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... fertilized range a useful way of evaluating a fertilizer program. Herbage pro- duction and grazing capacity on annual-plant range pastures fer- tilized with sulfur.[r] ... See full document

... the number of people notified with cryp- ...From 1 November 2005 to 29 May 2006 (the outbreak period), PHU staff were asked to interview all cases of cryptosporidiosis using the standard NSW Health ques- ... See full document

... including one stillborn baby. With the exception of the baby, those who died all had serious underlying illnesses. An epidemiological investigation found no links between the cases, and subsequent characterisation of the ... See full document

... The results of an investigation into the influences of range pitting, fertilization, and protectiom from grazing on soil moisture (as mois- ture potential or soil[r] ... See full document

... sprinkler- type infiltrometer on native grass meadow, range land, bluegrass, blue- stem, forest, and sandhill areas and in cultivated soils showed that total cover[r] ... See full document

... hypothesized, therefore, that either immobilization through biological activities, reduction to metallic sulfides, or reduction to hydrogen sulfide occurred. The two r[r] ... See full document

... The Sagebrush-grass type was dominated by big sagebrush (Artimisia tridentata) w i t h an understory of bunchgrasses such as beardless wheatgrass (Agro- pyrom inerm[r] ... See full document

... Numerous comparative studies have been made and a great deal has been written to date about the beneficial effect of forest, brush and herbaceous vegetation on [r] ... See full document

... Phosphorus was also ineffective except for a small in- crease obtained at the upper grassland site (Table 1, Fig. The N - P interaction resulted in very minor incr[r] ... See full document

... Estimates of chemical composition are pre- sented for plant groups, plant parts, and individual species in the diets of cattle and sheep grazing together in earl[r] ... See full document

... uniformly to achieve even use of vegetation. Even though this pasture was only 290 acres, had two livestock watering facilities, and no major topographical limitat[r] ... See full document

... carbohydrates become of paramount importance in the diet to meet the needs of basal metabolism, locomotion and maintenance of body heat. These changes in requireme[r] ... See full document

... On the fringe of the grasslands of the Northwest grew a rugged shrub called sagebrush (Artemisia tri- dentata Nutt.). Throughout the centuries bunchgrass had conqu[r] ... See full document

... The purpose of this study was to determine the influence of plant frequency, body weight, and poten- tial mobility upon the feeding habits and diets of 14 gras[r] ... See full document

... for Soil and Water Conservation. The Utah Juniper. Indicators of Southwestern Range Conditions. USDA Farmers Bull.. Back in the early days when the hills were covere[r] ... See full document

... However, fourwing complete recovery of vigor, herbage yield, and TNC levels of saltbush plants defoliated at quiescence, early growth, or rapid antelope bitterbrush[r] ... See full document

... Chemical and mechanical methods of controlling live and shinnery oaks, juniper (cedar) and other woody species were observed. It became apparent that the brush pro[r] ... See full document

... The authors are research agronomists with the Plant Science Research Division, Agricultur- al Research Service, U. Department of Agri- culture, U. Northern Great Pla[r] ... See full document

... To image and identify small site features, large-scale (1:800) aerial photo- graphs were taken in early August to represent a phenological date when these differe[r] ... See full document

... The author has served as a Western lands economist and a consultant in Western stock ranch management. His present address is Sun City Center, l+Iorida. enterprise[r] ... See full document