PUBLICATIONS BY STAFF MEMBERS OF EOARC
1.
Weaning weight of calves as related to age of dam, sex, and color.
W.A. Sawyer, Ralph Bogart, and M.M. Olufa
Technical Paper (Mimeo) 1948
2.
The relative influence of age, birth weight, and size of dam on weaning weight of calves.
W.A. Sawyer, J.C.R. Li, and Ralph Bogart
Technical Paper (Mimeo) 1949
3.
Rotation-deferred grazing as compared to season-long grazing on the sagebrush-bunchgrass
ranges in Oregon.
D.N. Hyder and W.A. Sawyer
Journal of Range Manage 4(1) 1951
4.
The influence of winter nutrition of range beef cattle production in eastern Oregon.
Farris Hubbert and W.A. Sawyer
Proceedings Western Section American Society Animal Science Production II 1951
5.
A brief report of the 1951 Squaw Butte-Harney Experiment Station Field Day.
Farris Hubbert and D.N. Hyder
Circular of Information (Mimeo) August 1951
6.
1952 Field Day Report.
Station Staff
Circular of Information July 1952
7.
Controlling big sagebrush with growth regulators.
D.N. Hyder
JRM 6(2):109-116 March 1953
8.
The Stockman's Laboratory -- Field Day Report.
W.A. Sawyer, C.S. Cooper, Farris Hubbert, D.N. Hyder, F.A. Sneva
Circular of Info. 530 (Mimeo) June 1953
9.
Influence of age of meadow hay in beef cow's winter rations following summer grazing
on sagebrush-bunchgrass range.
Farris Hubbert, P.H. Weswig, J.R. Haag, W.A. Sawyer July 1953
10.
Spray to control big sagebrush.
D.N. Hyder
Station Bulletin 538 January 1954
11.
A method for rating the success of range seeding.
D.N. Hyder, F.A. Sneva
Tech. Paper 829 (Mimeo) March 1954
12.
Fertilization of mountain meadows in eastern Oregon.
C.S. Cooper, W.A. Sawyer
JRM 8(1):20-22 January 1955
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13.
A comparison of trucking and trailing beef cows and calves to and from summer range.
Farris Hubbert
Journal of Animal Science 14(1) February 1955
14.
Rate and efficiency of gains in beef cattle: 3. Factors affecting weight and effectiveness of
selection for gains in weight.
G.H. Hitchcock, W.A. Sawyer, Ralph Bogart, Lyle Calvin
Station Technical Bulletin 34 March 1955
15.
Effect of form and rate of active ingredient, spraying season, solution volume,
type of solvent on the mortality of big sagebrush (Artemisia tridentata).
D.N. Hyder and F.A. Sneva
Station Technical Bulletin 35 April 1955
16.
A comparison of Brahman X Hereford crossbreeds with Herefords.
Farris Hubbert, E.N. Hoffman, W.A. Sawyer, Ralph Bogart, A.W. Oliver
Station Bulletin 549 June 1955
17.
1955 Field Day Report.
W.A. Sawyer, C.S. Cooper, W.F. Brannon, R.W. Wheeler, D.N. Hyder and F.A. Sneva
Circular of Information June 1955
a.
Cooper, Clee S
Mountain meadow improvement studies
b.
Brannon, Warren F., and Robert W. Wheeler
Beef cattle research
c. Hyder, Donald N., Forrest Sneva, and Clee S. Cooper
Range improvement research
18.
More mountain meadow hay.
C.S. Cooper
Station Bulletin 550 June 1955
19.
Soil firming may improve range seeding operations.
D.N. Hyder, F.A. Sneva, and W.A. Sawyer
JRM 8(4):159-163 June 1955
20.
Herbage response to sagebrush spraying.
D.N. Hyder and F.A. Sneva
JRM 9(1):34-38 January 1956
21.
The effect of source, rate, and time of nitrogen application upon the yields, vegetative
composition, and crude protein content of native flood-meadow hay in eastern Oregon.
C.S. Cooper
Agronomy Journal 48:543-545 June 1956
22.
Seed- and plant-soil relations as affected by seedbed firmness on a sandy loam rangeland soil.
D.N. Hyder and F.A. Sneva
Soil Science Society of America, Proc. Vol. 20, No. 3:416-419 1956
23.
Chemical control of sagebrush larkspur.
D.N. Hyder and F.A. Sneva
JRM 9(4):184-186 July 1956
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24.
The effect of carotene intake by Hereford cows on calf growth.
R.W. Wheeler and W.A. Sawyer
Technical Paper 979 (Mimeo) July 1956
25.
The carotene content of stored meadow hay in the Northern Great Basin.
J.R. Schubert, Farris Hubbert, W.A. Sawyer, W.F. Brannon and J.R. Haag
Technical Paper 987 (Mimeo) July 1956
26.
The effect of time and height of cutting on the yield, crude protein content, and the vegetative
composition of a native flood meadow in eastern Oregon.
C.S. Cooper
Agronomy Journal 48:257-258 December 1956
27.
Grass is the wealth.
E.R. Jackman, W.W. Chilcote, D.W. Hedrick, Gene Lear and D.N. Hyder
Extension Bulletin 770 1957
28.
The constituent differential method of estimating species composition in mixed hay.
C.S. Cooper, D.N. Hyder, R.G. Petersen, and F.A. Sneva
Agronomy Journal 49:190-193 April 1957
29.
The carotene and vitamin A content of plasma and liver on range Hereford cows and their
calves in the Northern Great Basin.
R.W. Wheeler, P.H. Weswig, W.F. Brannon, F.E. Hubbert & W.A. Sawyer
Journal of Animal Science 16(2) May 1957
30.
1957 Field Day Report.
W.A. Sawyer, C.S. Cooper, R.W. Wheeler, D.N. Hyder & F.A. Sneva
Circular of Information (Mimeo) June 1957
31.
Meadow grazing - 1. A comparison of gains of calves and yearlings
when summering on native flood meadows and sagebrush-bunchgrass range.
C.S. Cooper, R.W. Wheeler and W.A. Sawyer
JRM 10(4):172-174 July 1957
32.
The use of the production function and linear programming in valuation
of intermediate products.
Michael Nelson, E.N. Castle, W.G. Brown, assisted by C.S. Cooper
Technical Paper 1051 August 1957
33.
A legume for native flood meadows - 1. Establishment and maintenance of white-tip clover
(T. variegatum) in native flood meadows and its effect upon yields and vegetative and
chemical composition of hay.
C.S. Cooper
Agronomy Journal 49:473-477 September 1957
34.
The influence of ammonium nitrate on the growth and yield of crested
wheatgrass on the Oregon high desert.
F.A. Sneva, D.N. Hyder
Agronomy Journal 50:40-44 January 1958
35.
Sagebrush control in Oregon.
D.N. Hyder and F.A. Sneva
Tech. Paper (mimeo) January 1958
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36.
Ranchers, Ranges, and Cows.
E. Cornett, W.A. Sawyer, C.E. Poulton, Joe Johnson, and E.R. Jackman
Extension Bulletin 772. March 1958
37.
Profitable use of fertilizer on native meadows.
Michael Nelson, E.N. Castle, assisted by C.S. Cooper and W.A. Sawyer
JRM 11(2):80-83 March 1958
38.
Differences among butyl, ethyl, and isopropyl ester formulations of 2,3-D,2,4,5-T and
MCPA in the control of big sagebrush.
D.N. Hyder, W.R. Furtick, F.A. Sneva
Weeds 6(2) April 1958
39.
Sagebrush or grass.
D.N. Hyder, F.A. Sneva, and W.A. Sawyer
Circular of Information 590 June 1958
40.
Chemical control of rabbit brush with emphasis upon simultaneous control of big sagebrush.
D.N. Hyder, F.A. Sneva, D.O. Chilcote, R.W. Furtick
Weeds 6(3) July 1958
41.
Response of beef cattle to phosphorus fertilized and unfertilized flood meadow hay with in vitro
observations on factors influencing rumen micro-organism activity.
Farris Hubbert, R.W. Wheeler, C.S. Cooper, and W.A. Sawyer
Tech. Paper 1136 (mimeo) July 1958
42.
The effects of low supplementary phosphorus intakes on range cows in the sagebrushbunchgrass region.
R.W. Wheeler, Farris Hubbert, W.A. Sawyer, and J.R. Haag
Tech. Paper 1137 (mimeo) July 1958
43.
Adaptability and yield of eleven grasses grown on the Oregon high desert.
C.S. Cooper, D.N. Hyder
JRM 11(5):235-237 September 1958
44.
Range robbers - undesirable range plants.
W.A. Sawyer, Elgin Cornett, D.W. Hedrick, D.F. Costello
E.R. Jackman, W.R. Furtick, B.N. Freeman
Extension Bulletin 780 December 1958
45.
A legume for native flood meadows: Phosphorus fertilizer requirements for maintaining
stands of white-tip clover (Trifolium variegatum).
C.S. Cooper, A.S. Hunter
Agronomy Journal 51:350-352 June 1959
46.
Oxytetracycline and high levels of phosphorus in the wintering ration of beef cattle.
Farris Hubbert, J.D. Wallace
Technical Paper 1238 (mimeo) July 1959
47.
The effect of injectable iron and oral oxytetracycline on hemoglobin packed cell volume, and
rate of gain of baby range calves.
Farris Hubbert and J.D. Wallace
Technical Paper 1243 (mimeo) July 1959
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48.
The response of beef cattle to pelleted and coarsely chopped mountain meadow hay with
digestibility comparisons.
J.D. Wallace and Farris Hubbert
Technical Paper 1239 (mimeo) July 1959
49.
Growth and carbohydrate trends in crested wheatgrass.
D.N. Hyder and F.A. Sneva
JRM 12(6):271-276 November 1959
50.
Bitterlich's plotless method for sampling basal ground cover of bunchgrass.
D.N. Hyder and F.A. Sneva
JRM 13(1):6-9 January 1960
51.
Beef cattle research at the Squaw Butte Station Livestock.
Field Day Report (Mimeo)
J.D. Wallace and R.J. Raleigh March 1960
52.
Beef Cattle Day.
OSU Miscellaneous Paper 92 (Wallace's paper included) May 1960
53.
Grass to beef.
Station Staff - Circular of Information 602 June 1960
54.
The influence of yeast in a high roughage wintering ration for Hereford calves as measured by
digestibility and performance.
J.D. Wallace and R.J. Raleigh
Journal of Animal Science 19:967 1961
55.
Research in beef cattle nutrition and management -- A Progress Report.
R.J. Raleigh and J.D. Wallace
Miscellaneous Paper 106 March 1961
56.
Effect of time of weaning on winter performance of Hereford calves.
J.D. Wallace and R.J. Raleigh
Technical Paper 1424 June 1961
57.
The performance of weaner calves as influenced by low levels of alfalfa in the wintering ration.
R.J. Raleigh and J.D. Wallace
Technical Paper 1425 June 1961
58.
Evaluation of range and meadow forages at various stages of maturity and levels of nitrogen
fertilization.
J.D. Wallace, C.B. Rumburg, and R.J. Raleigh
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society Animal Science June 1961
59.
Fertilizer-induced changes in botanical composition, yield and quality of native meadow hay.
C.B. Rumburg and C.S. Cooper
Agronomy Journal 53:255-258 1961
60.
Fertilization on sagebrush-bunchgrass range - A Progress Report.
D.N. Hyder and F.A. Sneva
Miscellaneous Paper 115 July 1961
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61.
Fertilization on sagebrush-bunchgrass range - A Progress Report.
C.B. Rumburg
Miscellaneous Paper 116 July 1961
62.
Third Annual Beef Cattle Day - A summary of reports, including: "Protein requirements for
supplements for wintering range beef calves with meadow hay."
R.J. Raleigh
Oregon State Univ. Miscellaneous Paper 112 May 1961
63.
Wheel-track planting on sagebrush-bunchgrass range.
D.N. Hyder, D.E. Booster, F.A. Sneva, W.A. Sawyer, and J.D. Rodgers
JRM 14(4):220-224 July 1961
64.
Optimum feeding rates for wintering weaner calves.
E.N. Castle, J.D. Wallace and Ralph Bogart
Technical Bulletin 56 July 1961
65.
Utilization of chopped, wafered, and pelleted native meadow hay by weaned Hereford calves.
J.D. Wallace, R.J. Raleigh, and W.A. Sawyer
Journal of Animal Science 20(4) November 1961
66.
Growth characteristics of crested wheatgrass Agropyron desertorum (Fisch.) Shult., in the big
big sagebrush-bluebunch wheatgrass province of southeastern Oregon.
D.N. Hyder
Abstract of Thesis 22(4): - Order No. 61-3925 June 1961
67.
Chemical control of foothill deathcamas.
D.N. Hyder and F.A. Sneva
JRM 15(1):25-27 January 1962
68.
Research in beef cattle nutrition and management - A Progress Report.
R.J. Raleigh and J.D. Wallace
Miscellaneous Paper 126 March 1962
69.
Estimating herbage production on semiarid ranges in the intermountain region.
F.A. Sneva and D.N. Hyder
JRM 15(2):88-93 March 1962
70.
The influence of iron and copper of hematologic values and on body weight of range calves.
R.J. Raleigh and J.D. Wallace
Journal of Vet. Res. 23(93) March 1962
71.
Effect of different levels of salt in a cottonseed meal supplement for yearling
cattle on crested wheatgrass pasture.
J.D. Wallace and R.J. Raleigh
Technical Paper 1556 July 1962
72.
Response of weaner calves to various levels of protein and energy.
R.J. Raleigh and J.D. Wallace July 1962
73.
Selective control of big sagebrush associated with bitterbrush.
D.N. Hyder and F.A. Sneva July 1962
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74.
Susceptibility of big sagebrush and green rabbitbrush to 2,4-D as related to certain
environmental, phenological and physiological conditions.
D.N. Hyder, F.A. Sneva and V.H. Freed
Weeds 10(4) October 1962
75.
Winter feeding and management of range calves.
J.D. Wallace, R.J. Raleigh, Farris Hubbert, and W.A. Sawyer
Station Bulletin 584 August 1962
76.
Forecasting range herbage production in eastern Oregon.
F.A. Sneva and D.N. Hyder October 1962
77.
The response of yearling cattle on crested wheatgrass pasture to energy, protein, and sodium
supplementation.
J.D. Wallace, Farris Hubbert and R.J. Raleigh
Technical Paper 1537 January 1963
78.
Research in beef cattle nutrition and management - A Progress Report.
R.J. Raleigh and J.D. Wallace
Special Report 145 March 1963
79.
Summary of Reports - Fifth Annual Beef Cattle Day.
W.A. Sawyer's paper included
Special Report 151 May 1963
80.
Effect of urea at different nitrogen level on digestibility and on performance of growing steers
fed low quality flood meadow roughage.
R.J. Raleigh and J.D. Wallace
Journal of Animal Science 22(2):330-334 May 1963
81.
A summary . . . Range fertilization studies, 1953-1963.
F.A. Sneva
OSU Special Report 155 May 1963
82.
Relationship among performance traits in young cattle as influenced by nutritional level.
J.D. Wallace, R.J. Raleigh, Ralph Bogart, W.A. Sawyer, J.S. Brinks, and R.T. Clark
Technical Paper 1674 (OSU) August 1963
83.
Relationship among weights of dam and progeny performance.
W.A. Sawyer, Ralph Bogart, J.D. Wallace, R.J. Raleigh, J.S. Brinks & R.T. Clark
Technical Paper 1975 (OSU) August 1963
84.
Effect of supplementation on intake of grazing animals.
R.J. Raleigh and J.D. Wallace
Technical Paper 1690 (OSU) August 1963
85.
Production of regrowth forage on native flood meadows.
C.B. Rumburg
Agronomy Journal 55:245-247 July 1963
86.
Effect of level of concentrate feeding on heritability of performance traits in cattle.
Ralph Bogart, J.D. Wallace, R.J. Raleigh, W.A. Sawyer, August 1963
Technical Paper 1676 (OSU)
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87.
Morphological and physiological factors affecting the grazing management of crested
wheatgrass.
D.N. Hyder and F.A. Sneva
Crop Science 3:267-271. August 1963
88.
Raising dryland rye hay.
F.A. Sneva and D.N. Hyder
Station Bulletin 592 April 1963
89.
Studies of six grasses, seeded on sagebrush-bunchgrass range.
D.N. Hyder and F.A. Sneva
Technical Bulletin 71 April 1963
90.
Effect of season of use and grazing systems on nutritional value of forage.
R.J. Raleigh
PNW Section American Society for Range Management Portland, Oregon Nov. 1963
91.
Frequency sampling in sagebrush-bunchgrass vegetation.
D.N. Hyder, C.E. Conrad, P.T. Tueller, L.D. Calvin, C.E. Poulton, F.A. Sneva
Ecology 44(4):740-746 1963
92.
