Rangeland and Pasture Articles

Free Publications

• A state-transition approach to understanding nonequilibrium plant community dynamics in Californian grasslands
• Australian varieties improve pasture in long-term annual legume trials
• California Native Grasslands: A Historical Perspective
• Cattle Grazing Impacts on Annual Forbs and Vegetation Composition of Mesic Grasslands in California
• Determining Drought on California's Mediterranean-Type Rangelands: The Noninsured Crop Disaster Assistance Program
• Invasion, competitive dominance, and resource use by exotic and native California grassland species
• Spatial and temporal patterns of cattle feces deposition on rangeland
• State-and-Transition Models, Thresholds, and Rangeland Health: A Synthesis of Ecological Concepts and Perspectives
• The Role of Rangelands in Diversified Farming Systems: Innovations, Obstacles, and Opportunities in the USA
• A quarter century of oak woodland research in the Sierra foothills supports oak restoration
• Alfalfa Hay Quality leaf shatter loss greatest when hay is handled at low moisture content
• Alfalfa Seed Underground Drip Irrigation
• Analysis reveals potential rangeland impacts if Williamson Act eliminated
• Blue oak stump sprouting evaluated after firewood harvest in northern Sacramento Valley
• California black rails depend on irrigation-fed wetlands in the Sierra Nevada foothills
• California Range Plants key to improvement is knowledge and proper use of three easily distinguishable types of range plants
• Cattle grazing has varying impacts on stream-channel erosion in oak woodlands
• Converting chaparral to grassland increases soil fertility
• Cultural practices affect alfalfa soil temperatures
• Dormancy of Grasses temperature, day-length, available moisture factors on rangelands
• Dry-season soil water repellency affects Tahoe Basin infiltration rates
• Dryland Pasture Erosion Control establishment of perennials for forage on sloping land needs minimum seedbed preparation and reduces erosion
• Early rains alter range forage
• Effects of increasing drainage in the San Joaquin Valley
• Establishment of Subclover inoculation with nitrogen-fixing bacteria found to be an insurance against failure of stand establishment
• Evaluating riprapping and other streambank stabilization techniques
• Evaluating the profitability of brush management and oak tree thinning for range improvement
• Exclosure size affects young blue oak seedling growth
• Fertility studies reveal plant and soil needs
• Fertilization of Range Forage use of exploratory plots on range may indicate kind of fertilizer needed for optimum nutrition of forage plants
• Fire Stimulated Germination effect of buring on germination of brush seed investigated in physiological study of chamise
• Forest and rangeland owners value land for natural amenities and as financial investment
• Graphical analysis facilitates evaluation of stream-temperature monitoring data
• Growth Intervals in Pasture clipping experiments aim at finding the most suitable regrowth periods for California legume-grass mixtures
• Halophytes as a rangeland resource
• Hay harvesting services respond to market trends
• Impact of environmental factors on fish distribution assessed in rangeland streams
• Income value of private amenities assessed in California oak woodlands
• Influence of Variety and Cutting Stage on Oat Hay Yields
• Livestock Diet Utilization natural vegetation and cultivated feedstuffs should have favorable ratio to value of animal products they produce
• Long-term grazing study in spring-fed wetlands reveals management tradeoffs
• Lygus Bugs on Seed Alfalfa specific treatments recommended for lygus bug control in alfalfa seed fields at three stages of plant growth
• Managed grazing and seedling shelters enhance oak regeneration on rangelands
• Maps of Soil Erosion Potential - An Aid in Land-Use Planning in Range and Wildlands
• Modoc a new durum wheat for northern California
• Monitoring helps reduce water-quality impacts in flood-irrigated pasture
• New Planter for Range Seeding drill-type planter developed for seeding rolling hill grazing land without seed bed preparation
• Pear Pulp and Pear Molasses nutritional value for cattle and palatability to sheep tested in feeding trials with commercial products
• Pest Control by Bacteria alfalfa caterpillar in field reduced to sub-economic levels within two days by bacillus applied as spray
• Phalaris "Staggers" in California
• Planting to Reduce Deer Damage deer show preference for Sweet Sudan and vetch during tests with green summer forage for sheep
• Range fertilization in the Sierra Nevada foothills
• Research connects soil hydrology and stream water chemistry in California oak woodlands
• Research on fire and ecosystem services must incorporate climate realities
