Big bluestem pasture in the Great Plains: an alternative for dryland corn.
R. Mitchell, K. Vogel, G. Varvel, T. Klopfenstein, D. Clark, B. Anderson
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31-35
Range readiness is an obsolete management tool.
B.L. Perryman, W.A. Laycock, L.B. Bruce, K.K. Crane, J.W. Burkhardt
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36-41
Listening to the land: drought and sustainability.
T. Box
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42-43
SRM section news: Colorado Section Society for Range Management: 2004 annual meeting.
W. Leininger
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44-45
Sixth in a series: insight from SRM's charter members.
T. Bedell
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46-48
Ask the expert.
M.J. Trilica
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49-50
Poetry.
D. Hart
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51
The recipe corner.
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52
Highlights: Rangeland Ecology & Management, March 2005.
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53-55
Browsing the literature.
J. Mosely
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56-58
Book review.
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59