1964 Progress Report -- Research in beef cattle nutrition and management.
R.J. Raleigh and J.D. Wallace
Special Report 171 March 1964
93.
A summary of alfalfa investigations conducted on the Squaw Butte Experiment Station.
F.A. Sneva, C.B. Rumburg, D.N. Hyder
Special Report 176 May 1964
94.
Digestibility of native flood meadow hay at different stages of growth.
R.J. Raleigh, C.B. Rumburg, and J.D. Wallace
Technical Paper 1824 June 1964
95.
Calf production from Hereford cows wintered at different nutrition levels.
J.D. Wallace and R.J. Raleigh
Technical Paper 1825 June 1964
96.
Performance of calves fed vitamin A with baled and chopped meadow hay.
J.D. Wallace and R.J. Raleigh
Technical Paper 1825 June 1964
97.
Influence of nitrogen on seasonal production of dry matter and nitrogen accumulation from
meadows.
C.B. Rumburg, J.D. Wallace, and R.J. Raleigh
Technical Paper 1706 June 1964
98.
Overstory-understory grass seedings on sagebrush-bunchgrass range.
D.W. Hedrick, D.N. Hyder, and F.A. Sneva
Technical Bulletin 80 November 1964
99.
Performance and carotene conversion in Hereford heifers fed different levels of nitrate.
J.D. Wallace, R.J. Raleigh, and P.H. Weswig
Journal of Animal Science 23(4):1042-1045 November 1964
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100.
1965 Progress Report--Research in beef cattle nutrition and management.
R.J. Raleigh and J.D. Wallace
Special Report 189 March 1965
101.
Response of wet meadow vegetation to length and depth of surface water from wild-flood
irrigation.
C.B. Rumburg and W.A. Sawyer
Agronomy Journal 57:245-247 June 1965
102.
A comparison of in vitro techniques and their relation to in vivo July values.
J.D. Wallace, C.B. Rumburg, and R.J. Raleigh
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science 16 1965
103.
Frequency of feeding and urea utilization by ruminants.
R. J. Raleigh and J.D. Wallace
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science 16 July 1965
104.
Yield, yield-trend, and response to nitrogen of introduced grasses on the Oregon high desert.
F.A. Sneva and D.N. Hyder
Special Report 195 July 1965
105.
A comparison of carcass and meat characteristics of Hereford and Hereford x Charolais cross
steers.
W.H. Kennick, J.D. Wallace, R.J. Raleigh, and Lois A. Sather
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science 16 1965
106.
1966 Progress Report--Research in beef cattle nutrition and management.
R.J. Raleigh and J.D. Wallace
Special Report 210 March 1966
107.
Growth and development of replacement heifers wintered with rhythmic changes in feeding.
R.J. Raleigh and J.D. Wallace
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science 17 March 1966
108.
Digestibility of chemically cured range forage.
J.D. Wallace, F.A. Sneva, R.J. Raleigh, and C.B. Rumburg
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science 17 March 1966
109.
Investigations of an alternative method of measuring forage digestibility of ruminants.
W. Pryor, R.J. Raleigh, J.D. Wallace, and J. Oldfield
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science 17 March 1966
110.
Performance of Hereford and Charolais x Hereford crossbred cattle in eastern Oregon.
J.D. Wallace, R.J. Raleigh, and W.H. Kennick
Station Bulletin 603 July 1966
111.
Feeding and management of cattle with a limited feed supply.
R.J. Raleigh and W.A. Sawyer
Special Report 223 October 1966
112.
Ecological response of sagebrush-grass range in central Oregon to mechanical and chemical
removal of Artemisia.
D.W. Hedrick, D.N. Hyder, F.A. Sneva, and C.E. Poulton
Ecology 47:3 June 1966
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113.
Control of big sagebrush associated with bitterbrush in Ponderosa pine.
F.A. Sneva and D.N. Hyder
Journal of Forestry 64(10):677-680 October 1966
114.
1967 Progress Report--Research in beef cattle nutrition and management.
R.J. Raleigh and H.A. Turner
Special Report 232 March 1967
115.
Protein intake and exercise for pregnant heifers.
J.D. Wallace and R.J. Raleigh
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science 18 July 1967
116.
Finishing steers on range.
R.J. Raleigh, J.D. Wallace and H.A. Turner
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science 18 July 1967
117.
Chemical curing of range grasses with paraquat.
F.A. Sneva
JRM 20(6):389-394 1967
118.
1968 Progress Report--Research in beef cattle nutrition and management.
R.J. Raleigh and H.A. Turner
Special Report 251 March 1968
119.
Chemical curing range forage for fall grazing.
R.J. Raleigh, F.A. Sneva, and H.A. Turner
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science 19 July 1968
120.
Biuret and urea in range cattle supplements.
R.J. Raleigh and H.A. Turner
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science 19 July 1968
121.
Techniques of research in range livestock nutrition.
Harris, Lofgreen, Kercher, Raleigh, and Bohman
Utah State Univ. Bulletin 471. Reg. Public. December 1967
122.
1969 Progress Report-Research in Beef Cattle Nutrition and Management.
R.J. Raleigh and H.A. Turner
Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station Special Report 270 March 1969
123.
Biuret and urea for growing cattle.
H.A. Turner and R.J. Raleigh
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society Animal Science 20 July 1969
124.
Yield and N. concentration of meadow hay fertilized with three N sources.
C.B. Rumburg
Agronomy Journal 61:824-825 September 1969
125.
Symposium on pasture methods for maximum production in beef cattle: Manipulation of both
livestock and forage management to give optimum production.
R.J. Raleigh
Journal of Animal Science 30(1):108-114 January 1970
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126.
1970 Progress Report-Research in Beef Cattle Nutrition and Management. March 1970
R.J. Raleigh, H.A. Turner, and R. Phillips
Oregon State Univ. Spec. Rep. 288
a.
Raleigh, R.J., H.A. turner, and R.L. Phillips
Research in beef cattle nutrition and management
b.
Lesperance A.L.
Alfalfa hay for weaner calves
127.
Fall calving yields a bumper crop of benefits.
R.J. Raleigh
Oregon's Agricultural Progress 1970
128.
Accumulation and loss of nitrogen during growth and maturation of cereal rye
(Secale cereale).
C.B. Rumburg and F.A. Sneva
Agronomy Journal 62:311-312 May 1970
129.
Behavior of yearling cattle on eastern Oregon range.
F.A. Sneva
JRM 23(3):155-158 May 1970
130.
Energy level and N source for fall-calving cows.
H.A. Turner, R.J. Raleigh, and R. Phillips
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science 21 July 1970
131.
Production of fall-born vs. spring-born calves.
R.J. Raleigh, H.A. Turner, and R. Phillips
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science 21 July 1970
132.
Crested wheatgrass and nitrogen.
F.A. Sneva
Squaw Butte Experiment Station Mimeo September 1970
133.
Paraquat - Effects of growing-season application.
F. Sneva
JRM 23(6):451-452 November 1970
134.
1971 Progress Report -- Research in Beef Cattle Nutrition and Management.
R.J. Raleigh, H.A. Turner, and L. Foster
Special Report 322 March 1971
a.
Foster, Larry, H.A. Turner, and R.J. Raleigh
Daily versus alternate feeding of range supplements
b.
Raleigh, R.J., Turner, H.A, Foster, Larry
Management of cattle grazing native flood meadows
c.
Raleigh, R.J., Larry foster, and H.A. Turner
Fall calf production
d.
Foster, Larry, R.J. Raleigh, and J.A. Turner
Energy level and nitrogen source for fall calving cows
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135.
1972 Progress Report -- Research in Beef Cattle Nutrition and Management.
R.J. Raleigh and L. Foster
Special Report 352 March 1972
a.
Raleigh, R.J., and Larry Foster
Creep feeding fall-born calves
b.
Foster, Larry, and R.J. Raleigh
Ralgro and stilbestrol implants for beef cattle.
c.
Foster, Larry, and R.J. Raleigh
The value of quality hay for weaner calves
d.
Foster, Larry, and R.J. Raleigh
The effect of winter gains on summer performance
136.
Yield and N accumulation of meadow forage fertilized at advancing maturity with N.
C.B. Rumburg
Agronomy Journal 64:187 March 1972
137.
Herbage yield and intake of grazing steers.
William P. Handl and L.R. Rittenhouse
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science 23:197 June 1972
138.
Reproductive performance of the beef cow: Nutrition effects.
R.J. Raleigh and L. Foster
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science 23 June 1972
139.
Estimation of a performance function for evaluating range improvement investments.
A. Gene Nelson and Larry Rittenhouse
Technical Paper 3362 1972
140.
Grazing return following sagebrush control in eastern Oregon.
F.A. Sneva
JRM 25(3):174-178 May 1972
141.
Paraquat-cured herbage for late season grazing.
F.A. Sneva, R.J. Raleigh, and H.A. Turner
Journal of Animal Science 36(1):107-113 January 1973
142.
Crested wheatgrass response to nitrogen and clipping.
F.A. Sneva
JRM 26(1):47-50 January 1973
143.
1973 Progress Report--Research in Beef Cattle Nutrition and Management.
Special Report 38 March 1973
a. Foster Larry, R.J. Raleigh, and H.A. Turner
A comparison of long vs chopped alfalfa or meadow hay for wintering
weaner calves
b. Foster Larry, and R.J. Raleigh
Nitrogen and energy relationships in wintering steer calves
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c. Gomm F.B., and Larry Foster
Copper and Molybdenum nutrition in pasture management
d. Raleigh R.J., and Larry Foster
Profit from a short breeding season
144.
Wheatgrass response to seasonal applications of two nitrogen sources.
F.A. Sneva
JRM 26(2):137-139 March 1973
145.
Energy level and N source for fall-calving cows.
L. Foster and R.J. Raleigh
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science 24 1973
146.
The effect on cows of creep feeding fall-born calves. 1973
Larry Foster and R.J. Raleigh
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science 24:195-197 1973
147.
Stockwater restriction and trailing effects on animal gain, water drunk, and mineral
consumption.
F.A. Sneva, L.R. Rittenhouse, and Larry Foster
Proceedings Water-animal Symposium, Twin Falls, Idaho June 1973
148.
The influence of selected climatological parameters on water intake of cattle
Larry R. Rittenhouse and Forrest A. Sneva.
Proceedings Water-Animal Symposium, Twin Falls, Idaho June 1973
149.
Creep feeding of fall-born calves.
Larry Foster and R.J. Raleigh
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science 1973
150.
Nitrogen and Paraquat save range forage for fall grazing.
Forrest A. Sneva
JRM 26(4):294-295 June 1973
151.
(See No. 125) Range Forage and Animal Nutrition.
R.J. Raleigh
Journal of Animal Science 30(1):108-114 (1970)
(Reprinted by Range Research and Range Problems - 1973) January 1973
152.
1974 Progress Report -- Research in Beef Cattle Nutrition and Management.
Special Report 407 March 1974
a. Foster Larry, and R.J. Raleigh
Liquid supplements in beef cattle production
b. .Foster Larry, and R.J. Raleigh
Ralgro - suckling calves to slaughter
c.
Kartchner Rex, Larry Rittenhouse, and R.J. Raleigh
Relative forage requirements of spring and fall
d. Rittenhouse Larry, and William Handl
Some implications of early spring turnout
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153.
Feed intake by spring and fall-cow-calf pairs.
R.J. Kartchner, L.R. Rittenhouse and R.J. Raleigh
Technical Paper 3815 March 1974
154.
1975 Progress Report -- Research in Beef Cattle Nutrition.
Special Report 431 March 1975
a.
Kartchner, R.J. Raleigh, and L.R. Rittenhouse
Comparative range forage Intake of spring and Fall calving cow-calf pairs.
b.
Phillips R.L., and M. Vavra
Feeding grass straw to wintering beef cows
c.
Turner H.A.
Cow size as related to efficiency
d.
Phillips R., and M. Vavra
Early weaned fall-born calves on irrigated pasture
155.
Summer grazing performance of cattle as influenced by water stress and trailing.
F.A. Sneva, V.E. Hunter, and L.R. Rittenhouse
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science 26:27-28 July 1975
156.
A comparison of methods for measuring forage intake.
R.J. Kartchner, L.R. Rittenhouse, and R.J. Raleigh
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science 26:155-156 July 1975
157.
A comparison of three methods of estimating digestibility for determining intake of grazing
cattle.
W.P. Handl and L.R. Rittenhouse
JRM 28(5):414-416 November 1975
158.
Soil ingestion by cattle on semiarid range as reflected by Titanium analysis of feces
H.F. Mayland, A.R. Florence, R.C. Rosenau, V.A. Lazar & H.A. Turner
JRM 28(6):448-452 November 1975
159.
Wintering cattle on grass straw.
R.L. Phillips, M. Vavra, and R.J. Raleigh
Proceedings of Pacific Northwest Nutrition Conference 1975
160.
1976 Progress Report-Research in Beef Cattle Nutrition and Management.
Special Report No. 455. Oregon State Univ., Ag. Experiment Station March 1976
a.
Turner H.A., and T.J. Raleigh
Improved Efficiency for wintering cows by feeding rumensin
b.
Peterson, K.J., R.J. Raleigh, R. Shroud, and H.A. Turner
Anaplasmosis studies conducted on the Squaw Butte Range
c.
Vavra, M., R.L. Phillips, and M.M. Wing
Weaning management of spring calves on forested ranges
d.
Vavra M., and R.L. Phillips
The performance of induced cryptorchids and steers
14
161.
Conditioning cattle to water stress.
F.A. Sneva, V. Hunter, and L. Rittenhouse
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science 27:240-243 1976
162.
Monensin for wintering gestating cows.
H.A. Turner and R.J. Raleigh
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science 27:320-322 1976
163.
Flexibility with irrigated pasture.
F.B. Gomm and H.A. Turner
Rangeman's Journal 3(2):37-38 April 1976
164.
Expressing the competitive relationship between Wyoming big sagebrush and crested
wheatgrass.
L.R. Rittenhouse and F.A. Sneva
JRM 29(4):326-327 July 1976
165.
Multiple cropping in the western United States.
F.B. Gomm, F.A. Sneva, and R.J. Lorenz
(Reprinted from Multiple Cropping 103-115) 1976
166.
Crested wheat production: impacts on fertility, row spacing, and stage age.
F.A. Sneva and Larry R. Rittenhouse
Technical Bulletin 35 November 1976
167.
Stockwater's effect on cattle performance on the high desert.
F.A. Sneva, L.R. Rittenhouse, and V.E. Hunter
Station Bulletin 625 January 1977
168.
A technique for estimating big sagebrush production.
F.A. Sneva, L.R. Rittenhouse, and V.E. Hunter
JRM 30(1):68-70 January 1977
169.
1977 Progress Report -- Research in Beef Cattle Nutrition.
Special Report 480. Oregon State Univ. Ag. Experiment Station March 1977
a.
Turner, H.A., D.L. Whittington, and R.J. Raleigh
Marketing Steers Directly off Grass
b.
Vavra, M., and R.L. Phillips
Feeding Alternatives for Wintering Steer Calves
c.
Britton C.M., and F.A. Sneva
Production and Chemical Attributes of Kochia Prostata
d.
Phillips, R.L., M. Vavra, and R.J. Raleigh
The Effects of Nutrition Level on the Performance of Wintering Cows
e.
Sneva, Forrest A., and H.A. Turner
Paraquat Plus Meadow Equals Winter Grazing
15
170.
Bovine anaplasmosis transmission studies conducted under controlled natural exposure in a
dermacentor andersoni = (venustus) indigenous area of eastern Oregon.
K.J. Peterson, R.J. Raleigh, R.K. Stroud, and R.L. Goulding
American Journal of Vet Res. 39(3):351-354 March 1977
(Send reprint requests to Dept. of Vet. Medicine, Oregon State Univ.)
171.
Coordinating beef cattle management with the range forage resource.
M. Vavra and R.J. Raleigh
JRM 29(6):449-452 November 1976
172.
Effect of monensin on feed efficiency for maintaining gestating mature cows wintered on
meadow hay.
H.A. Turner, R.J. Raleigh and D.C. Young
Journal of Animal Science 44:338-342 1977
173.
Production of slaughter steers from forages in the arid west.
H.A. Turner and R.J. Raleigh
Journal of Animal Science 44(5):901-907 1977
174.
Production of slaughter steers grazing crested wheatgrass and irrigated
pasture in eastern Oregon.
D.C. Whittington, H.A. Turner, F.B. Gomm, R.J. Raleigh and W.H. Kennick
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science 1977
175.
Interstation Correlation Coefficients for Oregon.
F.A. Sneva
Mimeo Report 1977
176.
Early growth of Nordan crested wheatgrass and Sherman big bluegrass.
L.R. Rittenhouse and F.A. Sneva
JRM 30(3):236-237 May 1977
177.
Failure of anaplasma marginale theiler to survive natural winter conditions on a Dermacentor
andersoni = (Venustus) infested range.