• Reseeding Burned Rangeland competition between annual and perennial grasses studied to determine best seeding rates for good forage
• Reseeding Dry Range seedings of annual and perennial legumes and grasses successful
• SFREC research sustains rangeland and oak woodlands
• Small-Seed Legume Harvesting clover and alfalfa seed threshing losses minimized by minor modifications and adjustments of present machines
• Soil nitrate level best measure of ryegrass nitrogen needs in Imperial Valley
• Spread of Range Forage Plants practicality of seeding some types of range land through livestock under test in Fresno County
• Standards vary in studies using rainfall simulators to evaluate erosion
• State's Productive Capacity changes in supplies of feed grains, hay, and pasturage projected for 1955 on basis of trends
• Statistical analysis of monitoring data aids in prediction of stream temperature
• Status of soil salinity in California
• The lower Colorado- a salty river
• Tramp Iron in Chopped Hay electronic device detects and removes bits of iron from chopped hay pheumatically conveyed at high speeds
• Tree shelters and weed control enhance growth and survival of natural blue oak seedings
• Use of Fire in Land Clearing controlled burns by planned application and confinement of fire to preselected wildland area a tool of many uses
• Use of Fire in Land Clearing controlled burns must be planned and organized to obtain effectiveness, safety and low cost
• Use of Fire in Land Clearing proper ignition techniques important requirements for successful management of controlled burns
• Use of Fire in Land Clearing selection and preparation of the area to be cleared by planned application and confinement of fire important
• Use of saline water for irrigation
• Vegetation changes produce benefits
• Watershed management increases rangeland productivity
• Wildlife research is diverse, productive
• UC IPM Pest Management Guidelines: Alfalfa
• Understanding Livestock Grazing Impacts
• Drought Management Strategies for Beef Cattle
• Effects of Exurban Development on Wildlife and Plant Communities
• Public Land Grazing For Private Land Conservation
• A Scientific Basis for the Prediction of Cumulative Watershed Effects
• Annual Range Forage Production
• Annual Rangeland Forage Quality
• Balancing Beef Cow Nutrient Requirements and Seasonal Forage Quality on Annual Rangeland
• California Guidelines for Residual Dry Matter (RDM) Management on Coastal and Foothill Annual Rangelands
• Developing a Monitoring Program for Riparian Revegetation Projects
• Developing a Nonpoint Source Pollution Evaluation Program
• Dryland Pastures: Establishment and Management in the Intermountain Region of Northern California
• Establishing and Managing Irrigated Pasture for Horses
• Estimating the Cost of Replacing Forage Losses on Annual Rangeland
• Exotic Pest Plants
• Factors and Practices That Influence Livestock Distribution
• Farm Water Quality Planning Short Course Objectives
• Fish Habitat in Freshwater Streams
• Getting a Handle on Broom: Scotch, French, Spanish, and Portuguese Brooms in California
• Guide to Resource Management Records for Farms
• Guidelines for Describing Grazing Management and Utilization when Conducting Botanical Surveys
• Guidelines for Monitoring the Establishment of Riparian Grazing Systems
• Guidelines for Residual Dry Matter on Coastal and Foothill Rangelands in California
• Identifying Your Farm Water Quality Goals
• Invasive Plants and Wildfires in Southern California
• Livestock Management During Drought
• Living Among the Oaks: A Management Guide for Woodland Owners and Managers
• Low-Cost Methods of Measuring Diverted Water
• Maintaining Wood in Streams: A Vital Action for Fish Conservation
• Managing Smutgrass in Irrigated Pastures
• Nonpoint Sources of Pollution in Irrigated Agriculture
• Pears: An Alternative Feed
• Pest Management of Small Grains-Vertebrates
• Photo-Monitoring for Better Land Use Planning and Assessment
• Practices for Reducing Nonpoint Source Pollution from Irrigated Agriculture
• Priority Watersheds
• Riparian Vegetation
• Sediment Delivery Inventory and Monitoring
• Seeded Range Plants for California
• Small-Parcel Landowner's Guide to Woodland Management
• State and Federal Approach to Control of Nonpoint Sources of Pollution
• Understanding Soil Erosion in Irrigated Agriculture
• Understanding Working Rangelands: Understanding Systems Management
• Using Stage of Maturity to Predict the Quality of Annual Range Forage
• Visual Assessment of Riparian Health
• Water Pollution Control Legislation
• Water Quality Treatment for Livestock Feeding and Exercise Areas on California Coastal Dairy Farms and Ranches
• Watershed Function
• Watershed Response to Storm Events

