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Curtis B. Adams, Ph.D.
Dariusz P. Malinowski Ph.D.
Emi Kimura
Janet Case
Kay White
Kelli Lehman
Miles Dabovich
Paul B. DeLaune Ph.D.
Richard Vierling Ph.D.
Seong C Park Ph.D.
Srinivasulu Ale Ph.D.
Steve Dowhower
W. E. Pinchak Ph.D.
W. Richard Teague Ph.D.
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Forage Systems Program
Annual Cool-Season Legumes as Component of Cool-Season Perennial Grass Pastures
Determination of Plant-Environment Interactions That Promote Bloat in Grazing Cattle
Effects of Neotyphodium sp. Endophytes on Tall Fescue Tolerance to Abiotic Stresses
Management of Alfalfa/Summer-Dormant Tall Fescue Mixed Stands
Physiological and Morphological Bases for Breeding Dual-purpose Wheat Cultivars with Improved Forage Production
Physiological Mechanisms of Overwintering in Sorghum
Summer-Dormant Cool-Season Perennial Grasses
Sustainable Production of Cellulosic Biomass with Attention to Natural Resource Conservation and Wildlife Stewardship
Geospatial Hydrology and Ecological Modeling
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Range Animal Nutrition Program
Beef Cattle Behavior and Landscape Utilization Dynamics
Beef Cattle Nutrition and Production Under Grazing
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Body Condition Scoring Photo-Guide
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Body Condition Scoring Test
Overview of Body Condition Scoring System
Various Body Condition Scoring System Charts
Photo-Guide to Body Condition Scoring Beef Cattle
Brahman and Brahman Influence
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English Cattle {1-6}
English Cattle {7-12}
Estimating Wheat Pasture Forage and Beef Production
Photos for Wheat Pasture
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Nutritional Monitoring System
Nutritional Monitoring System for Grazing Beef Cattle in North Texas Sampling Locations
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Observed Monthly Precipitation for Amarillo 1997-1999 High Plains
Observed Monthly Precipitation for Decatur 1997-1999 Cross Timbers and Prairies
Observed Monthly Precipitation for San Angelo 1997-1999 Southern Rolling Plains
Observed Monthly Precipitation for Vernon 1997-1999
Photo-Guide for Forage and Standing Crop on Rangeland
Overview of Estimating Forage Quantity
Photo-Guide to Estimating Forage Quantity on Rangeland
Clay Loam
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Loamy Bottomland
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Shallow Clay
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A Conservation Cropping System to Enhance Profitability of Sorghum in Rotation with Cotton in the Rolling Plains
Dryland Cropping Systems to Enhance Soil Moisture Capture and Water-Use Efficiency in Cotton
Management Systems Utilizing Subsurface Drip Irrigation and Conservation Tillage on the Texas Rolling Plains
SDI Installation at the Smith Farm
Timing of Irrigation Termination for Three Different Irrigation Systems
Standibility of Interseeded Wheat and Rye when Sprayed with Different Application Rates of Roundup
Grain Sorghum
Guar Production
Guar Bean
Guar Beans, Gum, and Meal
Simulated Hail Damage on Guar at Different Stages of Growth
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Peanut Production
Wheat Production
Integrated Crop Management to Enhance Economic returns in Irrigated Field Production on the Texas Rolling Plains
No-till and Reduced-till Wheat: “Will it Work in the Rolling Plains?”
Wheat Response to Fertilizer Nitrogen in No-till and Conventional-till Dual-purpose Wheat Production Systems
Small Grains Research
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Grazing Club
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Rangeland Restoration
Drought and Grazing Patch Dynamics under Continuous and Rotation Grazing
Ecological and Social Dimensions of Using Extreme Prescribed Fire to Restore Rangeland Ecosystems
Grazing and Burning Effects on Plants and Soil Microbes
Hydrology Influences in Mesquite Rangeland
Patch Burning with Continuous or Rotational Grazing
Ranch Scale Impacts of Different Grazing Management Strategies
Using Prescribed Fire to Reduce Mesquite and Prickly Pear
Animal Performance
Economic Scenarios
Effect of Brush on Forage Production and Composition
Effect of Grazing Management on Herbaceous Vegetation
Increase in Brush and Cactus and Treatment Longevity
Resource Economics
Ecological Economic Simulation of Fire and Grazing Management Effects on Mesquite Range
Economic Implications of Maintaining Rangeland Ecosystem Health in a Semi-Arid Savanna
Economics of Reducing Mesquite Brush with Herbicides and Fire
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