K.F. Peterson, R.L. Goulding, and H.A. Turner
Rpt. from U.S. Admin. Health Assoc. 80th Annual Meeting 1976
178.
Supplementation considerations for beef cattle.
H.A. Turner and R.J. Raleigh
Special Report 489 July 1977
179.
Correlations of precipitation and temperature with spring, regrowth, and mature crested
wheatgrass yields.
Forrest A. Sneva
JRM 30(4):270-275 July 1977
180.
A technique for measuring rate of fire spread.
C.M. Britton, B.L. Karr, and F.A. Sneva
JRM 30(5):395-397 September 1977
181.
Soil nitrogen levels in a semiarid climate following long-term nitrogen fertilization.
Forrest A. Sneva
JRM 30(5):328-330 9/77
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182.
1978 Progress Report--Research in Beef Cattle Nutrition and Management. March 1978
Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station Report 505
a.
Turner ,H.A., and R.J. Raleigh
Artificial Insemination Considerations for Beef Cattle
a.
Holechek, J.L., M. Vavra, J.M. Skovlin, and R.L. Phillips
Cattle Performance on Forested and Grassland Range
c.
Phillips R.L.
Winter Management of Weaner Calves
d.
Turner, h.a., Dale Zobell, and R.J. Raleigh
Hay Savings with Monensin
183.
Monensin levels and their effect on hay requirements for brood cows.
Dale Zobell, H.A. Turner, D.C. Young, and R.J. Raleigh
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science Vol. 29 1978
184.
Evaluation of chromic oxide, lignin, crude fiber, nitrogen, and indigestible
dry matter as indicators to determine fecal production and forage intake.
D.L. Whittington, H.A. Turner, and R.J. Raleigh
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science Vol. 29 1978
185.
An improved Thiessen grid for eastern Oregon: An interstation correlation study determining
the effect of distance, bearing and elevation between stations upon the precipitation correlation
coefficient.
Forrest A. Sneva and Lyle D. Calvin
Agricultural Meteorology 19:471-483 1978
186.
The Western Harvester Ants: Their density and hill size in relation to herbaceous productivity
and big sagebrush cover.
Forrest A. Sneva
JRM 32(1):46-47 January 1979
187.
1979 Progress Report--Research in Beef Cattle Nutrition and Management.
Special Report 534. Oregon State Univ. Ag. Experiment Station March 1979
a.
Turner H.A., and R.J. Raleigh
Ryegrass Straw for Wintering Spring-Calving Cows
b.
Holechek, J.L., M. Vavra, J.M. Skovlin, and R.L. Phillips
Cattle Performance Under Three grazing systems in Northeastern Oregon
c.
Britton C.M., and F.A. Sneva
Effects of Tebuthiuron on a Western Juniper Community
d.
Phillips, Ralph L.
The use of Growth Promotants
e.
Daugherty, D.A., H.A. Turner, and C.M. Britton
Pasture Management for Increased Gains
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188.
Botanical composition of feces from pronghorn antelope grazing the Oregon High Desert.
Forrest A. Sneva and M. Vavra
Proceedings of the 8th Biennial Pronghorn Antelope Workshop,
Jasper, Alberta, Canada May 1978
189.
Insect grazers on the cold desert biome.
J.A. Kamm, F.A. Sneva, and L.R. Rittenhouse
Proceedings of the First International Rangeland Congress pp. 479-483 1978
190.
Nitrogen and sulfur impacts on the cold desert biome.
Forrest A. Sneva
Proceedings of the First International Rangeland Congress pp. 678-680 1978
191.
Seasonal diets of five ungulates grazing the cold desert biome.
Martin Vavra and Forrest Sneva
Proceedings of the First International Rangeland Congress pp. 435-437 1978
192.
Temperature-precipitation considerations in eastern Oregon.
Forrest A. Sneva
Special Report 537 March 1979
193.
Forage and animal management implications of spring and fall calving.
R.J. Kartchner, L.R. Rittenhouse, and R.J. Raleigh
JRM 48(3):425-429 1979
194.
Effects of grazing intensity on steer gains.
D.A. Daugherty, H.A. Turner, and C.M. Britton
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science Vol. No. 30 1979
195.
Net aerial primary production of an Andropogon - Paspalum grassland ecosystem.
C.M. Britton, J.D. Dodd, and A.T. Weichert
JRM 31(5):381-386 September 1978
196.
1979 Progress Report -- Research in Rangeland Management.
Various authors - Special Report 549 June 1979
a.
Sneva, F.A.
Cool, Clear water - water - water
b.
Buckhouse, J.C.,and J.M. Skovlin
Streambank erosion in a blue mountain stringer meadow in response to livestock and
big game grazing management.
c.
Britton, C.M., and F.A. Sneva
Effects of haying and non-use on flood meadow vegetation
d.
Waller, S.S., D.K. Schmidt, J.L. Stubbendieck, C.M. Britton, and F.A. Sneva
Effect of harvest date and drying procedures on germination of Kochia Prostrata
(L.) Schrad.
e.
Miller, R.F., R.R. Findley, and J. Alderfer-Findley
Response of understory vegetation in mountain big sagebrush habitat types after spray
release
18
f.
Champlin, M.R., and A.H. Winward
The response of bunchgrasses to prescribed burning in mountain big
sagebursh plant communities.
g.
Britton, C.M., F.A. Sneva, and R.G. Clark
Effect of harvest date on five bunchgrasses of Eastern Oregon
h.
Schmisseur E., and R.F. Miller
Anticipated forage responses and economics of fertilizing Eastern Oregon rangelands1/
i.
Sneva, F.A., and J.A. Kamm
Bugs in the range ecosystem
j.
Vavra, M., and F.A. Sneva
Diets of grazing animals using common range in Eastern Oregon
k.
Vavra, M., Holechek, J.L., Phillips, R.L.
Improved beef production from forested rangelands
l.
Clark, R.G. and Britton, C.M.
Seasonal response of bitterbrush to burning and clipping in Eastern OR
m.
Krueger, W.C., Bunch, T.R., Killingsworth, K.
Herbicides for control of western juniper
197.
A bibliography of bitterbrush (Purshia tridentata [Pursh] DC.) annotated from 1967-1978
Robert G. Clark and Carlton M. Britton
Station Bulletin 640 July 1979
198.
Time and rate of Paraquat application for curing meadow vegetation for winter grazing.
Forrest A. Sneva and F.B. Gomm
Agronomy Journal 71:634-638 July 1979
199.
Climate and agriculture of Malheur-Harney Basin, Oregon.
F.B. Gomm
Special Report 530 August 1979
200.
Irrigated pastures for range livestock.
F.B. Gomm
Station Bulletin 635 October 1979
201.
Alfalfa for hay and pasture in southeastern Oregon.
F.B. Gomm
Special Report 531 December 1979
202.
Management alternatives for native meadowlands.
F.B. Gomm
Special Report 532 December 1979
203.
A feces-urine separator for making total fecal collections from the female bovine.
R.J. Kartchner and L.R. Rittenhouse
JRM 32(5):404-405 September 1979
19
204.
Lithium toxicity in seedlings of three cool season grasses.
Forrest A. Sneva
Plant and Soil 53(219-223) October 1979
205.
A portable burner for evaluating effects of fire on plants.
Carlton M. Britton and Henry A. Wright
JRM 32(6):475-476 November 1979
206.
1980 Progress Report-Research in Beef Cattle Nutrition and Management.
H.A. Turner, R.J. Raleigh, Lloyd Swanson, and D.A. Daugherty
Special Report 574 March 1980
207.
Effect of various levels of monensin on efficiency and production of beef cows.
H.A. Turner, D.C. Young, R.J. Raleigh, and Dale Zobell
Journal of Animal Science 50(3):385-390 1980
208.
Growth and development of meadow plants as affects by environmental variables.
F.B. Gomm
Agronomy Journal 70:1061-1065 December 1978
209.
Herbage yield and nitrate concentration in meadow plants as affected by environmental
variables.
F.B. Gomm
JRM 32(4):359-364 September 1979
210.
Accumulation of NO3 and NH4 in reed canarygrass.
F.B. Gomm
Agronomy Journal 71:627-630 August 1979
211.
1980 Progress Report -- Research in Rangeland Management.
Special Report 586 June 1980
a.
Schmisseur, E., and R.F. Miller
Economics of spraying sagebursh
b.
Hefner, P., R.G. Clark, and C.M. Britton
Seasonal flammability of big sagebrush and western juniper foliage
c.
Britton, C.M., J.E. Cornely, and F.A. Sneva
Burning, haying, grazing, and non-use of flood meadow vegetation
d.
Sneva, F.A., L.R. Rittenhouse, and P.T. Tueller
Forty Years - inside and out
e.
Miller, R.F., Mee, C.
Forage quality of cereal aftermath
f.
Buckhouse, J.C.
Mattison sediment potentials and high intensity storms on rangelands
g.
Leckenby, D.A., Isaacson, D.L.
Remote sensing inventory of elk habitat in the Blue Mountains
20
h.
Winward, A.H., Rudeen, David P.
Sheep and Deer grazing on lodgepole pine plantations
i.
Sharrow, S.H., Warner, J.R.
Rotational grazing for farm flocks
j.
Wheeler, W.P., Krueger, W.C., Vavra M.
The effect of grazing on survival and growth of trees planted in a Northeast
Oregon clearcut
k.
Krueger, W.C., Vavra, M., Wheeler, W.P.
Plant succession as influenced by habitat type, grazing management, and
Reseeding on a Northeast Oregon clearcut
l.
Vavra, M., Krueger, W.C., Wheeler, W.P.
Cattle grazing potential on clearcuts
m.
Daugherty, D.A., Britton, C.M., Turner, H.A.
Grazing management of crested wheatgrass range for yearling steers
n.
Malin, L., Bedell, T.E.
Federal land use policy: improving citizen participation project- an overview
212.
Yield and crude protein concentration in forage species and cultivars adapted
to Oregon improved meadowlands.
F.B. Gomm
Special Report 593 July 1980
213.
Range vs. feedlot finishing. I. Performance and carcass quality of fall-born steers finished on
forage with limited grain.
D.A. Daugherty, H.A. Turner, W.H. Kennick, E.A. Elgasim, and R.J. Raleigh
Proceedings, Western Section, ASAS, Vol. 31, pp 139-142 1980
214.
Range vs. feedlot finishing. II. Performance and carcass quality comparison of feedlot and
limited grain finishing of fall-born steers.
D.A. Daugherty, H.A. Turner, D.C. Church, and W.H. Kennick
Proceedings, Western Section, ASAS, Vol 31, p. 143-146. 1980
215.
The effects of cow nutrition, creep feeding, and weaning time on weaning performance of fallborn calves.
D.A. Daugherty, H.A. Turner, R.J. Raleigh
Proceedings, Western Section, ASAS, Vol. 31, p. 147-150 1980
216.
Effect of ronnel on weight gain of yearling heifers on range.
H.A. Turner and R.J. Raleigh
Proceedings, Western Section, ASAS, Vol. 31, p. 155-156 1980
217.
Crown temperature of Whitmar wheatgrass as influenced by standing dead material.
Forrest A. Sneva
JRM 33(4):314-315 July 1980
21
218.
The Squaw Butte Experiment Station: Its Development, Program, and Accomplishments.
W.A. Sawyer
Special Report 599 September 1980
a.
Sawyer, W.A., and Ralph S. Besse
The Squaw Butte Experiment Station: Its development, program, and
Accomplishments
219.
Chromic oxide in range nutrition studies.
R.J. Raleigh, R.J. Kartchner, and L.R. Rittenhouse
Station Bulletin 641 September 1980
220.
Effects of Tebuthiuron on western juniper.
C.M. Britton and F.A. Sneva
JRM 34(1):30-32 January 1981
221.
1981 Progress Report-Research in Beef Cattle Nutrition and Management.
Special Report 609 March 1981
222.
a.
Turner, H.A., and D.G. Wooten
Rumensin and ralgro alone and in combination for growing-finishing
steers and growing heifers
b
Lanka, K.E., and M. Vavra
Selenium supplementation in selenium-deficient regions
c.
Turner, H.A., and R.J. Raleigh
Winter feed needs of fall-calving cows
d.
Berry, T.J., and M. Vavra
The influence of grazing systems and advance in season on the diet
and performance of yearling cattle.
e.
Raleigh, R.J., and H.A. Turner
Grass-fat beef - Myth or reality
1981 Progress Report -- Research in Rangeland Management.
Special Report 620 June 1981
a.
Britton, C.M., and F.A. Sneva
Effect of fire on herbaceous yield of sagebrush-bunchgrass rang
b.
Sharrow, S.H.
Effects of early spring grazing on Yamhill Wheat yield
c.
Hilken, T.O., and M. Vavra
Food habits of deer and cattle grazing in common on a sagebrush-bunchgrass
range in Northeast Oregon.
d.
Snider, M.D., and R.F. Miller
The effect of tractor logging on understory production in Eastern Oregon’s
Blue Mountains.
e.
Warner, J.R., and S.H. Sharrow
Rotational forward grazing of sheep on improved pastures
22
f.
Bohn, C., and J.C. Buckhouse
Interpreting coliform counts in Northeast Oregon rangeland streams
g.
Buckhouse, J.C.
Infiltration, runoff, and sediment yield in relation to Mount St. Helens ash deposition
223.
The efficacy of an estradiol-silicone rubber removable implant in suckling, growing, and
finishing steers.
H.A. Turner, R.L. Phillips, M. Vavra, and D.C. Young
Journal of Animal Science 52(5):939-944 1981
224.
Will your sagebrush range burn?
C.M. Britton, R.C. Clark, and F.A. Sneva
Rangelands 3(5):207-208 October 1981
225.
Mt. St. Helens Ash: Considerations of its fallout on rangelands.
F.A. Sneva, C.M. Britton, H.F. Mayland, J. Buckhouse, R. Evans,
J. Young, and M. Vavra
Special Report 650 February 1981
226.
1982 Progress Report--Research in Beef Cattle Nutrition and Management.
Special Report 653 March 1982
a.
Turner, H.A., and R.J. Raleigh
Compudose® - A new growth-promoting implant
b.
Lanka, K.E., and M. Vavra
The effects on gain of feeding selenium to cows and calves and
injection selenium in calves
c.
Raleigh, R.J., and H.A. Turner
The range beef cattle production system
d.
Haferkamp, M.R., F. A. Sneva, and R.F. Miller
Revegetation within the St. Helens ash fallout zone
227.
Monensin and zeranol alone and in combination for growing-finishing steers and growing
heifers.
D.G. Wooten, H.A. Turner, and R.J. Raleigh
Proceedings, Western Section, ASAS, 31:139-142 1980
228.
Correlation of environmental factors with nitrate concentration in meadow plants.
F.B. Gomm
JRM 33(3):223-228 1980
229.
1982 Progress Report -- Research in Rangeland Management.
Special Report 663 January 1982
a.
Bedell, T.E., monte Heintz, and W.e. Schmisseur
Some characteristics of grant and Harney County beef cattle ranches dependent on federal
grazing
b.
krueger, William C., and Thomas R. Bunch
Improvements in herbicidal control of sagebrush and rabbitbrush
23
c.
Miller, R.F., P.S. Doescher, S.R. Swanson, T.J. Svejcar, J.C. Buckhouse, F.A. Sneva
and A.H. Winward
Soil-plant relationships among three big sagebrush subspecies
d.
Buckhouse, J.C., and D.A. Bolognani
Hydrologic response following rangeland improvement practices
in Eastern Oregon
e.
Motazedian, I., and S.H. Sharrow
Effect of defoliation frequency on growth of improved pasture in Western Oregon
f.
Sharrow, S.H.
Effect of grazing management on diet and weight gains of sheep grazing annual
grass-clover pasture
230.
Grazing management of crested wheatgrass range for yearling steers.
D.A. Daugherty, C.M. Britton, and H.A. Turner
JRM 35(3):347-350 May 1982
231.
Comparison of Estradiol-17 and Zearalonol on rate of gain in steers on pasture.
H.A. Turner, D.C. Young, and R.J. Raleigh
Proceedings, Western Section, ASAS, Vol. 33 1982
232.
Chemical composition of the diet, intake, and gain of yearling cattle on different grazing
intensities.
M. Vavra, R.W. Rice, and R.E. Bement
Journal of Animal Science 36(2):411-414 1973
233.
1974 Progress Report--Beef Cattle Research-Eastern Oregon Exp. Sta., Union.
Special Report 408 March 1974
a. Vavra, M., and R.F. Miller
Quality of the diet and intake of steers grazing a forest clearcut
b. Miller, Richard F., and William C. Krueger
Summer use by cattle on foothill rangelands in Northeastern Oregon
c. Phillips, R.L., M. Vavra, and J.A. B. McArthur
Feeding grass straw to wintering beef cows
d. Vavra, M., J.A.B. McArthur, and M.M. Wing
The performance of induced cryptorchids and steers
234.