Journal Articles

• A state-transition approach to understanding nonequilibrium plant community dynamics in Californian grasslands
• Australian varieties improve pasture in long-term annual legume trials
• California Native Grasslands: A Historical Perspective
• Cattle Grazing Impacts on Annual Forbs and Vegetation Composition of Mesic Grasslands in California
• Determining Drought on California's Mediterranean-Type Rangelands: The Noninsured Crop Disaster Assistance Program
• Invasion, competitive dominance, and resource use by exotic and native California grassland species
• Spatial and temporal patterns of cattle feces deposition on rangeland
• State-and-Transition Models, Thresholds, and Rangeland Health: A Synthesis of Ecological Concepts and Perspectives
• The Role of Rangelands in Diversified Farming Systems: Innovations, Obstacles, and Opportunities in the USA
• A quarter century of oak woodland research in the Sierra foothills supports oak restoration
• Alfalfa Hay Quality leaf shatter loss greatest when hay is handled at low moisture content
• Alfalfa Seed Underground Drip Irrigation
• Analysis reveals potential rangeland impacts if Williamson Act eliminated
• Blue oak stump sprouting evaluated after firewood harvest in northern Sacramento Valley
• California black rails depend on irrigation-fed wetlands in the Sierra Nevada foothills
• California Range Plants key to improvement is knowledge and proper use of three easily distinguishable types of range plants
• Cattle grazing has varying impacts on stream-channel erosion in oak woodlands
• Converting chaparral to grassland increases soil fertility
• Cultural practices affect alfalfa soil temperatures
• Dormancy of Grasses temperature, day-length, available moisture factors on rangelands
• Dry-season soil water repellency affects Tahoe Basin infiltration rates
• Dryland Pasture Erosion Control establishment of perennials for forage on sloping land needs minimum seedbed preparation and reduces erosion
• Early rains alter range forage
• Effects of increasing drainage in the San Joaquin Valley
• Establishment of Subclover inoculation with nitrogen-fixing bacteria found to be an insurance against failure of stand establishment
• Evaluating riprapping and other streambank stabilization techniques
• Evaluating the profitability of brush management and oak tree thinning for range improvement
• Exclosure size affects young blue oak seedling growth
• Fertility studies reveal plant and soil needs
• Fertilization of Range Forage use of exploratory plots on range may indicate kind of fertilizer needed for optimum nutrition of forage plants
• Fire Stimulated Germination effect of buring on germination of brush seed investigated in physiological study of chamise
• Forest and rangeland owners value land for natural amenities and as financial investment
• Graphical analysis facilitates evaluation of stream-temperature monitoring data
• Growth Intervals in Pasture clipping experiments aim at finding the most suitable regrowth periods for California legume-grass mixtures
• Halophytes as a rangeland resource
• Hay harvesting services respond to market trends
• Impact of environmental factors on fish distribution assessed in rangeland streams
• Income value of private amenities assessed in California oak woodlands
• Influence of Variety and Cutting Stage on Oat Hay Yields
• Livestock Diet Utilization natural vegetation and cultivated feedstuffs should have favorable ratio to value of animal products they produce
• Long-term grazing study in spring-fed wetlands reveals management tradeoffs
• Lygus Bugs on Seed Alfalfa specific treatments recommended for lygus bug control in alfalfa seed fields at three stages of plant growth
• Managed grazing and seedling shelters enhance oak regeneration on rangelands
• Maps of Soil Erosion Potential - An Aid in Land-Use Planning in Range and Wildlands
• Modoc a new durum wheat for northern California
• Monitoring helps reduce water-quality impacts in flood-irrigated pasture
• New Planter for Range Seeding drill-type planter developed for seeding rolling hill grazing land without seed bed preparation
• Pear Pulp and Pear Molasses nutritional value for cattle and palatability to sheep tested in feeding trials with commercial products
• Pest Control by Bacteria alfalfa caterpillar in field reduced to sub-economic levels within two days by bacillus applied as spray
• Phalaris "Staggers" in California
• Planting to Reduce Deer Damage deer show preference for Sweet Sudan and vetch during tests with green summer forage for sheep
• Range fertilization in the Sierra Nevada foothills
• Research connects soil hydrology and stream water chemistry in California oak woodlands
• Research on fire and ecosystem services must incorporate climate realities
• Reseeding Burned Rangeland competition between annual and perennial grasses studied to determine best seeding rates for good forage
• Reseeding Dry Range seedings of annual and perennial legumes and grasses successful
• SFREC research sustains rangeland and oak woodlands
• Small-Seed Legume Harvesting clover and alfalfa seed threshing losses minimized by minor modifications and adjustments of present machines
• Soil nitrate level best measure of ryegrass nitrogen needs in Imperial Valley
• Spread of Range Forage Plants practicality of seeding some types of range land through livestock under test in Fresno County
• Standards vary in studies using rainfall simulators to evaluate erosion
• State's Productive Capacity changes in supplies of feed grains, hay, and pasturage projected for 1955 on basis of trends
• Statistical analysis of monitoring data aids in prediction of stream temperature
• Status of soil salinity in California
• The lower Colorado- a salty river
• Tramp Iron in Chopped Hay electronic device detects and removes bits of iron from chopped hay pheumatically conveyed at high speeds
• Tree shelters and weed control enhance growth and survival of natural blue oak seedings
• Use of Fire in Land Clearing controlled burns by planned application and confinement of fire to preselected wildland area a tool of many uses
• Use of Fire in Land Clearing controlled burns must be planned and organized to obtain effectiveness, safety and low cost
• Use of Fire in Land Clearing proper ignition techniques important requirements for successful management of controlled burns
• Use of Fire in Land Clearing selection and preparation of the area to be cleared by planned application and confinement of fire important
• Use of saline water for irrigation
• Vegetation changes produce benefits
• Watershed management increases rangeland productivity
• Wildlife research is diverse, productive

