The effects of seasonal distribution of precipitation on forage yield are often confounded by stand age. Forage yields of Russian wildrye (Psathyrostachys junceus), green needlegrass (Stipa viridula), crested wheatgrass (Agropyron desertorum), and intermediate-pubescent wheatgrass (Agropyron intermedium-trichophorum) were determined from 6 separate studies, each of 6 years duration, from 4 locations in the northern Great Plains. Stepwise multiple regression showed that forage yield of all 4 species was significantly (P<0.01) related with April and May precipitation and stand age. Forage yield of Russian wildrye was significantly (P<0.05) related with April mean monthly temperature and degree days (accumulation of daily mean air temperature ...
Ranchers and range managers need a decision support tool that provides a reasonably accurate predict...
To estimate annual forage production from moisture conditions it is important to consider the timing...
Drought is an inherent trait of most rangelands and sound management necessitates managers address t...
Forage available for use by live-stock varies with the season in which ranges are used. Specific pre...
Herbage production on the loamy upland range site in southeastern Kansas is related to seasonal prec...
Range forage yields obtained over a 50-year period at the Research Substation near Manyberries in so...
Yields of crested wheatgrass on August 1 and May 15 and its August 1st regrowth, with or without N f...
Total forage yield from 1936 to 1970 and yields of grasses, legumes, and forbs other than legumes fo...
Understanding the drivers that account for plant production allows for a better understanding of pla...
High quality forage is needed in the northern Great Plains during the summer when major growth of co...
A 3-year field study with 5 species and 11 seeding dates per year was conducted to determine which d...
The ability to forecast annual forage yield from weather data would be useful for making appropriate...
Understanding the historical influence of seasonal precipitation, especially spring precipitation, a...
Nine years of herbage yield data from nonfertilized and nitrogen (N) fertilized plots of introduced ...
Improved pastures are a valuable forage resource in the Central Great Plains, but ranchers need to k...
Ranchers and range managers need a decision support tool that provides a reasonably accurate predict...
To estimate annual forage production from moisture conditions it is important to consider the timing...
Drought is an inherent trait of most rangelands and sound management necessitates managers address t...
Forage available for use by live-stock varies with the season in which ranges are used. Specific pre...
Herbage production on the loamy upland range site in southeastern Kansas is related to seasonal prec...
Range forage yields obtained over a 50-year period at the Research Substation near Manyberries in so...
Yields of crested wheatgrass on August 1 and May 15 and its August 1st regrowth, with or without N f...
Total forage yield from 1936 to 1970 and yields of grasses, legumes, and forbs other than legumes fo...
Understanding the drivers that account for plant production allows for a better understanding of pla...
High quality forage is needed in the northern Great Plains during the summer when major growth of co...
A 3-year field study with 5 species and 11 seeding dates per year was conducted to determine which d...
The ability to forecast annual forage yield from weather data would be useful for making appropriate...
Understanding the historical influence of seasonal precipitation, especially spring precipitation, a...
Nine years of herbage yield data from nonfertilized and nitrogen (N) fertilized plots of introduced ...
Improved pastures are a valuable forage resource in the Central Great Plains, but ranchers need to k...
Ranchers and range managers need a decision support tool that provides a reasonably accurate predict...
To estimate annual forage production from moisture conditions it is important to consider the timing...
Drought is an inherent trait of most rangelands and sound management necessitates managers address t...