Effects of dam, sire, and birth type on lamb production.
R.L. Phillips, M. Vavra, and J.A.B. McArthur
Proceedings, Western Section, ASAS 25 1974
235.
Artificial rearing of lambs.
M.M. Wing, R.L. Phillips, and M. Vavra
Special Report 477 February 1977
236.
The effects of age at first lambing on production and longevity of Columbia and Targhee Ewes.
W. Hohenboken, M. Vavra, R. Phillips, and J.A.B. McArthur
Technical Bulletin 138 May 1977
24
237.
Ewe lamb conception as an indicator of future production in farm flock Columbia and Targhee
Ewes.
J.M. Levine, M. Vavra, R. Phillips, and W. Hohenboken
Journal of Animal Science 46(1):19-25 1978
238.
A comparison of esophageal fistula and fecal material to determine steer diets.
M. Vavra, R.W. Rice, and R.M. Hansen
JRM 31(1):11-13 January 1978
239.
Winter diets of elk and deer in the Blue Mountains, Oregon.
Jon Skovlin and Martin Vavra
Research Paper PNW-260 1979
1980 Progress Report -- Beef Cattle and Range Resources.
Special Report 583 1980
240.
a.
Buckhouse,John
Watershed considerations in land resource planning
b.
Krueger, Bill
How a forest affects the forage crop
c.
Kellems, R.O.
Utilization of liquid supplements with ryegrass straw
d.
Hohenboken, William D.
Beef cattle breeding at Oregon State Univ.
e.
Wilburn, Rich
The Oregon range validation project from a rancher’s view point
f.
Laycock, W.A.
Selection of appropriate grazing systems– A vital part of rangeland resource
management planning.
g.
Hall, Frederick C.
Taking an ecological approach to multiple use planning.
h.
Obermiller, Frederick W.
The local costs of public land use restrictions
i.
Work, Lewis M.
The need for cooperative land use planning
j.
Isley, Arleigh
Coordinated resource planning
241.
The effect of pre-calving energy level on cow performance.
R.L. Phillips and M. Vavra
Special Report 582 April 1980
242.
Factors influencing microhistological analysis of herbivore diets.
M. Vavra and J.L. Holechek
JRM 33(5):371-374 September 1980
25
243.
Diet quality and performance of cattle on forest and grassland range.
J.L. Holechek, M. Vavra, and J. Skovlin
Journal of Animal Science 53(2) 1981
244.
Deer and elk use on foothill rangelands in northeastern Oregon.
R.F. Miller, W.C. Krueger, and M. Vavra
JRM 34(3):201-204 May 1981
245.
The effect of slide and frequency observation numbers on the precision of microhistological
analysis.
J.L. Holechek and M. Vavra
JRM 34(4) July 1981
246.
Cattle diets in the Blue Mountains of Oregon. I. Grasslands.
J.L. Holechek, M. Vavra, J. Skovlin, and W.C. Krueger
JRM 35(1):109-112 January 1982
247.
Meadow forage production as influenced by fertilization in a dry year.
F.B. Gomm
JRM 35(4):477-479 July 1982
248.
Copper supplementation of young cattle grazing improved meadow pastures in southeastern
Oregon.
F.B. Gomm, P.H. Weswig, and R.J. Raleigh
JRM 35(4):515-518 July 1982
249.
Mortality of bitterbrush after burning and clipping in eastern Oregon.
Robert C. Clark, Carlton M. Britton, and Forrest A. Sneva
JRM 35(6):711-714 November 1982
250.
Forage intake by cattle on forest and grassland range.
Jerry L. Holechek and Martin Vavra
JRM 35(6):737-741 November 1982
251.
Cattle diet and daily gains on a mountain riparian meadow in northeastern Oregon.
J.L. Holechek, M. Vavra, and J. Skovlin
JRM 35(6):745-747 November 1982
252.
Comparison of micro- and macro-digestion methods for fiber analysis.
J.L. Holechek
JRM 35(6):799-801 November 1982
253.
Relation of precipitation and temperature with yield of herbaceous plants in eastern Oregon.
F.A. Sneva
Int. J. Biometeor. 26(4):263-276 1982
254.
Manipulation of flood meadow vegetation and observations on small mammal populations.
J.E. Cornely, C.M. Britton, and F.A. Sneva
Prairie Naturalist 15(1):16-22 March 1983
255.
1983 Progress Report--Research in Beef Cattle Nutrition and Management.
Special Report 678 March 1983
a. Turner, H.A., and R.J. Raleigh
Preliminary results of a study designed to test the effect of implants on replacement heifers.
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b. Haferkamp, M.R., R.F. Miller, and F.A. Sneva
Enhancing late season forage quality of crested wheatgrass?
c. Miller, Richard F.
Crested wheatgrass and bluebunch wheatgrass: How they cope with grazing
d. Vavra Martin, and Tony Svejcar
Improved cattle production on forestlands
256.
1983 Progress Report -- Research in Rangeland Management.
Special Report 682 June 1983
a. Buckhouse J.C., and C.C. Bohn
Response to coliform bacteria concentration to grazing management
b. Miller, R.F., P.S. Doescher, T.J. Svejcar, and M.R. Haferkamp
Growth and water relations of three big sagebrush species
c. Ganskopp,David,C., and Martin Vavra
Home range size and habitat use by wild horses
d. Young, Richard P., and Richard F. Miller
Effects of prescribed burning on bottlebrush squirreltail
e. Leininger W.C., and S.H. Sharrow
Sheep and timber: Are they compatible?
f. Rhodes, B.D., and S.H. Sharrow
Effect of sheep grazing on big game habitat in Oregon’s coast range
g. Eddleman, L.E.
Some ecological attributes of western juniper
h. Sneva, Forrest A., H.F. Mayland, and M. Vavra
Soil ingestion by ungulates grazing a sagebrush-bunchgrass range
in Eastern Oregon.
i. Sneva, Forrest A.
Diurnal variation of nitrogen in flood meadow vegetation
j. Krueger, W.C., and M. Vavra
Responses of herbaceous vegetation, planted trees, and cattle on a forest plantation
257.
Relationships between performance, intake diet nutritive quality and fecal nutritive quality of
cattle on mountain range.
J.L. Holechek, M. Vavra, and D. Arthun
JRM 35(6):741-744 November 1983
258.
Nitrogen fertilization effects on the essential oils in sagebrush.
F.A. Sneva, A. Winward, and R.G. Kelsey
Northwest Science 57(2):224-118 1983
259.
Drought effects on diet and weight gain of yearling heifers in northeastern Oregon.
J.L. Holechek and M. Vavra
JRM 36(2):227-231 March 1983
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260.
Effect of soil contamination on the mineral composition of forage fertilized with nitrogen.
H.F. Mayland and F.A. Sneva
JRM 36(3):286-288 March 1983
261.
Germination characteristics of two varieties of Kochia prostrata (L.) Schrad.
S.S. Waller, C.M. Britton, D.K. Schmidt, J. Stubbendieck, and F.A. Sneva
JRM 36(2):242-245 March 1983
262.
Adjusting and forecasting herbage yields in the intermountain sagebrush region of the steppe
province.
Forrest Sneva and C.M. Britton
Station Bulletin 659 August 1983
263.
A comparison of four methods used to determine the diets of large herbivores.
Michael L. McInnis, Martin Vavra, and William C. Krueger
JRM 36(3):302-306 May 1983
264.
Fistula sample numbers required to determine cattle diets on forest and grassland ranges.
J.L. Holechek and M. Vavra
JRM 36(3):323-326 May 1983
265.
Nitrogen yield in reproductive organs of crested wheatgrass.
Forrest A. Sneva
Northwest Science 57(3):224-228 1983
266.
The concentration and composition of big sagebrush essential oils from Oregon.
Rick G. Kelsey, William E. Wright, Forrest A. Sneva, Al Winward, and Carlton Britton
Biochemical Systematics and Ecology 11(4):353-360 1983
267.
Big sagebrush control with tebuthiuron.
C.M. Britton and F.A. Sneva
JRM 36(6):707-708 November 1983
268.
Effects of soil moisture on burned and clipped fescue.
C.M. Britton, R.G. Clark, and F.A. Sneva
JRM 36(6):708-710 November 1983
269.
1984 Progress Report -- Research in Beef Cattle Nutrition.
Special Report 714 1984
a. Turner, H.A., R.F. Angell, and M.R. Haferkamp
Strip grazing rake-bunched hay and standing forage as alternatives to wintering
cows on baled hay
b. Ganskopp, David, and Martin Vavra
Use of slopes by cattle in rugged terrain
c. Miller, R.F., Haferkamp, M.R., Angell, R.F.
Defoliation effects on forage growth
d. Angell, R.F., R.F. Miller, and M.R. Haferkamp
Defoliation effects on nutritive value
e. Haferkamp, M.R., R.F. Miller, and F.A. Sneva
Effects of Mefluidide
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270. 1984 Progress Report -- Research in Rangeland Management.
Special Report 715 1984
a. Buckhouse, John C.
Riparian shrubby vegetation protection against herbivore grazing
b. Miller, Richard F.
Water use by western juniper
c. Bedell, Thomas E., and tamzen Stringham
Forage sources for Eastern Oregon cattle ranches with federal grazing permits
d. Haferkamp, Marshall R., Richard F. Miller, and Forrest A. Sneva
Seeding rangelands with a rangeland imprinter in Eastern Washington and
Southeastern Oregon.
e. Krueger, William C., and Martin Vavra
Twentieth-Year results from a plantation grazing study.
f. Carlson, Deirde H., Steven H. Sharrow, and Denis P. Lavender
Agroforestry: Optimizing livestock and forest productivity
g. Schrumpf, Barry J., and Paul S. Friedrichsen
Remote sensing technology and materials for use in extension programs
271.
The Concentration and Composition of Big Sagebrush Essential Oils From Oregon
R. G. Kelsey, W. E. Wright, F. Sneva, A. Winward, C. Britton
Biochemical Systematics and Ecology 11(4): 353-360 1983
272.
The effect of zeranol and monensin on reproductive performance of spring-born replacement
heifers.
H.A. Turner and R.J. Raleigh
Proceedings, Western Section, ASAS, Vol. 35 1984
273.
Impact of pre-sowing treatment, temperature and seed coats on germination of velvet
bundleflower .
M.R. Haferkamp, D.C. Kissock, and R.D. Webster
JRM 37(2):185-188 1984
274.
Changes in protected and grazed sagebrush-grass in eastern Oregon, 1937 to 1974.
Forrest A. Sneva, L.R. Rittenhouse, P.T. Tueller and P. Reece
Station Bulletin 663 September 1984
(PUBLICATION AVAILABLE ONLY AT OREGON STATE Univ.)
275.
Shoot growth and development of Alamo switchgrass as influenced by mowing and fertilization.
M.R. Haferkamp and T.D. Copeland
JRM 37(5):406-412 September 1984
276.
Soil chemical patterns under eastern Oregon plant communities dominated by big sagebrush.
Paul S. Doescher, Richard F. Miller, and Alma H. Winward
Soil Science of America Journal 48(3):659-663 June 1984
277.
Response of Sitanion Hystrix (Nutt.) J.G. to prescribed burning.
Richard P. Young and Richard F. Miller
American Midland Naturalist 113(1):182-187 1985
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278.
Effects of moisture and temperature on germination of Idaho fescue.
Paul Doescher, Richard Miller, and Alma Winward
JRM 38(4):317-320 July 1985
279.
Effect of N fertilizer on protein content of grain, straw, and chaff tissue in soft white winter
wheat.
D.M. Glenn, A. Carey, F.E. Bolton, and M. Vavra
Agronomy Journal 77:229-232 March 1985
280.
The influence of several range improvements on estimated carrying capacity and potential beef
production.
Tony Svejcar and Martin Vavra
JRM 38(5):395-399 September 1985
281.
Long-term effects of monensin supplementation on productive and reproductive performance of
beef cows.
H.A. Turner and D.C. Young
Proceedings, Western Section, ASAS, Vol. 36:82-85 1985
282.
Effects of tractor logging on soils and vegetation in eastern Oregon.
Michael D. Snider and Richard F. Miller
Soil Science Society of America Journal 49:1280-1282 1985
283.
1985 Progress Report -- Research in Rangeland Management.
M.R. Vaitkus, et al.
Special Report 743 June 1985
284.
Seasonal forage production and quality on four native and improved plant communities in
eastern Oregon.
T. Svejcar and M. Vavra
Ag. Exp. Sta. Tech. Bull. 149, Oregon State Univ. September 1985
285.
Winter nutrition of fall-calving cows and calves.
H.A. Turner and R.J. Raleigh
Ag. Exp. Sta. Tech. Bull. 665, Oregon State Univ. October 1985
286.
Forage utilization by grazing.
R.J. Raleigh and H.A. Turner
Second Intermountain Meadow Symposium. Colorado State University and University of
Wyoming Ag. Exp. Sta. Special Series #34 1984
287.
Diets and live weight changes of cattle grazing fall burned Gulf cordgrass.
R.F. Angell, J.W. Stuth, and D.L. Drawe
JRM 39(3):233-236 May 1986
288.
Habitat use by feral horses in the Northern Sagebrush Steppe.
D. Ganskopp and M. Vavra
JRM 39(3):207-211 May 1986
289.
1986 Progress Report -- Research in Rangeland Management.
Special Report 773 June 1986
a. Krueger W.C., and M. Vavra
The Hall Ranch
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b. Miller, Richard F., Drueger, William C. and Vavra, Martin
Twelve years of plant succession on a seeded clearcut under grazing protection
from cattle
c. Doescher Paul S., and Mabel Alejandro
Grazing as an alternative silvicultural practice.
d. Jaindl, Raymond, and Steven H. Sharrow
Forest grazing: Willamette valley plots revisited 20 years later
e. Rose , Jeffrey, and Lee Eddleman
Ponderosa pine and understory vegetation response to western juniper removal.
f. Schrumpt Barry J., and william J. Ripple
Monitoring elk impacts in the subalpine of Mount Rainier National Park
g. McInnis, Michael L., Thomas M. Quigley, and Martin Vavra
Using computer simulation to estimate grazing capacity and beef production
h. Previous rangeland management progress reports
290.
Insect predation on Astragalus filipes and A. purshii seeds.
B.A. Youtie and R.F. Miller
Northwest Science 60(1):42-46 1986
291.
Comparative water relations of Carex geyeri and Calamagrostis rubescens.
T. Svejcar
Botanical Gazette 147(1):71-77 1986
292.
Managing grazing animal response to forestland vegetation.
M. Vavra
From: Forestland Grazing, Proceedings of a Symposium
held February 23-25, 1983
293.
Oregon State Univ. Beef Cattle Day and Board Meeting.
H.A. Turner, et al. 5/86
294.
Ecology and plant communities of the riparian area associated with Catherine Creek in
northeastern Oregon.
J. Boone Kauffman, W.C. Krueger and M. Vavra
Oregon State Univ. Technical Bulletin 147 1985
295.
Cattle use on summer foothill rangelands in northeastern Oregon.
R.F Miller and W.C. Krueger
Journal of Range Manage. 29(5):367-371 September 1976
296.
Economics of range fertilization in eastern Oregon.
E. Schmisseur and R. Miller
Agricultural Experiment Station Circular of Information 673 October 1978
297.
Changes in mountain big sagebrush habitat types following spray release.
R.F. Miller, R.R. Findley, and J. Alderfer-Findley
JRM 33(4):278-281 July 1980
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298.
Nitrogen-sulfur relations in Nordan crested wheatgrass (Agropyron desertorum) and its
response to nitrogen and sulfur fertilizer.
Forrest A. Sneva
In: Johnson, K.L. (ed.). 1986. Crested Wheatgrass: Its Problems and Myths;
Symposium Proceedings. Utah State Univ., Logan. 1986
299.
Manipulative grazing of plant communities.
Martin Vavra
In: Gudmundsson, O. (ed.). 1986. Grazing Research at Northern Latitudes.
Plenum Publishing Corp. 1986
300.
Prescribed fire for eastern Oregon rangelands: management considerations.
E. Schmisseur and R. F. Miller
Circular of Info. 699. Oregon Agr. Exp. Sta., Corvallis. September 1985
301.
Tolerances of sagebrush, rabbitbrush, and greasewood to elevated water tables.
D.C. Ganskopp
JRM 39(4):334-337. July 1986
302.
Estimating leaf area of big sagebrush from measurement of sapwood.
D.C. Ganskopp and R.F. Miller
JRM 39(4):338-340. July 1986
303.
Identification of the Artemisia tridentata ssp. wyomingensis/festuca idahoensis habitat type in
eastern Oregon.
P.S. Doescher, R.F. Miller, S.R. Swanson, and A.H. Winward
Northwest Science 60(1):55-60. 1986
304.