Peer Reviewed Publications

• A state-transition approach to understanding nonequilibrium plant community dynamics in Californian grasslands
• Australian varieties improve pasture in long-term annual legume trials
• California Native Grasslands: A Historical Perspective
• Cattle Grazing Impacts on Annual Forbs and Vegetation Composition of Mesic Grasslands in California
• Determining Drought on California's Mediterranean-Type Rangelands: The Noninsured Crop Disaster Assistance Program
• Invasion, competitive dominance, and resource use by exotic and native California grassland species
• Spatial and temporal patterns of cattle feces deposition on rangeland
• State-and-Transition Models, Thresholds, and Rangeland Health: A Synthesis of Ecological Concepts and Perspectives
• The Role of Rangelands in Diversified Farming Systems: Innovations, Obstacles, and Opportunities in the USA
• A quarter century of oak woodland research in the Sierra foothills supports oak restoration
• Alfalfa Hay Quality leaf shatter loss greatest when hay is handled at low moisture content
• Alfalfa Seed Underground Drip Irrigation
• Analysis reveals potential rangeland impacts if Williamson Act eliminated
• Blue oak stump sprouting evaluated after firewood harvest in northern Sacramento Valley
• California black rails depend on irrigation-fed wetlands in the Sierra Nevada foothills
• California Range Plants key to improvement is knowledge and proper use of three easily distinguishable types of range plants
• Cattle grazing has varying impacts on stream-channel erosion in oak woodlands
• Converting chaparral to grassland increases soil fertility
• Cultural practices affect alfalfa soil temperatures
• Dormancy of Grasses temperature, day-length, available moisture factors on rangelands
• Dry-season soil water repellency affects Tahoe Basin infiltration rates
• Dryland Pasture Erosion Control establishment of perennials for forage on sloping land needs minimum seedbed preparation and reduces erosion
• Early rains alter range forage
• Effects of increasing drainage in the San Joaquin Valley
• Establishment of Subclover inoculation with nitrogen-fixing bacteria found to be an insurance against failure of stand establishment
• Evaluating riprapping and other streambank stabilization techniques
• Evaluating the profitability of brush management and oak tree thinning for range improvement
• Exclosure size affects young blue oak seedling growth
• Fertility studies reveal plant and soil needs
• Fertilization of Range Forage use of exploratory plots on range may indicate kind of fertilizer needed for optimum nutrition of forage plants
• Fire Stimulated Germination effect of buring on germination of brush seed investigated in physiological study of chamise
• Forest and rangeland owners value land for natural amenities and as financial investment
• Graphical analysis facilitates evaluation of stream-temperature monitoring data
• Growth Intervals in Pasture clipping experiments aim at finding the most suitable regrowth periods for California legume-grass mixtures
• Halophytes as a rangeland resource
• Hay harvesting services respond to market trends
• Impact of environmental factors on fish distribution assessed in rangeland streams
• Income value of private amenities assessed in California oak woodlands
• Influence of Variety and Cutting Stage on Oat Hay Yields
• Livestock Diet Utilization natural vegetation and cultivated feedstuffs should have favorable ratio to value of animal products they produce
• Long-term grazing study in spring-fed wetlands reveals management tradeoffs
• Lygus Bugs on Seed Alfalfa specific treatments recommended for lygus bug control in alfalfa seed fields at three stages of plant growth
• Managed grazing and seedling shelters enhance oak regeneration on rangelands
• Maps of Soil Erosion Potential - An Aid in Land-Use Planning in Range and Wildlands
• Modoc a new durum wheat for northern California
• Monitoring helps reduce water-quality impacts in flood-irrigated pasture
• New Planter for Range Seeding drill-type planter developed for seeding rolling hill grazing land without seed bed preparation
• Pear Pulp and Pear Molasses nutritional value for cattle and palatability to sheep tested in feeding trials with commercial products
• Pest Control by Bacteria alfalfa caterpillar in field reduced to sub-economic levels within two days by bacillus applied as spray
• Phalaris "Staggers" in California
• Planting to Reduce Deer Damage deer show preference for Sweet Sudan and vetch during tests with green summer forage for sheep
• Range fertilization in the Sierra Nevada foothills
• Research connects soil hydrology and stream water chemistry in California oak woodlands
• Research on fire and ecosystem services must incorporate climate realities
