Vol 29, No 4 (2007)

Table of Contents

Articles

Frasier's philosophy.
G. Frasier
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2
Wild Horses and Rangeland in the new millennium.
C. Brown
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3-5
Ranchers as a keystone species in a West that works.
R.L. Knight, R.L. Knight, R.L. Knight
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4-9
Does prescribed burning on high-elevation, cool-season meadows impact forage quality, diet selection, and performance of grazers?
B. Fuller
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6-9
The lesser prairie chicken: on a collision course.
M. Barth
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10-12
Who is monitoring your rangeland?
J. Kossler
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13-15
Rangestasis.
M. Pfiefer
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16-18
The Rangeland Cup.
R.D. Mealor, B.A. Mealor
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19
Applying the adaptive cycle model to the past, present, and future of SRM.
K. Santini, K. Menghini, J. Malechek
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20-31
Oh! How I miss those great North Dakota nights!
H. Frieling
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32
Shieldcress.
J.A. Young, C.D. Clements, D. Harmon
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33-37
Grazing distribution: the quest for the silver bullet.
J.A. Tanaka, N.R. Rimbey, L.A. Torell, D. Taylor, D. Bailey, T. DelCurto, K. Walburger, B. Welling
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38-46
Kentucky, horse capital of the world.
T. Sloan
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47-48
Range science leadership development in Kenya: a continuing legacy of graduate education.
S.K. Cheruiyot, T.L. Thurow, D.K. Too
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49-52
Speaking with people in our society: an interview with Jack Alexander.
SRM SRM
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53-54
Speaking with people in our society: an interview with Dr Jeff Mosley.
SRM SRM
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55-56
Essays of a peripheral mind.
K.M. Havstad
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57-58
2008 SRM Rangeland Job Fair.
SRM SRM
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59-60
Youth awards: SRM annual meeting, Reno, Nevada, February 14, 2007.
SRM SRM
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61-67
Listening to the land: on seeking true wealth.
T. Box
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68-69
Browsing the literature.
J. Mosley
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70-72
Highlights: Rangeland Ecology & Management, July 2007.
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73-75
Book review.
J. Wiedemann
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76
SRM section news: 2006 contributors to the Society for Range Management.
SRM SRM
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77-79
Letter to the editor.
D.K. Langford
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80