Gonandtropin releasing hormone-induced release of luteinizing hormone during the milk
ejection reflex in the postpartum beef cow.
J.R. Jaeger, H.A. Turner, and F. Stormshak
Proceedings, Western Section, ASAS, Vol. 37:33-35. 1986
305.
Factors associated with dystocia in beef heifers.
M.L. McInnis, H.A. Turner, and R.F. Angell.
Proceedings, Western Section ASAS, Vol. 37:162-165
1986
306.
Summer diets of domestic sheep grazing mountain meadows in north eastern Oregon.
M.L. McInnis and M. Vavra
Northwest Science 60(4):265-270. 1986
307.
The ecology and management of bluebunch wheatgrass (Agropyron spicatum): A review.
R.F. Miller, J.M. Seufert, and M.R. Haferkamp
Station Bulletin 669. Ag. Exp. Sta. OSU, Corvallis. 1986
308.
Breed and heterosis effects on wool and lamb production of rotationally crossed ewes.
C. Gallivan, W.D. Hohenboken and M. Vavra
Journal of Animal Science 64:43-49. 1987
309.
Dietary relationships among feral horses, cattle, and pronghorn in southeastern Oregon.
M.L. McInnis and M. Vavra
JRM 40(1):60-66. January 1987
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310.
Grazing system influences on cattle performance on mountain range.
J.L. Holechek, T.J. Berry, and M. Vavra
JRM 40(1):55-59 January 1987
311.
Slope use by cattle, feral horses, deer, and bighorn sheep.
D. Ganskopp and M. Vavra
Northwest Science 61(2):74-81 1987
312.
1987 Progress Report . . . Research in beef cattle nutrition and management.
Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station Special Report 801 May 1987
a.
Turner, H.A.
Utilizing rake-bunched hay for wintering mature cows
b.
Tinsley, I.J., P.D. Whanger, and J.B.J. van Ryssen
Plasma levels of vitamin E and Vitamin A in cattle raised over a one year period on the
Squaw Butte and Union Stations.
c.
Whanger, P.S., J.BJ van Ryssen, H.A. Turner, and I.J. Tinsley
Influence of routine management practices at Burns and Union, Oregon, on selenium,
copper, zinc and cobalt status of cattle.
d.
van Ryssen J.B.J.
Aspects of livestock production in South Africa
313.
Nitrogen - sulfur relations in Nordan crested wheatgrass (Agropyron desertorum) and its
response to nitrogen and sulfur fertilizer.
F.A. Sneva
In: Johnson, K.L. (ed.). 1986. Crested wheatgrass: its values, problems and myths;
symposium proceedings. Utah State Univ., Logan 1986
314.
Growth of introduced temperate legumes in the Edwards Plateau and south Texas plains.
E.C. Holt and M.R. Haferkamp
JRM 40(2):132-135 March 1987
315.
Forage kochia germination response to temperature, water stress, and specific ions.
J.T. Romo and M.R. Haferkamp
Agronomy Journal 79:27-30 1987
316.
Effects of osmotic potential, potassium chloride, and sodium chloride on germination of
greasewood (Sarcobatus vermiculatus).
James T. Romo and Marshall R. Haferkamp
Great Basin Naturalist 47(1):110-116 January 1987
317.
Establishing grasses by imprinting in the northwestern United States.
M.R. Haferkamp, D.C. Ganskopp, R.F. Miller, F.A. Sneva,
K.L. Marietta and D. Couche
In: Frasier, G.W. and Evans, R.A. (eds.) Proceedings
of Symposium "Seed and Seedbed Ecology of Rangeland Plants" April 1987
318.
1987 Progress Report . . . Research in Rangeland Management.
Special Report 803 June 1987
a.
Eddleman Lee E.
Ecology of western juniper
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b.
Miller, Richard F., and Raymond F. Angell
Competition for soil moisture by woody species in the juniper zone
c.
Rose, Jeffrey A., and Lee E. Eddleman
Western juniper, Ponderosa pine, and grass
d.
Buckhouse, John C.
Watershed management in the juniper zone
e.
McInnis Michael L., and Martin Vavra
Beef cattle production on western juniper rangelands
319.
Short Duration Grazing.
Raymond F. Angell
Proceedings of the Short Duration Grazing and Current Issues
in Grazing Management Shortcourse, Kennewick, Washington 1986
320.
Gonadotropin releasing hormone-induced secretion of luteinizing hormone during the milkejection reflex in the postpartum beef cow.
J.R. Jaeger, H.A. Turner, and Fredrick Stormshak
Journal of Animal Science 65:543-547 1987
321.
Development and longevity of ephemeral and perennial leaves on Artemisia tridentata Nutt. spp.
Wyomingensis.
R.F. Miller and Leila M. Shultz
Great Basin Naturalist 47(2):227-230 April 1987
322 .
Mefluidide effects on forage quality of crested wheatgrass.
M.R. Haferkamp, R.F. Miller, and F.A. Sneva
Agronomy Journal 79(4):637-641 1987
323.
Water relations and leaf morphology of Juniperus occidentalis in the Northern Great Basin.
Richard F. Miller and Leila M. Shultz
Forest Science 33(3):690-706 1987
324.
Systems for reducing dependency on harvested forage for wintering cows.
H.A. Turner and R.F. Angell
Proceedings, Western Section, ASAS, Vol. 38, pp. 197-200 1987
325.
Relationship of western juniper stem conducting tissue and basal circumference to leaf area
and biomass.
R.F. Miller, L.E. Eddleman, and R.F. Angell
The Great Basin Naturalist 47(3):349-354 July 1987
326.
Drilling versus imprinting for establishing crested wheatgrass in the sagebrush-bunchgrass
steppe.
M.R. Haferkamp, D.C. Ganskopp, R.F. Miller, and F.A. Sneva
JRM 40(6):524-530 November 1987
327.
Comparison of water use of Artemisia tridentata spp. Wyomingensis and Chrysothamnus
viscidiflorus spp. viscidiflorus.
R.F. Miller
JRM 41(1):58-62 January 1988
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328.
Environmental factors affecting plant productivity.
Marshall R. Haferkamp
In: (R.S.White and R.E. Short eds.) Achieving Efficient Use of
Rangeland Resources, Fort Keogh Research Symposium, Miles City, Montana Feb. 1988
329.
Range Research Areas in the Western United States.
William A. Laycock, Administrative Assistant to WRCC-40
M.R. Haferkamp, P.O. Currie, J. Menke, and B. Zamora, editors
Agricultural Experiment Station, OSU, Station Bulletin 671 May 1988
330.
Comparative water relations in Artemisia tridentata Nutt. subsp. wyomingensis and Kochia
prostrata (L.) Schrad.
J.T. Romo and M.R. Haferkamp
Journal of Arid Environments 15:53-64 1988
331.
Mineral and vitamin status of steers under various management practices in eastern Oregon as
determined by hepatic, plasma and hair samples
H.A. Turner, P.D. Whanger, J.B.J. van Ryssen and I.J. Tinsley.
Proceedings Western Section, ASAS, Volume 39, 82-85 1988
332.
Defoliation of Thurber needlegrass: herbage and root responses.
D. Ganskopp
JRM 41(6):472-476 November 1988
333.
Water relations of Artemisia tridentata ssp. wyomingensis and Sarcobatus vermiculatus in the
steppe of southeastern Oregon.
J.T. Romo and M.R. Haferkamp
American Midland Naturalist 121:155-164 1989
334.
Supplement to SB 659: Adjusting and forecasting herbage yields in the intermountain big
sagebrush region of the steppe province.
F.A. Sneva
Oregon State Univ. Agricultural Experiment Station,
Station Bulletin 673 April 1989
335.
Modeling: Three approaches to predicting how herbivore impact is distributed in rangelands.
Mark Stafford Smith
New Mexico State Univ., Agricultural Exp. Station Research Rpt. 628
The Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station was a cooperating agency June 1988
336.
Executive summary - Joint HVDC agricultural study.
Robert J. Raleigh
OSU and Department of Energy, Bonneville Power Administration
February 1989
337.
Implications of Dietary Overlap to Management of Free-Ranging Large Herbivores.
M. Vavra, M. McInnis and D. Sheehy
Proceedings, Western Section ASAS, Vol 40:489-495 1989
338.
A definitive study of the dose-response relationship of tetronasin in steers on pasture.
H.A. Turner and J.H. Bailie
Proceedings, Western Section, ASAS, Vol. 40:113-115 1989
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339.
Supplementation with injectable zinc, copper and selenium and the effects on average daily
gain and plasma levels of weaned steers.
T.O. Dill, H.A. Turner, D.W. Weber, and P.H. Whanger
Proceedings, Western Section ASAS, Vol. 40:377-380. 1989
340.
Correcting for differential digestibility in microhistological involving common coastal forages of
the Pacific Northwest.
D.M. Leslie, Jr., Martin Vavra, Edward E. Starkey, and Ron C. Slater
Journal of Wildlife Management 36:700-732. 1983
341.
Variability of crude protein in crested wheatgrass at defined stages of phenology.
Raymond F. Angell, Richard F. Miller and Marshall R. Haferkamp
JRM 43(3):186-189 May 1990
342.
Clipping date effects on soil water and regrowth in crested wheatgrass.
Richard F. Miller, Marshall R. Haferkamp, and Raymond F. Angell.
JRM 43(3):253-257. May 1990
343.
Power requirements of an imprinter and rangeland drill.
Dale E. Wilkins, Marshall R. Haferkamp, and David C. Ganskopp.
JRM 43(3):274-275. May 1990
344.
An assessment of cow winter feeding regimes using a net energy based biophysical-economic
simulation model.
J.D. Bates, H.A. Turner, and F.W. Obermiller
Proceedings, Western Section, ASAS, 41:137-140 1990
345.
Effects of zinc, copper and selenium supplementation on the humoral immune system of
weaned steers.
T.O. Dill, H.A. Turner, D.W. Weber, D.E. Mattson, and R.J. Baker
Proceedings, Western Section, ASAS 41:399-401 1990
346.
Effects of Nitrogen Availability on Growth and Photosynthesis of Artemisia tridentata
ssp. wyomingensis.
P.S. Doescher, R. F. Miller, J. Wang, and Jeff Rose
Great Basin Naturalist 50(1): 9-19 1990
347.
Common concerns and shared interests: Research potentials in Oregon for the Great Basin
range and forests.
Convened by the Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station
Report of a meeting April 1990
348.
Considerations for Rangeland and Livestock During Drought.
R. Angell, D. C. Ganskopp, L. Hammond, R. F. Miller, T. DelCurto, H. A. Turner, and
Martin Vavra 1990
349.
Predicting beef cattle stocking rates and live weight gains on
Eastern Oregon rangelands: Description of a model.
M.L. McInnis, T.M. Quigley, M. Vavra and H.R. Sanderson
Simulation 137-145 September 1990
350.
Effects of a high-voltage direct-current transmission line on beef cattle production.
R.F. Angell, M.R. Schott, R.J. Raleigh and T.D. Bracken
Bioelectromagnetics 11:273-282 1990
36
351.
Response of Artemisia tridentata ssp. wyomingensis and Stipa thurberiana to nitrogen
amendments.
R.F. Miller, P.S. Doescher and J. Wang
Amer. Midl. Nat. 125:104-113 1991
352.
Nutritional and managerial considerations for range beef cattle production.
H.A. Turner and T. DelCurto
Beef Cattle Nutrition
Veterinary Clinics of North America
Food Animal Practice March 1991
353.
Behavior of cattle in pens exposed to + 500 KV DC transmission lines.
D. Ganskopp, R. Raleigh, M. Schott, and T.D. Bracken
Applied Animal Behavior Science 30:1-16 1991
354.
Understory Vegetation Response to Increasing Water and Nitrogen Levels in a Pinus ponderosa
Forest in Northeastern Oregon.
G. M. Riegel, R.F. Miller and W.C. Krueger
Northwest Science 65(1):10-15. 1991
355.
Urea-ammoniation and (or) Supplementation Strategies to Improve the Nutritive Value of Tall
Fescue Straw for Beef Cattle Production.
T. DelCurto, R.K. Barton, P.R. Cheeke and H.A. Turner
Proceedings, Western Section, ASAS Vol. 42. 1991
356.
Humoral Immune System Response to Copper and Selenium Supplementation in Weaned Beef
Steers.
T.O. Dill, H.A. Turner, D.W. Weber, D.E. Mattson, R.J. Baker and P.D. Whanger
Proceedings, Western Section, ASAS Vol. 42 1991
357.
OSU Dept. of Animal Sciences 1991 Progress Report. SR 878.
1991
a.
Davis, S.L.
Serum growth hormone-binding protein in domestic animal
b.
DelCurto, T., R.K. Barton, P.R. Cheeke, and H.A. Turner
Ammoniation and (or) supplementation of tall fescue straw for beef cattle production.
c.
Dill, T.O., H.A. Turner, D.W. Weber, D.E. Mattson, and R.J. Baker
Effects of zinc, copper, and selenium supplementation on the humoral immune system
of immune system of weaned steers
d.
Kwansa, W., D.C. England, and C.Y. Hu
The effect of nutritional manipulation on pre-and postnatal response by the sow and
her offspring
e.
Meyer H.H., and K.S. West
Effects of ewe mating condition and post-mating nutrition on embryo survival
f.
Swanson L.V.
Effect of dietary protein degradability on fertility of dairy cattle
g.
Gamroth M.J.
NCALC- A software program for balancing manure resource use
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h.
Gamroth M.J.
High performance milking parlors
i.
Zollinger, W.A., G.R. White, and g. Colyer
Purchasing and managing young bulls
j.
Albro, J.D., D.W. Weber, and T. DelCurto
The use of soybean protein supplements with low quality roughage for growing beef calves
k.
DelCurto, T., S.D. Brandyberry, R.K. Barton, and R.F. Angell
Alfalfa supplementation of beef cattle grazing winter sagebrush-steepe range forage
l.
DelCurto, T., M.M. Stamm, M.R. Horney, and R.K. Barton
Utilizing grass seed residues as a winter feedstuff for beef cattle
m.
N.E. Forsberg
OSU research in muscle biology
n.
Holtan, D.W.
Studies on the pregnant mare and newborn foal
o.
Thompson, J.M., F. Stormshak, J.M. Lee, and D. Hess
Endocrine responses of ewe lambs exposed to a 500 kv a-c transmission line
p.
Thompson, J.M.
Effect of late gestation supplementation of multiple bearing ewes on lamb birth
weights, survival and weaning weight.
358.
Influence of Protein Supplements on the Intake and Utilization of Low-Quality Roughages
Tim DelCurto 1991
359.
Effects of Strip Versus Continuous Grazing on Diet Parameter and Performance of Steers
Grazing Eastern Oregon Native Flood Meadows
D.K. Blount, R.F. Angell, H.A. Turner, and D.W. Weber
The Professional Animal Scientist 7(2) July 1991
360.
Management in the Sagebrush Steppe. (Special Report 880). 1991.
a.
Winward, Al
A renewed commitment to management of sagebrush grasslands
b.
Miller, Richard F., Paul Doescher, and Teal Purrington
Dry-west cycles and sagebrush in the great basin
c.
Miller, Patsy
Using past climatic data to estimate effects of predicted climate change on temperature and
precipitation in South Central Oregon
d.
McInnis, Michael L., Larry L. Larson, and Richard F. Miller
Grazing management strategies to control weeds
e.
Angell, Raymond F., Martin Vavra, and David Ganskopp
Season effects on cattle diet quality
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f.
DelCurto, Tim, Raymond Angell, Roxane Barton, Jeff Rose, and Shane Bennett
Alfalfa supplementation of beef cattle grazing winter sagebrush-steppe range forage
g.
Ganskopp David
How finicky are cattle about wolf plants?
h.
Miller, Richard F., and Jeff A. Rose
Responses of crested wheatgrass (Agropyron desertorum) growth and carbon
allocation to fall defoliation
360a. Failures in the Assumptions of the Condition and Trend Concept for
Management of Natural Ecosystems
Tony Svejcar and Joel R. Brown
Rangelands 13(4), August 1991
361.
Competition for Resources Between Understory Vegetation and Overstory
Pinus Ponderosa in Northeastern Oregon
G.M. Riegel, R.F. Miller, and William Krueger
Ecological Applications 2(1), pp. 71-85 1992
362.
Growth and carbon allocation of Agropyron desertorum following autumn defoliation
R.F. Miller and J.A. Rose
Oecologia (1992) 89:482-486
363.
Is The Range Condition Concept Compatible With Ecosystem Dynamics?
Tony Svejcar and Joel Brown
Symposium, 1992 Annual Meeting of Society of Range Management
364.
Response of cattle to cured reproductive stems in a caespitose grass
David Ganskopp, Ray Angell and Jeff Rose
JRM 45(4):401-404, July 1992
365.
Bunchgrass basal area affects selection of plants by cattle
David Ganskopp and Jeff Rose
JRM 45(6):538-541 November 1992
366.