• Reseeding Burned Rangeland competition between annual and perennial grasses studied to determine best seeding rates for good forage
• Reseeding Dry Range seedings of annual and perennial legumes and grasses successful
• SFREC research sustains rangeland and oak woodlands
• Small-Seed Legume Harvesting clover and alfalfa seed threshing losses minimized by minor modifications and adjustments of present machines
• Soil nitrate level best measure of ryegrass nitrogen needs in Imperial Valley
• Spread of Range Forage Plants practicality of seeding some types of range land through livestock under test in Fresno County
• Standards vary in studies using rainfall simulators to evaluate erosion
• State's Productive Capacity changes in supplies of feed grains, hay, and pasturage projected for 1955 on basis of trends
• Statistical analysis of monitoring data aids in prediction of stream temperature
• Status of soil salinity in California
• The lower Colorado- a salty river
• Tramp Iron in Chopped Hay electronic device detects and removes bits of iron from chopped hay pheumatically conveyed at high speeds
• Tree shelters and weed control enhance growth and survival of natural blue oak seedings
• Use of Fire in Land Clearing controlled burns by planned application and confinement of fire to preselected wildland area a tool of many uses
• Use of Fire in Land Clearing controlled burns must be planned and organized to obtain effectiveness, safety and low cost
• Use of Fire in Land Clearing proper ignition techniques important requirements for successful management of controlled burns
• Use of Fire in Land Clearing selection and preparation of the area to be cleared by planned application and confinement of fire important
• Use of saline water for irrigation
• Vegetation changes produce benefits
• Watershed management increases rangeland productivity
• Wildlife research is diverse, productive
• UC IPM Pest Management Guidelines: Alfalfa
• Understanding Livestock Grazing Impacts
• Drought Management Strategies for Beef Cattle
• Effects of Exurban Development on Wildlife and Plant Communities
• Public Land Grazing For Private Land Conservation
• A Scientific Basis for the Prediction of Cumulative Watershed Effects
• Annual Range Forage Production
• Annual Rangeland Forage Quality
• Balancing Beef Cow Nutrient Requirements and Seasonal Forage Quality on Annual Rangeland
• California Guidelines for Residual Dry Matter (RDM) Management on Coastal and Foothill Annual Rangelands
• Developing a Monitoring Program for Riparian Revegetation Projects
• Developing a Nonpoint Source Pollution Evaluation Program
• Dryland Pastures: Establishment and Management in the Intermountain Region of Northern California
• Establishing and Managing Irrigated Pasture for Horses
• Estimating the Cost of Replacing Forage Losses on Annual Rangeland
• Exotic Pest Plants
• Factors and Practices That Influence Livestock Distribution
• Farm Water Quality Planning Short Course Objectives
• Fish Habitat in Freshwater Streams
• Getting a Handle on Broom: Scotch, French, Spanish, and Portuguese Brooms in California
• Guide to Resource Management Records for Farms
• Guidelines for Describing Grazing Management and Utilization when Conducting Botanical Surveys
• Guidelines for Monitoring the Establishment of Riparian Grazing Systems
• Guidelines for Residual Dry Matter on Coastal and Foothill Rangelands in California
• Identifying Your Farm Water Quality Goals
• Invasive Plants and Wildfires in Southern California
• Livestock Management During Drought
• Living Among the Oaks: A Management Guide for Woodland Owners and Managers
• Low-Cost Methods of Measuring Diverted Water
• Maintaining Wood in Streams: A Vital Action for Fish Conservation
• Managing Smutgrass in Irrigated Pastures
• Nonpoint Sources of Pollution in Irrigated Agriculture
• Pears: An Alternative Feed
• Pest Management of Small Grains-Vertebrates
• Photo-Monitoring for Better Land Use Planning and Assessment
• Practices for Reducing Nonpoint Source Pollution from Irrigated Agriculture
• Priority Watersheds
• Riparian Vegetation
• Sediment Delivery Inventory and Monitoring
• Seeded Range Plants for California
• Small-Parcel Landowner's Guide to Woodland Management
• State and Federal Approach to Control of Nonpoint Sources of Pollution
• Understanding Soil Erosion in Irrigated Agriculture
• Understanding Working Rangelands: Understanding Systems Management
• Using Stage of Maturity to Predict the Quality of Annual Range Forage
• Visual Assessment of Riparian Health
• Water Pollution Control Legislation
• Water Quality Treatment for Livestock Feeding and Exercise Areas on California Coastal Dairy Farms and Ranches
• Watershed Function
• Watershed Response to Storm Events

