Previous work at the center reflects the broad research needs on California rangeland and includes vaccine development and efficacy trials for pinkeye and foothill abortion, enhancing multiple ecosystem services in grazed watershed, managing water quality on grazed landscapes as well as the dispersal, spread and ecology of invasive plant species.
Effect of Medusahead on beef cattle gains
Investigating the relationship between cattle personality and grazing distribution
Scaling Effects of Nitrogen Addition in Grassland Community Composition
Using DNA Tracers to Identify & Characterize Flow Pathways in Soil Systrems
Intranasal Moraxella Bovis Vaccine to Prevent Pinkeye in Cattle
Effects of Ionophore Supplementation of Yearling Steers Gain on Annual Rangelands in CA
Rice Strawlage Feeding and Nutritional Analysis
Small Mammals & Community Assembly
Evaluating a Dryland Planted Pasture
Rangeland Production in a Variable Climate
Supplementation of Brewer's Grain to Beef Cattle Grazing Native Rangeland
Effects of Medusahead on Beef Cattle Gains
Effects of Compost on Soil Organic Carbon
Field Testing of a Foothill Abortion Candidate Vaccine in Cattle
Interactions Between Seed Density, Seedlings Thinning Dynamics, & Nutrient Supply in CA Grasslands