Effects of Zeranol and Monensin on Reproductive Performance of Replacement Heifers
T.O. Dill, H.A. Turner, and D.W. Weber
Professional Animal Scientist 8:30-35, March 1992
367.
Factors Associated with Dystocia in Beef Heifers
H.A. Turner, M.L. McInnis, R.F. Angell, and D.W. Weber
Professional Animal Scientist 8:43-47, September 1992
368.
Mineral Status of Steers in Eastern Oregon
J.B.J. Van Ryssen, P.D. Whanger, H.A. Turner, I.J. Tinsley, and J.E. Oldfield
Professional Animal Scientist 7:37-45 December 1991
369.
Livestock and Big Game Forage Relationships
Martin Vavra
Rangelands 14(2), April 1992
370.
Nutrient composition of whitetop
M.I. McInnis, L.L. Larson, and Richard Miller
Journal of Range Manage. 46(3):227-231. May 1993
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371.
Labeling of Forages with 13C for Nutrition and Metabolism Studies
T.J. Svejcar, M.B. Judkins, and T.W. Boutton
Journal of Animal Science 71:1320-1325 1993
372.
Range Field Day Report: Livestock and Forest Renewal: Research in Rangeland Management
Dept. of Rangeland Res. OSU, Corvallis, OR. June 12, 1993.
Rangeland Science Series #2
373.
a.
Sharrow, S.H.
Agro forestry systems for Western Oregon hill lands
b.
Doescher, P.S.
Prescription grazing to increase tree growth.
c.
Krueger, W.C., and M. Vavra
Grazing forest plantations
d.
Rieger, G., R. Miller, and W.C. Krueger
Competition between understory and overstory vegetation in a Ponderosa Pine
forest in Northeastern Oregon
EOARC Annual Report, Special Report 923
Agricultural Experiment Station, OSU. June, 1993
a.
Miller, R., T. Tibbs, and M. Vavra
Understory response to thinning Ponderosa pine in Northeastern Oregon
b.
Purrington, T., R. Miller, P. Doescher, and J. Rose
Wyoming big sagebrush: Coping with drought
c.
Miller, R., and J. Rose
The historic expansion of western juniper in Southeastern Oregon
d.
Miller, R., T. Svejcar, J. Rose, and M. McInnis
Growth, plant water relations and carbon allocation of heart-podded hoary cress
(cardaria draba (L.) desv.)
e.
Angell, R.F., and R.F. Miller
Simulation of leaf conductance and transpiration in western juniper
f.
Ganskopp, D., B. Meyers, and S. Lambert
Black-tailed Jackrabbit selection of 8 forages available for reclaiming great basin rangelands
g.
Ganskopp, D., R. Angell, and J. Rose
Wolf-Plants: How finicky are cattle about old growth in standing forage?
h.
H.A. Turner
Effects of reducing dystocia on heifer productivity
i.
Angell, R., H.A. Turner, and D. Blount
Diet and performance of steers grazing Eastern Oregon native flood meadows
j.
Stamm, M., T. DelCurto, M. Horney, K. Brandyberry, and R. Barton
Nutritional quality of grass seed residues harvested for livestock feed in Western Oregon
40
k.
Stamm, M., T. DelCurto, M. Horney, S. Brandyberry, and R. Barton
Influence of alkaloid concentration of tall fescue straw on the nutrition, physiology
and subsequent performance of beef steers
l.
Horney, M., T. DelCurto, M. Stamm, R. Barton, and S. Brandyberry
Early-vegetative meadow hay versus alfalfa hay as a supplement for cattle consuming
low-quality roughages
m.
Rose, J., R. Miller, and T. Svejcar
Vegetation change in response to 56 years of livestock exclusion
n.
Barton, R., T. DelCurto, S. Brandyberry, M. Stamm, and M. Horney
Physical modification and/or supplementation strategies to improve the feeding
value of tall fescue straw for beef cattle
o.
Brandyberry S., T. DelCurto, and R. Angell
Physical form and frequency of alfalfa supplementation for beef cattle winter grazing
northern great basin rangelands
p.
DelCurto T., R. Barton, K. Brandyberry, and S. Brandyberry
The influence of supplementation strategies on digestion and performance of beef
cattle being fed tall fescue straw
q.
Vavra, M., L. Bryant, C. Ballard, and W. Titus
Ongoing studies at the Starkey Experimental Forest
r.
Fajemisin, B., M. Vavra, T. DelCurto, and D. Ganskopp
Potential of goats as brush control agents
s.
Sheehy,D., M. Vavra, T. Tibbs, and R. Slater
Big game and cattle interrelationships and their influence on biological resources,
seasonal rangeland and agricultural land in Northeastern Oregon
t.
Brandyberry, S., T. DelCurto, R. Barton, K. Paintner, and K. Brandyberry
Effects of early spring grazing of rangelands used in winter grazing programs in
the Northern Great basin
u.
Brandyberry, S., T. DelCurto, R. Barton, K. Brandyberry, and K. Paintner
Environmental influences on nutritional physiology and performance of beef cattle
winter grazing Northern great basin rangelands
v.
Brandyberry, S., T. DelCurto, R. Barton, K. Brandyberry, and K. Paintner
Year and season effects on diet quality of beef cattle grazing Northern Great Basin
rangelands
374.
The grass seedling: When is it established?
R.E. Ries and T.J. Svejcar
JRM. 44(6):574-576 November, 1991
375.
Growth and nutrition of combinations of native and introduced
plants and mycorrhizal fungi in a semiarid range
J.D. Trent, A.J. Svejcar, and G.J. Bethlenfalvay
Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment, 45 13-23. 1993
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376.
Effects of Reducing Dystocia on Heifer Productivity
H.A. Turner and G.L. Farnsworth
Proceedings Western Section ASAS Vol 44.
OSU Tech. Paper #10159, Eastern Oregon Agric. Res. Ctr. 1993
377.
Black-tailed Jackrabbit Preferences for Eight Forages Used for Reclamation of Great Basin
Rangelands
D. Ganskopp, B. Meyers, and S. Lambert
Northwest Science, Vol.67, No. 4, April, 1993
378.
Effect of low densities of senescent stems in crested wheatgrass on plant selection and
utilization by beef cattle
D. Ganskopp, R. Angell, and J. Rose
Applied Animal Behaviour Science 38:227-233. 1993
379.
Simulation of Leaf Conductance and Transpiration in Juniperus occidentalis
Ray Angell and Rick Miller
Forest Science, Vol. 40. 1, February 1994
380.
Influence of Alkaloid Concentration of Tall Fescue Straw on the Nutrition Physiology, and
Subsequent Performance of Beef Steers
Michele Stamm, T. DelCurto, M.R. Horney, S.D. Brandyberry, & R.K. Barton
OSU Tech. paper 10,156, Eastern Oregon Agric. Res. Ctr. 1993
380a. Effects of Early Spring Grazing of Rangelands used in Winter Grazing Programs in the
Northern Great Basin.
S.D. Brandyberry, T. DelCurto, R.K. Barton, K.J. Painter, and Kelly Brandyberry
Proc. WSASAS, Vol. 44, pp. 223-226. 1993
381.
Gonadotropin-Releasing Hormone-Induced Secretion of Luteinizing Hormone in
Postpartum Beef Heifers Maintained on Two Planes of Nutrition Before and
After Breeding
S. Leers-Sucheta, P.K. Chakraborty, K.F. Rowe, H.A. Turner, and F. Stormshak
OSU Tech. paper 10,289, Oregon Agric. Exp. Sta. December 1993
382.
Mineral and vitamin interactions of steers in a Mediterranean climate
J.B.J. van Ryssen, P.D. Whanger, H.A. Turner, I.J. Tinsley
Livestock Production Science 30(1994)107-115 July 1993
383.
Field Day Report. Special Report #935. Management of Great Basin Rangelands. 1994
a. Svejcar Tony
History and mission of the Squaw Butte Experiment Station
b. Angell, Raymond, Tim DelCurto, and Roxane Barton
Fall defoliation of Bluebunch wheatgrass: Tiller growth and development
c. Barrington, Mack R., Douglas E. Johnson, Norman R. Harris, and Kirby M. Krueger
A digital evaluation model and associated GIS data bases of the Northern Great Basin
Experiment range.
d. Bates, Jon, Rick Miller, and Tony Svejcar
Understory plant succession following cuttings of Western Juniper (Juniperus occidentalis)
woodland on Steens Mountain, Oregon.
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e. Borman Michael M.
Climate change, biodiversity, and native plant restoration on the sagebrush steppe:
The vegetation diversity project.
f.
Ganskopp David, and Ruben Cruz
Selective grazing among improved varieties of grasses by beef cattle, Black-tailed jackrabbits,
and Angora goats.
g. Eddleman, L.E.
Broadcast seeding as a means of restoring depleted Western Juniper woodland.
h. Larson, Larry, Michael McInnis, and Gary Kiemnac
Yellow Starthistle invasion and management.
i.
Rose, Jeffrey A., Richard F. Miller, and Tony Svejcar
Vegetation and livestock exclusion in the sagebrush steppe.
j.
Cruz Ruben, and David Ganskopp
Beef cattle forage preferences: Native grasses and crested wheatgrass.
k. Brandyberry, Steve, Tim DelCurto, and Raymond Angell
Winter grazing as a grazing management program for Northern Great Basin Rangelands.
l.
Wolf, Donald, W. and John C. Buckhouse
Land-use and nonpoint source phosphorus pollution in the Dairy-McKay Hydrologic Unit
area of the Tualatin River Basin, Oregon
m. Svejcar, Tony, Dave Pacioretty, Kara Paintner, Steve Beverlin, and Dave Ganskopp
Stand establishment from seeded native grasses
n. Rose, Jeffrey A., and Richard F. Miller
Range 14- Vegetation change
384.
Ponderosa Pine and Understory Growth Following Western Juniper Removal
Jeffrey A. Rose and Lee E. Eddleman
Northwest Science, Vol. 68, No. 2, 1994
385.
Plant Development, Water Relations, and Carbon Allocation of Heart-Podded Hoary Cress
Richard F. Miller, Tony J. Svejcar, Jeffrey A. Rose, and Michael L. McInnis
Agronomy Journal 86:487-491. 1994
386.
Holocene Changes in Semiarid Pinyon-Juniper Woodlands
Richard F. Miller and Peter E. Wigand
BioScience Vo. 44 No. 7. August 1994
387.
Mycorrhizal Colonization, Hyphal Lengths, and Soil Moisture Associated with Two
Artemisia Tridentata Subspecies.
James D. Trent, Tony J. Svejcar, and Robert R. Blank
The Great Basin Naturalist 54(4), pp. 291-300. August 1994
387a. Western Juniper Woodlands: 100 Years of Plant Succession
Rick Miller, Jeffrey Rose, Tony Svejcar, Jon Bates, and Kara Paintner
USDA - For. Serv. Gen. Tech. Rep. RM-258: pp 5-8. August 1994
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388.
Evaluation of a positive conditioning technique for influencing big sagebrush (Artemisia
tridentata subspp. wyomingensis) consumption by goats.
Lesley M. Richman, Douglas E. Johnson, Raymond F. Angell
Applied Animal Behaviour Sci. 40(1994) 229-240 March 1994
388a. Interactions of Riparian Zones and Grazing as Related to Water Quality.
Tony Svejcar and Robert Blank
Proc. 2nd Ann. Intermountain Ag. Conference, Feb 8-10, 1994, Klamath Falls, Oregon
389.
Historic Expansion of Juniperus Occidentalis (Western Juniper) in Southeastern Oregon.
Rick Miller and Jeffery A. Rose
Great Basin Naturalist 55(1)37-45. January 1995
390.
Gas Exchange and water relations of Lemmon's willow and Nebraska sedge.
Tony J. Svejcar and James D. Trent
JRM 48:121-125. March 1995
391.
EOARC, Annual Report, 1995. (Special Report 948) June 1995
a. Svejcar, Tony, and Roger L. Sheley
Alternative approaches to rangeland management
b. Rose, Jeff, and Rick Miller
Changes in an ungrazed Wyoming big sagebrush plant community over three
years of different rainfall
c. Miller, Rick, Tony Svejcar, Lee Eddleman, Jon Bates, Kara Paintner, and Jeff Rose
Western Juniper woodland program
d. Angell, Ray, Dave Nixon, and Roxane Barton
Drought effects on Southeastern Oregon native meadows
e. Sheehy, Dennis P., William Krueger, and John Williams
Enhancing upland rangelands to mitigate impact of ungulate grazing on critical watersheds
f. Sheehy, Dennis P.
Ungulate management to enhance a grazed seasonal rangeland ecosystem
g. Sheehy, Dennis P.
Calibrating nutrient content of elk diets using near infra-red spectroscopy (NIRS) Techniques
h. Turner, Harley A., and P.D. Whanger
Mineral status of steers in Eastern Oregon
i. Angell, Ray, Roxane Barton, and Tim DelCurto
Energy Supplementation for cattle grazing native meadows
j. Nunn, Calvin, Harley A. Turner, and Dan Drake
Effect of selenium on feed efficiency of steers wintered on selenium deficient hay
k. Nunn, Calvin, Harley A. Turner, Phillip Whanger, and Robert Van Saun
Effect of vitamin E and selenium injections on scours, plasma copper concentration,
and immune status of newborn beef calves
44
l.
DelCurto, Tim, Teena Tibbs, and Roxane Barton
The influence of physical modification and supplementation strategies of grass seed
straw on beef cattle intake, feed efficiency, and performance
m. DelCurto, Tim, Christiph Weder, Tony Svejcar, Roxane Barton, and Alison Early
The influence of supplemental alfalfa quality on the intake and utilization of low-quality
roughage by beef cattle with varying levels of protein requirements
n. Sheehy, Dennis P., and Ron Slater
Applying grazing management strategies to mitigate elk impacts on agricultural land
o. Ganskopp, David, and Ruben Cruz
I’m new here, what’s good to eat?: Naive cattle and new forages
392.
EOARC, Field Day Report, 1995. (Special Report 951) June 1995
a. Tibbs, Teena M., T. DelCurto, M. McInnis, A.R. Tiedemann, and T.M. Quigley
Influence of electronic diversion from riparian areas on livestock grazing behavior nutritional
physiology, stress physiology, and performance
b. Johnson, Doug E., N.R. Harris, S. du Plessis, and T.M. Tibbs
Mapping and analysis of Catherine Creek using remote sensing and geographic
information systems (GIS)
c. Kauffman, J. Boone
An ecological basis for the management and recovery of riparian zones
d. Buckhouse, John C.
Lessons learned concerning livestock in riparian zones and the associated uplands of
rangeland watersheds
393.
Free-ranging angora goats: left- or right-handed tendencies while grazing?
David Ganskopp
Applied Animal Behavior Science 43:141-146. January 1995
394.
Technology Transfer: Who Uses Information About Rangelands and Why?
Tony Svejcar, Joel Brown, and Mike Connor
Rangelands 17(3), June 1995
394a. Rangeland can improve with grazing
Kathryn Barry Stelljes
Ag Research 43(9) September 1995
395.
Ungulate foraging areas on seasonal rangeland in northeastern Oregon.
Dennis P. Sheehy and Martin Vavra
JRM 49(1)16-23. January 1996
396.
Preferences of Angora goats for eight selections of grasses used for reclamation of
Great Basin rangelands.
D. Ganskopp, L. Richman, D. Johnson, R. Angell, R. Cruz
Small Ruminant Research 19:103-112. January 1996
45
397.
The Effects of Aboveground and Belowground Competition on Understory Species Composition
in a Pinus ponderosa Forest.
Gregg M. Riegel, Richard F. Miller, and William C. Krueger
Forest Science, Vol. 41, No. 4, pp. 864-889. November 1995
398.
Soil Genesis and Morphology of a Montane Meadow in the Northern Sierra Nevada Range
R.R. Blank, T.J. Svejcar, and G.M. Riegel
Soil Sciences Vol. 160, No. 2, pp. 136-152. August 1995
399.
Cattle Grazing a Riparian Mountain Meadow: Effects of Low and Moderate
Stocking Density on Nutrition, Behavior, Diet Selection, and Plant Growth Response.
S.A. Huber, M.B. Judkins, L.J. Krysl, T.J. Svejcar, B.W. Hess, and D.W. Holcombe
Journal of Animal Science 73:3752-3765. August 1995
400.
Potential for woody plant control by Spanish goats in the sagebrush steppe
B. Fajemisin, D. Ganskopp, R. Cruz, M. Vavra
Small Ruminant Research 20:99-107. August 1995
401.
Sustainability of Animal Production Systems: An Ecological Perspective.
M. Vavra
Journal of Animal Science 1996. 74:1418-1423. February 1996
402.
The Influence of Energy Supplementation on Performance, Digestive Kinetics
and Intake of Cattle Grazing Native Flood Meadows in Eastern Oregon.