Free Publications, Journal Articles, Peer Reviewed Publications

• A state-transition approach to understanding nonequilibrium plant community dynamics in Californian grasslands
• Australian varieties improve pasture in long-term annual legume trials
• California Native Grasslands: A Historical Perspective
• Cattle Grazing Impacts on Annual Forbs and Vegetation Composition of Mesic Grasslands in California
• Determining Drought on California's Mediterranean-Type Rangelands: The Noninsured Crop Disaster Assistance Program
• Invasion, competitive dominance, and resource use by exotic and native California grassland species
• Spatial and temporal patterns of cattle feces deposition on rangeland
• State-and-Transition Models, Thresholds, and Rangeland Health: A Synthesis of Ecological Concepts and Perspectives
• The Role of Rangelands in Diversified Farming Systems: Innovations, Obstacles, and Opportunities in the USA

UC Publications

• A quarter century of oak woodland research in the Sierra foothills supports oak restoration
• Alfalfa Hay Quality leaf shatter loss greatest when hay is handled at low moisture content
• Alfalfa Seed Underground Drip Irrigation
• Analysis reveals potential rangeland impacts if Williamson Act eliminated
• Blue oak stump sprouting evaluated after firewood harvest in northern Sacramento Valley
• California black rails depend on irrigation-fed wetlands in the Sierra Nevada foothills
• California Range Plants key to improvement is knowledge and proper use of three easily distinguishable types of range plants
• Cattle grazing has varying impacts on stream-channel erosion in oak woodlands
• Converting chaparral to grassland increases soil fertility
• Cultural practices affect alfalfa soil temperatures
• Dormancy of Grasses temperature, day-length, available moisture factors on rangelands
• Dry-season soil water repellency affects Tahoe Basin infiltration rates
• Dryland Pasture Erosion Control establishment of perennials for forage on sloping land needs minimum seedbed preparation and reduces erosion
• Early rains alter range forage
• Effects of increasing drainage in the San Joaquin Valley
• Establishment of Subclover inoculation with nitrogen-fixing bacteria found to be an insurance against failure of stand establishment
• Evaluating riprapping and other streambank stabilization techniques
• Evaluating the profitability of brush management and oak tree thinning for range improvement
• Exclosure size affects young blue oak seedling growth
• Fertility studies reveal plant and soil needs
• Fertilization of Range Forage use of exploratory plots on range may indicate kind of fertilizer needed for optimum nutrition of forage plants
• Fire Stimulated Germination effect of buring on germination of brush seed investigated in physiological study of chamise
• Forest and rangeland owners value land for natural amenities and as financial investment
• Graphical analysis facilitates evaluation of stream-temperature monitoring data
• Growth Intervals in Pasture clipping experiments aim at finding the most suitable regrowth periods for California legume-grass mixtures
• Halophytes as a rangeland resource
• Hay harvesting services respond to market trends
• Impact of environmental factors on fish distribution assessed in rangeland streams
• Income value of private amenities assessed in California oak woodlands
• Influence of Variety and Cutting Stage on Oat Hay Yields
• Livestock Diet Utilization natural vegetation and cultivated feedstuffs should have favorable ratio to value of animal products they produce
• Long-term grazing study in spring-fed wetlands reveals management tradeoffs
• Lygus Bugs on Seed Alfalfa specific treatments recommended for lygus bug control in alfalfa seed fields at three stages of plant growth
• Managed grazing and seedling shelters enhance oak regeneration on rangelands
• Maps of Soil Erosion Potential - An Aid in Land-Use Planning in Range and Wildlands
• Modoc a new durum wheat for northern California
• Monitoring helps reduce water-quality impacts in flood-irrigated pasture
• New Planter for Range Seeding drill-type planter developed for seeding rolling hill grazing land without seed bed preparation
• Pear Pulp and Pear Molasses nutritional value for cattle and palatability to sheep tested in feeding trials with commercial products
• Pest Control by Bacteria alfalfa caterpillar in field reduced to sub-economic levels within two days by bacillus applied as spray
• Phalaris "Staggers" in California
• Planting to Reduce Deer Damage deer show preference for Sweet Sudan and vetch during tests with green summer forage for sheep
• Range fertilization in the Sierra Nevada foothills
• Research connects soil hydrology and stream water chemistry in California oak woodlands
• Research on fire and ecosystem services must incorporate climate realities
• Reseeding Burned Rangeland competition between annual and perennial grasses studied to determine best seeding rates for good forage
• Reseeding Dry Range seedings of annual and perennial legumes and grasses successful
• SFREC research sustains rangeland and oak woodlands
• Small-Seed Legume Harvesting clover and alfalfa seed threshing losses minimized by minor modifications and adjustments of present machines
• Soil nitrate level best measure of ryegrass nitrogen needs in Imperial Valley
• Spread of Range Forage Plants practicality of seeding some types of range land through livestock under test in Fresno County
• Standards vary in studies using rainfall simulators to evaluate erosion
• State's Productive Capacity changes in supplies of feed grains, hay, and pasturage projected for 1955 on basis of trends
• Statistical analysis of monitoring data aids in prediction of stream temperature
• Status of soil salinity in California
• The lower Colorado- a salty river
• Tramp Iron in Chopped Hay electronic device detects and removes bits of iron from chopped hay pheumatically conveyed at high speeds
• Tree shelters and weed control enhance growth and survival of natural blue oak seedings
• Use of Fire in Land Clearing controlled burns by planned application and confinement of fire to preselected wildland area a tool of many uses
• Use of Fire in Land Clearing controlled burns must be planned and organized to obtain effectiveness, safety and low cost
• Use of Fire in Land Clearing proper ignition techniques important requirements for successful management of controlled burns
• Use of Fire in Land Clearing selection and preparation of the area to be cleared by planned application and confinement of fire important
• Use of saline water for irrigation
• Vegetation changes produce benefits
• Watershed management increases rangeland productivity
• Wildlife research is diverse, productive
• UC IPM Pest Management Guidelines: Alfalfa
• Understanding Livestock Grazing Impacts
• A Scientific Basis for the Prediction of Cumulative Watershed Effects
• Annual Range Forage Production
• Annual Rangeland Forage Quality
• Balancing Beef Cow Nutrient Requirements and Seasonal Forage Quality on Annual Rangeland
• California Guidelines for Residual Dry Matter (RDM) Management on Coastal and Foothill Annual Rangelands
• Developing a Monitoring Program for Riparian Revegetation Projects
• Developing a Nonpoint Source Pollution Evaluation Program
• Dryland Pastures: Establishment and Management in the Intermountain Region of Northern California
• Establishing and Managing Irrigated Pasture for Horses
• Estimating the Cost of Replacing Forage Losses on Annual Rangeland
• Exotic Pest Plants
• Factors and Practices That Influence Livestock Distribution
• Farm Water Quality Planning Short Course Objectives
• Fish Habitat in Freshwater Streams
• Getting a Handle on Broom: Scotch, French, Spanish, and Portuguese Brooms in California
• Guide to Resource Management Records for Farms
• Guidelines for Describing Grazing Management and Utilization when Conducting Botanical Surveys
• Guidelines for Monitoring the Establishment of Riparian Grazing Systems
• Guidelines for Residual Dry Matter on Coastal and Foothill Rangelands in California
• Identifying Your Farm Water Quality Goals
• Invasive Plants and Wildfires in Southern California
• Livestock Management During Drought
• Living Among the Oaks: A Management Guide for Woodland Owners and Managers
• Low-Cost Methods of Measuring Diverted Water
• Maintaining Wood in Streams: A Vital Action for Fish Conservation
• Managing Smutgrass in Irrigated Pastures
• Nonpoint Sources of Pollution in Irrigated Agriculture
• Pears: An Alternative Feed
• Pest Management of Small Grains-Vertebrates
• Photo-Monitoring for Better Land Use Planning and Assessment
• Practices for Reducing Nonpoint Source Pollution from Irrigated Agriculture
• Priority Watersheds
• Riparian Vegetation
• Sediment Delivery Inventory and Monitoring
• Seeded Range Plants for California
• Small-Parcel Landowner's Guide to Woodland Management
• State and Federal Approach to Control of Nonpoint Sources of Pollution
• Understanding Soil Erosion in Irrigated Agriculture
• Understanding Working Rangelands: Understanding Systems Management
• Using Stage of Maturity to Predict the Quality of Annual Range Forage
• Visual Assessment of Riparian Health
• Water Pollution Control Legislation
• Water Quality Treatment for Livestock Feeding and Exercise Areas on California Coastal Dairy Farms and Ranches
• Watershed Function
• Watershed Response to Storm Events