R. Angell, R. Bailey, and T. DelCurto
Proceedings Western Section ASAS Vol. 46, August 1995
403.
What Are Working Groups and Why Should Scientists Be Involved
Tony Svejcar
Weed Technology. 1996. 10:451-454 June 1996
404.
Improving Elk Habitat Characteristics with Livestock Grazing
M. Vavra and D. Sheehy
Rangelands 18(5), October 1996
405.
Streamside Vegetation Regrowth After Clipping
G. Sheeter and T. Svejcar
Rangelands 19(1)30-31. February 1997
406.
Relationships among variables indexing selective grazing behavior of goats
D. Ganskopp, R. Cruz, and B. Fajemisin
Applied Animal Behaviour Science 51 (1997) 75-85. February 1997
407.
Crested wheatgrass and shrub response to continuous or rotational grazing.
R. F. Angell
JRM 50(2):160-164 March 1997
408.
Management of Perennial Pepperweed (tall whitetop).
Special Report 972. April 1997
a. Sheley, Roger
Integrated weed management
46
b. Blank Robert, and James Young
Influence of invasion of perennial Pepperweed on soil properties
c. Wotring, Shay, Debra Palmquist, and James Young
Perennial Pepperweed rooting characteristics
d. Birdsall, Jenny, Chuck Quimby, Tony Svejcar, and James Young
Potential for Biocontrol of perennial Pepperweed (Lepidium latifolium L.)
e. Cox, Taylor
Perennial Pepperweed Idaho
f.
Young, James, Debra Palmquist, and Robert blank
Herbicidal control of perennial Pepperweed (Lepidium latifoloum) in Nevada
g. Baker, J.L. (Lars)
Control of perennial Pepperweed in Wyoming
h. Kilbride, Kevin, Fred Paveglio, David Pyke, Margaret Laws, and Joel David
Use of integrated pest management of restore meadows infested with perennial Pepperweed at
Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Southeastern Oregon.
i.
Reid, Chad r., B. Allen Rasmussen, and Steven Dewey
Managing perennial Pepperweed in Uintah County, Utah
j.
Svejcar Tony
Proceedings summary and suggestions for future work.
409.
Gas exchange of Idaho fescue in response to defoliation and grazing history
P.S. Doescher, T.J. Svejcar, and R.G. Jaindl
JRM 50:285-289. 1997
410.
EOARC, Field Day Report, 1997. Special Report 979
The Sagebrush Steppe: Sustainable Working Environments.
a. McInnis, Michael L., and Martin Vavra
Dining out: Principles of range cattle nutrition
b. Angell, Raymond
Mixing and matching: Grazing wet meadows and desert range
c. DelCurto, Tim, and Martin Vavra
Management of beef cattle for economic sustainability: A review of research
d. Willis, Mitchell J.
Livestock systems complementary or compatible with wildlife
e. Ganskopp, Dave, Ruben Cruz, Tony Svejcar, Jerry Farstvedt, and Fred Taylor
Selective livestock grazing: A tool for vegetation management
f.
Eddleman, Lee E.
Sustainable restoration
47
g. Miller, Rick, and Jeff Rose
Fire history and juniper expansion in Southeastern Oregon.
h. Svejcar, Tony, Herman Mayeux, and Raymond Angell
The rangeland carbon flux project
411.
Riparian Zones: 1) What Are They and How Do They Work?
Tony Svejcar
Rangelands 19(4):4-7. 1997
412.
Riparian Zones: 2) History and Human Impacts
Tony Svejcar
Rangelands 19(4)8-12. 1997
413.
Short and Long-Term Reproductive Responses of Heifers Fed Different Nutritional
Regimes Pre-and Post-Breeding.
Shelby Filley, R.K. Bailey, H.A. Turner, and T. DelCurto
Proceedings, Western Section, ASAS, Vol. 47:273-276.
Oregon Ag. Exp. Sta. Tech Paper 10:971 1996
414.
The Rangeland Carbon Dioxide Flux Project
Tony Svejcar, Herman Mayeux, and Ray Angell
Rangelands 19:16-18. October 1997
415.
Preferences and behavior of cattle grazing 8 varieties of grasses
David Ganskopp, Bill Myers, Scott Lambert, and Ruben Cruz
JRM 50(6):578-586
November 1997
416.
Succession Rangeland Weed Management
R.L. Sheley, T.J. Svejcar, B.D. Maxwell, and J.S. Jacobs
Rangelands 18:155-159 August 1996
417.
An Ecological Perspective of Livestock Grazing
Martin Vavra
Proceedings of the International Symposium on Animal Production
Under Grazing. Universidade Federal de Vicosa, M.G., Brazil. pp. 333-348.
1998
418.
Spatial pattern of gas exchange for montane moist meadow species
Tony Svejcar and Gregg M. Riegel
Journal of Vegetation Science 9:85-94 1998
419.
Thurber needlegrass: Seasonal defoliation effects on forage quantity and quality
David Ganskopp
JRM 51(3):276-281 May 1998
420.
Seasonal preferences of steers for prominent northern Great Basin grasses
Ruben Cruz and David Ganskopp
JRM 51(5):557-565 September 1998
421.
Public Land and Natural Resource Issues Confronting Animal Scientists and
Livestock Producers.
Martin Vavra
Proceedings of the “Role of Animal Science in Natural Resource Management”,
87th ASAS Annual Mtg, July 1995
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422.
Special Report 994: A Catherine Creek Study - Perspectives, 1995-1998.
September 1998
a. Johnson, D.E., N.R. Harris, S. du Plessis, and T.M. Tibbs
Mapping and analysis of Catherine Creed using remote sensing and geographic
information systems (GIS)
b. Li, H.W., J. B. Kauffman, R.L. Beschta, and B.A. McIntosh
The relationship of cattle and salmon redds at Catherine Creek: A scientific assessment.
c. Johnson, D.E., N.R. Harris, T.M. Ballard (formerly Tibbs)
An update on the Catherine Creek Riparian study
423.
Understory Patterns in Cut Western Juniper
(Juniperus Occidentalis SPP. Occidentalis Hook.) Woodlands.
Jon Bates, Richard Miller, Tony Svejcar
Great Basin Naturalist 58(4), pp. 363-374 1998
424.
A chamber design for measuring net CO2 exchange on rangeland.
Ray Angell and Tony Svejcar
JRM 52:27-31 January 1999
425.
Range Field Day - 1998: Meadow Ecology and Management
a. Angell, Dr. Ray
Working with Meadow Foxtail: Fertilization and Livestock Grazing
b. Svejcar, Dr. Tony
Perennial Pepperweed (Tall Whitetop).
Sharrow , Dr. S.H., and Mr. D.E. Kuntz
Subalpine Green Fescue Community Ecology: Reaction to Defoliation
c. Stringham, Dr. Tamzen
Meadow Ecology and Hydrology
426.
EOARC Annual Report - 1998: Special Report 991
a. Miller, Rick, Tony J. Svejcar, and Jeffrey Rose
Woodland Succession: Structure, composition, and Thresholds
b. Miller, Rick, and Jeffrey Rose
Pre- and Post-Settlement fire return Intervals on Intermountain Sagebrush Steppe
c. Miller, Rick, and Wendy Waichler
Old Growth Juniper Woodlands
d. Bates, Jon D., Miller, Richard F. Miller, and Tony J. Svejcar
Understory Dynamics in a Cut Juniper Woodland (1991-1997)
e. Bates, Jon D., Tony J. Svejcar, Rick Miller, Ray Angell, and Roxane Bailey
Influence of Precipitation Timing on Sagebrush/Bunchgrass Vegetation
f.
Angell, Ray and Tony J. Svejcar
Measuring Carbon Dioxide flux on Sagebrush Range
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g. Cruz, Ruben, David Ganskopp, and Martin Vavra
Modeling Habitat Preferences of Cattle on Eastern Oregon Rangelands
h. Ganskopp, Dave, and Ruben Cruz
How Efficient are Cattle in Rugged Terrain?: GIS Analysis of Livestock Trails
i.
Decorate, Marni L., Patrick A. Momont, Timothy DelCurto, Neil R. Rimbey, John A. Tanaka,
and Michael McInnis
Offstream Water and Salt as Management Strategies for Improved Cattle Distribution and
subsequent Riparian Health
j.
Angell, Ray, and Roxane Bailey
Effect of Nitrogen Fertilizer on Yield and Quality of Meadow Foxtail Hay
k. Bailey, Roxane, and Martin Vavra
Forage Quality of Round Bales Stacked Different Ways
l.
Weder, Christoph, Tim DelCurto, Tony Svejcar, John Jaeger, and Roxane Bailey
The Influence of Supplemental Alfalfa Quality on the Intake, Use, and Subsequent Performance
of Beef Cattle Consuming Low-Quality Roughages
m. Jaeger, John, Fred Stormshak, Tim DelCurto, and Kenneth Fite
Melatonin to Induce Puberty in Virgin Heifers
n. Jaeger, John R., Kenneth Fite, and Tim DelCurto
Postpartum Prostaglandin Administration Before Estrus Synchronization to Improve First Service
Conception Rate and Pregnancy Rate
o. Jaeger, John R., Kenneth Fite, and Tim DelCurto
Evaluation of days postpartum on efficacy of estrus synchronization and artificial insemination.
p. DelCurto, Tim, Allison Earley, Tammy May, and Wade Nichols
Comparison of bambermycins, lasalocid, and momensin on the nutritional physiology of beef
cattle consuming concentrate and forage base diets
q. DelCurto, Tim, Harley Turner, and Ron Slater
Comparison of biuret, cottonseed meal, and corn gluten meal barley mixtures as protein
supplements for prepartum beef cattle consuming tall fescue straw.
r.
Sheehy, Dennis P., Robert Lewis, and Douglas Johnson
Transitory habitat in eastside industrial forests.
s. Sheehy Dennis P., and Ronney Slater
Improvement of elk habitat in the North Grande Ronde Valley.
t.
Willis Mitchell J., and Richard F. Miller
Importance of western juniper communities to small mammals.
427.
Selective differences between naive and experienced cattle foraging among eight grasses
D. Ganskopp and R. Cruz
Applied Animal Behaviour Science 62 293-303 1999
428.
Seasonal cattle management in 3 to 5 year old bitterbrush stands
Dave Ganskopp, Tony Svejcar, Fred Taylor, Jerry Farstvedt, and Kara Paintner
JRM 1999; 52:166-173
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429.
Grazing Behavior in Ungulates: Current Concepts and Future Challenges.
M. Vavra and D. Ganskopp
Annals of Arid Zone 37(3):319-355, 1998
430.
Fire History and western juniper encroachment in sagebrush steppe
Rick Miller & Jeff Rose
J. Range Manage. 52:550-559, November 1999
431.
Fixed location rain shelters for studying precipitation effects on rangelands.
Tony Svejcar, Raymond Angell & Richard Miller
J Arid Env. 42:187-193, 1999
432.
Understory dynamics in cut and uncut western juniper woodlands
Jon D. Bates, Richard F. Miller & Tony J. Svejcar
J. Range Manage. 53:119-126, January 2000
433.
Prostaglandin F2_ Concentration, Fatty Acid Profiles, and Fertility in Lipid-Infused
Postpartum Beef Heifers
S.J. Filley, H.A. Turner, & F. Stormshak
Biology of Reproduction 61:1317-1323, 1999
434.
Plasma fatty acids, prostaglandin F2_ metabolite, and reproductive response in postpartum
heifers fed rumen bypass fat
S.J. Filley, H.A, Turner, & F. Stormshak
J. Anim. Sci. 78:139-144, 2000
435.
Spatial and Temporal Changes of Sage Grouse Habitat in the Sagebrush Biome.
Richard F. Miller & Lee L. Eddleman
Technical Bulletin 151, April 2000
436.
Least-effort pathways?: a GIS analysis of livestock trails in rugged terrain.
D. Ganskopp, R. Cruz, & D.E. Johnson
Applied Animal Behaviour Science 68:179-190, 2000
437.
Range Field Day 1999. Progress Report Juniper Woodlands: History, Ecology, and
Management. Special Report 1002,
June 1999
a. Eddleman, Lee.
Developing Ecological Guidelines for Management and Restoration of Juniper Woodlands.
b. Miller, Rick, Tony Svejcar, and Jeff Rose
The Impacts of Juniper Encroachment on Understory Cover and Diversity
c. John Buckhouse
Juniper and Watersheds
d. Bates, Jon, Rick Miller, and Tony Svejcar
Plant Succession in cut Juniper woodlands: 1981 - 1998
e. Eddleman Lee, and Rick Miller
Understory Vegetation Change Following cutting of Western Juniper Cutting
in Grant county, Oregon
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f. Doescher Paul, Lee Eddleman, Rick Miller, Jay Goodwin, Ray Jaindl, and Mohamed Maori
Persistence of Idaho Fescue on Degraded Juniper/Sagebrush/Steppe in Central Oregon
g. Miller Rick, Wendy Waichler, and Paul Doescher
Old Growth Western Juniper Woodlands
h. Fox, Anne, and Lee Eddleman
Long Term Vegetation Changes On the Island Research Natural Area
i. Wall, Travis, Rick Miller, and Tony Svejcar
Western Juniper Encroachment into Aspen Stands in the Northwest Great Basin
j. Miller, Rick, and Jeff Rose
Fire History and Western Juniper encroachment into Sagebrush Steppe
g. Rick Miller
Managing Western Juniper for wildlife
l. Willis Mitch, and Rick Miller
Importance of Western Juniper Communities to Small Mammals
m. Miller Rick, Mitch Willis, Jeff Rose, Dan Reinkensmeyer, and Bob Anthony
The Affects of Juniper woodlands on Avian Populations
438.
Range Field Day Report 2000. Sustainable Livestock Production in Forested and
Intermountain Rangelands. Special Report 1018, June 2000
a.
Vavra Martin, Tim DelCurto, and Mike McInnis
Designing Sustainable Livestock Grazing Systems
b.
DelCurto Tim, David Bohnert, and Callan Ackerman
Characteristics and Challenges of Sustainable Beef Production in the Western U.S.
c.
Parson Cory T, Patrick A. Momont., Timothy DelCurto, and Jeff L. Sharp
Effects of Season of Use on Beef Cattle distribution Patterns and Subsequent
Vegetation Use in Mountain Riparian Area
d.
McInnis, Mike, and Jim McIver
Off-Stream Water and Salt Reduce Stream Bank Damage in Grazed Riparian Pastures
e.
Walburger Kenric, Timothy DelCurto, Martin Vavra, Larry Bryant, and John G. Kie.
Influence of a Grazing system and Aspect, North vs. south, on the Nutritional Quality of
Forages, and Performance and Distribution of Cattle Grazing Forested Rangelands.
f.
DelCurto Tim, Johnson Bruce, Vavra Martin, Ager Alan, Coe Priscilla
The Influence of Season on Distribution Patterns Relative to Water and Resource Use
by Cattle Grazing Mixed Forested Rangelands
g.
Boyd Chad, and Tony Svejcar
Using 35-mm Photographs to Monitor Herbaceous and Woody Plant Abundance in
Riparian Systems
h.
Carr Jay, Randall R. Mills., and John Williams
Compliance with the Clean Water Act: Animal Feeding Operations and the EPA
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439.
Impacts of western juniper on plant community composition and structure.
R. Miller, T. Svejcar, and J. Rose
J. Range Management 53:574-585 November 2000
440.
Modification of Mixed-Conifer Forests by Ruminant Herbivores in the Blue Mountains Ecological
Province
R. Riggs et al.
USDA- Forest Service PNW Research Station. Research Paper PNW-RP-527 Sept. 2000
441.
Medusahead (Taeniatherum asperum Nevski): A Review and Annotated Bibliography.
T.O. Hilken and R.F. Miller
Agricultural Experiment Station, OSU Station Bulletin 644 June 1980
442.
The Ecology and Management of Bluebunch Wheatgrass (Agropyron spicatum): A Review
R.F. Miller, J.M. Seufart, and M.R. Haferkamp
Agricultural Experiment Station, OSU Station Bulletin 669 December 1986
443.
Harvesting Energy from 19th Century Great Basin Woodlands
J.A. Young and T.J. Svejcar
Proceedings: Ecology and Management of Pinyon-Juniper Communities Within the Interior West.
USDA Forest Service Proceedings RMRS-P-9 June 1999
444.
Implications of Weedy Species in Management and Restoration of Pinyon and
Juniper Woodlands
T. Svejcar
Proceedings: Ecology and Management of Pinyon-Juniper Communities Within the Interior West.
USDA Forest Service Proceedings RMRS-P-9 June 1999
445.
Conversion of Shrub Steppe to Juniper Woodland
R. Miller, T. Svejcar, and J. Rose
Proceedings: Ecology and Management of Pinyon-Juniper Communities Within the Interior West.
USDA Forest Service Proceedings RMRS-P-9. June 1999
446.
Importance of Western Juniper Communities to Small Mammals
M.J. Willis and R.F. Miller
Proceedings: Ecology and Management of Pinyon-Juniper Communities Within the Interior West.
USDA Forest Service Proceedings RMRS-P-9. June 1999
447.
Nitrogen dynamics in perennial- and annual-dominated arid rangeland
T. Svejcar and R. Sheley
J. Arid Environments 47:33-46 2001
448.
Bowen ratio and closed chamber carbon dioxide flux measurements over sagebrush steppe
vegetation
R. Angell, T. Svejcar, J. Bates, N. Saliendra, and D. Johnson
Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 108 153-161. 2001
449.
Manipulating cattle distribution with salt and water in large arid-land pastures:
a GPS/GIS assessment
D. Ganskopp
Applied Animal Behavior Science 73 251-262 2001
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450.
Fundamentals of supplementing low-quality forage. CL317.
Bohnert, David, and Tim DelCurto
In: J.R. Adams (ed.). 1999. Cow-Calf Management Guide and Producer’s Library
(2nd edition). Univ. of Idaho, Moscow.
451.
Supplementation strategies for beef cattle consuming low-quality forage. CL318.
Bohnert, David, Tim DelCurto, and Ed Huston.
In: J.R. Adams (ed.). 1999. Cow-Calf Management Guide and Producer’s Library
(2nd edition). Univ. of Idaho, Moscow
452.
Influence of grain type and processing method on beef cattle consuming forage-based diets
Bohnert, David, and Randy Mills
In: J.R. Adams (ed.). 2000. Cow-Calf Management Guide and Producer’s Library
(2nd edition). Univ. of Idaho, Moscow.
453.
Influence of rumen protein degradability and supplementation frequency on steers consuming
low-quality forage: Ruminal fermentation and site of digestion.
Bohnert, D.W., C.S. Schauer, M.L. Bauer, and T. DelCurto.
Proc. West. Sec. Amer. Soc. Animal Science 52:311-316. 2001
454.
Influence of rumen protein degradability and supplementation frequency on performance and
nitrogen use in ruminants consuming low-quality forage: Cow performance and efficiency of
nitrogen use in wethers.
Bohnert, D.W., C.S. Schauer, and T. DelCurto.
Proc. West. Sec. Amer. Soc. Animal Science 52:305-310. 2001
455.
Beet pulp supplementation of heifers grazing native flood meadow: Performance and ruminal
fermentation
Bohnert, D.W., C.S. Schauer, and T. DelCurto.
Proc. West. Sec. Amer. Soc. Animal Science 52:340-343. 2001
456.
Community characteristics of old-growth western juniper woodlands
Waichler, Wendy Sims, Richard F. Miller, and Paul S. Doescher
JRM 54:518-527 2001
457.
Managing western juniper for wildlife
Miller, Richard
Woodland Fish & Wildlife MISCO286
Washington State Univ. Cooperative Extension
2001
458.
Juniper encroachment into aspen in the Northwest Great Basin
Wall, Travis G., Richard F. Miller, Tony J. Svejcar
JRM 54: 691-698 2001
459.
Eastern Oregon Agricultural Research Center Union Station Centennial Celebration
Pumphrey, Vance, DelCurto, Tim, Vavra, Martin
Special Report 1033, October 2001
460.
The role of fire in juniper and pinyon woodlands: a descriptive analysis (reprint only)
Miller, Richard F. and Robin J. Tausch
In: K.E.M. Galley and T.P. Wilson (eds.). Proc. Invasive Species Workshop. Misc. Publication
No. 11, Tall Timbers Research Station, Tallahassee, Fl. 2001
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461.
The role of fire in juniper and pinyon woodlands: a descriptive analysis (entire publication)
Miller, Richard F. and Robin J. Tausch
In: K.E.M. Galley and T.P. Wilson (eds.). Proc. Invasive Species Workshop. Misc. Publication
No. 11, Tall Timbers Research Station, Tallahassee, Fl. 2001
462.
Modification of Mixed-Conifer Forests by Ruminant Herbivores in the Blue Mountains Ecological
Province
Riggs, Robert A.; Tiedemann, Arthur R.; Cook, John G.; Ballard, Teena M.; Edgerton, Paul J.; Vavra,
Martin; Krueger, William C.; Hall, Frederick C.; Bryant, Larry D.; Irwin, Larry L.; DelCurto, Timothy
USDA Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station, Research Paper PNW-RP-527, 77p.
September 2000.
463.
Does the presence of Wyethia Mollis affect growth of Pinus Jeffreyi seedlings?
Riegel, G.M.; Svejcar, T.J.; Busse, M.D.
Western North American Naturalist 62(2):141-150 2002
464.
Influence of rumen protein degradability and supplementation frequency on performance and
nitrogen use in ruminants consuming low-quality forage: Cow performance and efficiency of
nitrogen use in wethers
Bohnert, D.W.; Schauer, C.S.; DelCurto, T.
J. Animal Science 80:1629-1637 2002
465.
Comparison of urea and biuret as nitrogen supplements to low-quality forage: daily and
alternate day supplementation effects on digestion and ruminal fermentation in steers
Currier, T.A.; Bohnert, D.W.; Falck, S.J.; Schauer, C.S.; Bartle, S.J.
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science, Vol. 53, 2002
466.
Comparison of urea and biuret as nitrogen supplements to low-quality forage: daily and
alternate day supplementation effects of efficiency of nitrogen use in lambs
Currier, T.A.; Bohnert, D.W.; Falck, S.J.; Bartle, S.J.
Proceedings, Western Section, American Society of Animal Science, Vol. 53, 2002
467.
Influence of rumen protein degradability and supplementation frequency on steers consuming
low-quality forage: I. Site of digestion and microbial efficiency
Bohnert, D.W.; Schauer, C.S.; Bauer, M.L.; DelCurto, T.
J. Animal Science 2002. 80:2967-2977 2002
468.
Influence of rumen protein degradability and supplementation frequency on steers consuming
low-quality forage: II. Ruminal fermentation characteristics
Bohnert, D.W.; Schauer, C.S.; Falck, S.J.; DelCurto, T.
J. Animal Science 80:2978-2988 2002
469.
Effects of juniper cutting on nitrogen mineralization
Bates, Jon D.; Svejcar, Tony J.; Miller, Richard F.
Journal of Arid Environments (2002) 51:221-234 2002
470.
Applying ecological principles to wildland weed management
Tony Svejcar
Weed Science, 51:266-270. 2003
471.
Range Sites: Are they the appropriate spatial unit for measuring and managing rangelands?
Joel R. Brown, Tony Svejcar, Mark Brunson, James Dobrowolski, Ed Fredrickson, Urs Krueter,
Karen Launchbaugh, Jack Southworth and Tom Thurow
Synthesis of a symposium presented at the 2000 Annual Meeting of the Society for
Range Management, Boise, ID. December 2002
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472.
Mineral concentration dynamics among 7 northern Great Basin grasses
Dave Ganskopp and Dave Bohnert
J. Range Manage. 56:174-184. March 2003
473.
Range Field Day 2002: Research in Rangeland Management: Management of Western
Juniper Rangelands. Range Science Series Report #5.
June 2002.
474.
a.
Tim Deboot
Ecological constraints to management of Central Oregon rangelands: Enjoying its products and
values.
b.
Rick Miller, Chris Baisan, Jeff Rose, and Dave Pacioretty
Pre and postsettlement fire regimes in mountain big sagebrush communities: the northern
intermountain region
c.
Jon Bates
Livestock grazing in cut juniper woodlands
d.
Lee Eddleman
Dynamics in Central Oregon’s western juniper woodlands
Range Field Day 2003: Research in Rangeland Management: Environmental and Management
Impacts on Stream Temperature. Range Science Series Report #6.
July 2003
a.
G.I. Taylor, T.K. Stringham, W.C.Krueger
Irrigation as a tool for stream temperature management
b.
Casey A. Matney, Tamzen K. Stringham, Chad Boyd, and Robert Gresswell
Great Basin Redband Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss newberrii) Habitat Improvement Using
Felled Western Juniper (Juniperus occidentalis)
c.
Katherine Lowson, John C. Buckhouse, Tamzen Stringham, Chad Boyd
Effects of planting location on survival and growth of Booth’s willow plantings
d.
William Krueger and Claudia Kelley
Canopy cover and shade/stream temperature relationships: I. Evaluation of techniques to
measure canopy cover
e.
William Krueger, John Williams, Michael Borman, and Larry Larson
Canopy cover and shade/stream temperature relationships: II. Relationships of shade and
maximum stream temperatures on three northeastern Oregon streams
f.
Craig Carr, Tamzen Stringham, and David Thomas
The influence of environmental and physical factors on the thermal patterns of headwater
streams
g.
Cynthia L. Meays, Michael M. Borman, and Larry L. Larson
Elevation, thermal environment, and stream temperatures on headwater streams in
northeastern Oregon
h.
Michael Borman and Larry Larson
A case study of river temperature response to agricultural land use and environmental thermal
patterns
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475.
The relative importance of sexual reproduction versus clonal spread in an aridland bunchgrass
A. Liston, B. L. Wilson, W. A. Robinson, P. S. Doescher, N. R. Harris, T. Svejcar
Oecologia 137:216-225 2003
476.
Influence of protein supplementation frequency on cows consuming low-quality forage:
performance, grazing time, distance traveled, distance from water, and distribution
C.S. Schauer, D.W. Bohnert, and D.C. Ganskopp
Proceedings, Western Section Am. Soc. of Animal Sci. 54:72-76 2003
477.
Grass Seed Straw- Considerations for Use as a Forage source for Ruminants
D.W. Bohnert, C.W. Hunt, and T. DelCurto
Alternative Feeds for Livestock and Poultry 39-52 November 4 & 5 2003
478.
Distance Education: A new course in wildland fire ecology
John D. Walstad, Mark D. Reed, Paul S. Doesher, J. Boone Kauffman, Richard F. Miller, Bruce
A. Shindler, John C. Tappeiner
Journal of Forestry 101(7):16-20 2003
479.
Nutritional dynamics of 7 northern Great Basin grasses
Dave Ganskopp and Dave Bohnert
JRM 54:640-647 2001
480.
Can spring cattle grazing among young bitterbrush stimulate shrub growth?
Dave Ganskopp, Tony Svejcar, Fred Taylor, Jerry Farstvedt
J. Range Manage. 57:161-168 March 2004
481.
Daily and alternate day supplementation of urea and biuret to ruminants consuming low–quality
forage: I. Effects of cow performance and the efficiency of nitrogen use in wethers
T.A. Currier, D.W. Bohnert, S.J. Falck, and S.J. Bartle
J. Animal Science 82:1508-1517 2004
482.
Daily and alternate day supplementation of urea and biuret to ruminants consuming low-quality
forage; II. Effects on site of digestion and microbial efficiency in steers
T.A. Currier, D.W. Bohnert, S.J. Falk, C.S. Schauer, and S.J. Bartle
J. Animal Science 82:1518-1527 2004
483.
Daily and alternate day supplementation of urea and biuret to ruminants consuming low-quality
forage: III. Effects on ruminal fermentation characteristics in steers
T.A. Currier, D.W. Bohnert, S.J. Falck, C.S. Schauer, and S.J. Bartle
J. Animal Science 82:1528-1535 2004
484.
Ecology and management of sage-grouse and sage-grouse habitat
John A. Crawford, Rich A. Olson, Neil E. West
J. Range Manage. 57(1):2-19 January 2004
485.
Effects of Range Improvement on Roosevelt Elk Winter Nutrition
Ihor M. Mereszczak, William C. Krueger, and Martin Vavra
J. Range Manage. 34(3):184-187 May 1981
486.
Use of Grass Seed Residues as a Winter Feed Resource for Beef Cattle
David Chamberlain and Tim DelCurto
EOARC Circular of Information No.2
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487.
Harmonizing Rangeland Interests-Technology transfer brings foes together
Interview with Tony Svejcar and Rick Miller
Katheryn Barry Stelljes
Agriculture Research pp.14-16 February 1994
488.
A Theoretical Framework for Developing Successional Weed Management
Strategies on Rangeland
Roger L. Sheley, Tony J. Svejcar, and Bruce D. Maxwell
Weed Technology. Volume 10:766-773 1996
489.
Livestock-Big Game Relationships: Conflicts and Compatibilities
Martin Vavra, Mitchell J. Willis, and Dennis P. Sheehy
Idaho Forest, Wildlife and Range Exp. Sta. Bull. #70 1999
490.
Oregon State of the Environment Report 2000 Statewide Summary
Dr. Martin Vavra, Science Panel
September 2000
491.
Tracking Movement of Cattle With Satellites
David Elstein
Agricultural Research pp. 16 August 2002
David Ganskopp-GPS collars for cattle
492.
OSU’s Home on the Range
Interview with Marty Vavra, Tony Svejcar, Dave Ganskopp, Rick Miller, David Bohnert
Oregon’s Agricultural Progress Fall, pp. 22-25 2003
493.
Winter Nutrition of Spring-Calving Cows and Crude Protein Supplementation Strategies
David W. Bohnert
Performance Edge Beef Issue 6:4-6 November 2003
494.
Identification of the limiting resource within a semi-arid plant association
Jane Krueger-Mangold, Roger Sheley, Rick Engel, Jeff Jacobsen, Tony Svejcar, Cathy Zabinski
Journal of Arid Environments 58:309-320 2004
495.
Plant Species Diversity in a Grassland Plan Community: Evidence for Forbs as a critical
Management Consideration
Monica L. Pokorny, Roger L. Sheley, Tony J. Svejcar, and Richard E. Engel
Western North American Naturalist 64(2): 219-230 2004
496.
Nutritional and Seed Responses of Forage Kochia to Ruminal Incubation
Christopher S. Schauer, David W. Bohnert, Michael F. Carpinelli, and Stephanie J. Falck
Rangelands 26(1):8-11 February 2004
497.
Evaluation of perennial ryegrass straw as a forage source for ruminants
M.J. Fisher, D.W. Bohnert, C.J. Ackerman, C.S. Schauer, T. DelCurto, A.M. Craig,
E.S. Vanzant, D.L. Harmon, and F.N. Schrick
J. Animal Science 82:2175-2184 2004
498.
Environmental influences on germination of utricles and seedling establishment of ‘immigrant’
forage kochia
Marshall R. Haferkamp, David C. Ganskopp, Kay L. Marietta, and Bradford W. Knapp
J. Range Manage. 43(6) November 1990
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499.
Range Field Day Report 2004. Current Forage and Livestock Production Research.
Special Report 1052 June 2004
a.
Ganskopp David
Affecting Beef Cattle Distribution in Rangeland Pastures with Salt and Water
b.
Ganskopp David, and Bohnert David
Wolfy Forage: Its Effect on Cattle Distribution and Diet Quality
c.
Bohnert David
Strategic Supplementation of Crude Protein-An Economical Management Strategy
for Intermountain Cow/Calf Producers
d.
Bates Jon
Interannual Productivity in Burned and Unburned Wyoming Big Sagebrush-Grassland
e.
Bates Jon, Svejcar Tony, and Miller Rick
Forage Production in a Cut Juniper Woodland
f.
Boyd Chad, and Svejcar Tony
Production and Regrowth of Riparian Sedge/Grass Communities
g.
Carpinelli Michael
Effect of Mowing Prior to Applications of Picloram and Clopyralid on Russian
Knapweed Control
h.
Carpinelli Michael
Effect of Ruminal Incubation on Germination of Perennial Pepperweed Seed
i.
Larson Larry, Borman Mike, and Kiemnec Gary
Russian Knapweed Germination and Grazing/Herbicide Trials Preliminary Results
500.
Integrating 2, 4-D and sheep grazing to rehabilitate spotted knapweed infestations
Roger L. Sheley, James S. Jacobs, and John M. Martin
J. Range Manage. 57(4):371-375 July 2004
501.
Livestock forage conditioning: Bluebunch wheatgrass, Idaho fescue, and bottlebrush
squirreltail
Dave Ganskopp, Tony Svejcar, and Marty Vavra
J. Range Manage. 57(4):384-392 July 2004
502.
Using Sampling and inverse distance weighted modeling for mapping invasive plants.
Elizabeth A. Roberts, Roger L. Sheley, and Rick L. Lawrence
Western North American Naturalist 64(3):312-323 August 2004
503.
Ecology and management of sage-grouse and sage-grouse habitat
John A. Crawford, Rich A. Olson, Neil E. West, Jeffrey C. Mosley, Michael A. Schroeder, Tom
D. Whitson, Richard F. Miller, Michael A. Gregg, and Chad S. Boyd
J. Range Manage. 57(1):2-19 January 2004
504.
Regrowth and production of herbaceous riparian vegetation following defoliation
Chad S. Boyd and Tony J. Svejcar
J. Range Mange. 57(5):448-454 September 2004
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