Free Publications, Journal Articles, Peer Reviewed Publications, UC Publications

• A quarter century of oak woodland research in the Sierra foothills supports oak restoration
• Alfalfa Hay Quality leaf shatter loss greatest when hay is handled at low moisture content
• Alfalfa Seed Underground Drip Irrigation
• Analysis reveals potential rangeland impacts if Williamson Act eliminated
• Blue oak stump sprouting evaluated after firewood harvest in northern Sacramento Valley
• California black rails depend on irrigation-fed wetlands in the Sierra Nevada foothills
• California Range Plants key to improvement is knowledge and proper use of three easily distinguishable types of range plants
• Cattle grazing has varying impacts on stream-channel erosion in oak woodlands
• Converting chaparral to grassland increases soil fertility
• Cultural practices affect alfalfa soil temperatures
• Dormancy of Grasses temperature, day-length, available moisture factors on rangelands
• Dry-season soil water repellency affects Tahoe Basin infiltration rates
• Dryland Pasture Erosion Control establishment of perennials for forage on sloping land needs minimum seedbed preparation and reduces erosion
• Early rains alter range forage
• Effects of increasing drainage in the San Joaquin Valley
• Establishment of Subclover inoculation with nitrogen-fixing bacteria found to be an insurance against failure of stand establishment
• Evaluating riprapping and other streambank stabilization techniques
• Evaluating the profitability of brush management and oak tree thinning for range improvement
• Exclosure size affects young blue oak seedling growth
• Fertility studies reveal plant and soil needs
• Fertilization of Range Forage use of exploratory plots on range may indicate kind of fertilizer needed for optimum nutrition of forage plants
• Fire Stimulated Germination effect of buring on germination of brush seed investigated in physiological study of chamise
• Forest and rangeland owners value land for natural amenities and as financial investment
• Graphical analysis facilitates evaluation of stream-temperature monitoring data
• Growth Intervals in Pasture clipping experiments aim at finding the most suitable regrowth periods for California legume-grass mixtures
• Halophytes as a rangeland resource
• Hay harvesting services respond to market trends
• Impact of environmental factors on fish distribution assessed in rangeland streams
• Income value of private amenities assessed in California oak woodlands
• Influence of Variety and Cutting Stage on Oat Hay Yields
• Livestock Diet Utilization natural vegetation and cultivated feedstuffs should have favorable ratio to value of animal products they produce
• Long-term grazing study in spring-fed wetlands reveals management tradeoffs
• Lygus Bugs on Seed Alfalfa specific treatments recommended for lygus bug control in alfalfa seed fields at three stages of plant growth
• Managed grazing and seedling shelters enhance oak regeneration on rangelands
• Maps of Soil Erosion Potential - An Aid in Land-Use Planning in Range and Wildlands
• Modoc a new durum wheat for northern California
• Monitoring helps reduce water-quality impacts in flood-irrigated pasture
• New Planter for Range Seeding drill-type planter developed for seeding rolling hill grazing land without seed bed preparation
• Pear Pulp and Pear Molasses nutritional value for cattle and palatability to sheep tested in feeding trials with commercial products
• Pest Control by Bacteria alfalfa caterpillar in field reduced to sub-economic levels within two days by bacillus applied as spray
• Phalaris "Staggers" in California
• Planting to Reduce Deer Damage deer show preference for Sweet Sudan and vetch during tests with green summer forage for sheep
• Range fertilization in the Sierra Nevada foothills
• Research connects soil hydrology and stream water chemistry in California oak woodlands
• Research on fire and ecosystem services must incorporate climate realities
• Reseeding Burned Rangeland competition between annual and perennial grasses studied to determine best seeding rates for good forage
• Reseeding Dry Range seedings of annual and perennial legumes and grasses successful
• SFREC research sustains rangeland and oak woodlands
• Small-Seed Legume Harvesting clover and alfalfa seed threshing losses minimized by minor modifications and adjustments of present machines
• Soil nitrate level best measure of ryegrass nitrogen needs in Imperial Valley
• Spread of Range Forage Plants practicality of seeding some types of range land through livestock under test in Fresno County
• Standards vary in studies using rainfall simulators to evaluate erosion
• State's Productive Capacity changes in supplies of feed grains, hay, and pasturage projected for 1955 on basis of trends
• Statistical analysis of monitoring data aids in prediction of stream temperature
• Status of soil salinity in California
• The lower Colorado- a salty river
• Tramp Iron in Chopped Hay electronic device detects and removes bits of iron from chopped hay pheumatically conveyed at high speeds
• Tree shelters and weed control enhance growth and survival of natural blue oak seedings
• Use of Fire in Land Clearing controlled burns by planned application and confinement of fire to preselected wildland area a tool of many uses
• Use of Fire in Land Clearing controlled burns must be planned and organized to obtain effectiveness, safety and low cost
• Use of Fire in Land Clearing proper ignition techniques important requirements for successful management of controlled burns
• Use of Fire in Land Clearing selection and preparation of the area to be cleared by planned application and confinement of fire important
• Use of saline water for irrigation
• Vegetation changes produce benefits
• Watershed management increases rangeland productivity
• Wildlife research is diverse, productive

Manuals

• UC IPM Pest Management Guidelines: Alfalfa
• Understanding Livestock Grazing Impacts

Free Publications, Manuals, Peer Reviewed Publications, UC Publications

• UC IPM Pest Management Guidelines: Alfalfa
• Understanding Livestock Grazing Impacts

Free Publications, Peer Reviewed Publications

• Drought Management Strategies for Beef Cattle
• Effects of Exurban Development on Wildlife and Plant Communities
• Public Land Grazing For Private Land Conservation

Free Publications, Peer Reviewed Publications, UC Publications

• A Scientific Basis for the Prediction of Cumulative Watershed Effects
• Annual Range Forage Production
• Annual Rangeland Forage Quality
• Balancing Beef Cow Nutrient Requirements and Seasonal Forage Quality on Annual Rangeland
• California Guidelines for Residual Dry Matter (RDM) Management on Coastal and Foothill Annual Rangelands
• Developing a Monitoring Program for Riparian Revegetation Projects
• Developing a Nonpoint Source Pollution Evaluation Program
• Dryland Pastures: Establishment and Management in the Intermountain Region of Northern California
• Establishing and Managing Irrigated Pasture for Horses
• Estimating the Cost of Replacing Forage Losses on Annual Rangeland
• Exotic Pest Plants
• Factors and Practices That Influence Livestock Distribution
• Farm Water Quality Planning Short Course Objectives
• Fish Habitat in Freshwater Streams
• Getting a Handle on Broom: Scotch, French, Spanish, and Portuguese Brooms in California
• Guide to Resource Management Records for Farms
• Guidelines for Describing Grazing Management and Utilization when Conducting Botanical Surveys
• Guidelines for Monitoring the Establishment of Riparian Grazing Systems
• Guidelines for Residual Dry Matter on Coastal and Foothill Rangelands in California
• Identifying Your Farm Water Quality Goals
• Invasive Plants and Wildfires in Southern California
• Livestock Management During Drought
• Living Among the Oaks: A Management Guide for Woodland Owners and Managers
• Low-Cost Methods of Measuring Diverted Water
• Maintaining Wood in Streams: A Vital Action for Fish Conservation
• Managing Smutgrass in Irrigated Pastures
• Nonpoint Sources of Pollution in Irrigated Agriculture
• Pears: An Alternative Feed
• Pest Management of Small Grains-Vertebrates
• Photo-Monitoring for Better Land Use Planning and Assessment
• Practices for Reducing Nonpoint Source Pollution from Irrigated Agriculture
• Priority Watersheds
• Riparian Vegetation
• Sediment Delivery Inventory and Monitoring
• Seeded Range Plants for California
• Small-Parcel Landowner's Guide to Woodland Management
• State and Federal Approach to Control of Nonpoint Sources of Pollution
• Understanding Soil Erosion in Irrigated Agriculture
• Understanding Working Rangelands: Understanding Systems Management
• Using Stage of Maturity to Predict the Quality of Annual Range Forage
• Visual Assessment of Riparian Health
• Water Pollution Control Legislation
• Water Quality Treatment for Livestock Feeding and Exercise Areas on California Coastal Dairy Farms and Ranches
• Watershed Function
• Watershed Response to Storm Events