Add to ORKG6 pp., 1 graph, 1 table, 3 illustrationsRainfall is a major limiting factor for livestock production on Texas rangelands. This publication explains how to more effectively use water for forage production on rangelands, and how to reduce runoff, evaporation, soil erosion and undesirable weeds and brush
In and around the Great Basin, United States, restoration of shrub steppe vegetation is needed where...
Typescript (photocopy).The effects of grazing systems and climate on rangeland hydrology, soil and v...
AbstractRainfall is recognized as a major factor affecting the rate of plant growth development. The...
Healthy rangelands are relatively efficient at conserving rainfall, but they may become dysfunctiona...
12 pp., 16 figures, 1 illustrationThe amount of water that soaks into the soil largely determines pl...
Understanding hydrologic processes is essential to determine if water yield augmentation is possible...
Mechanical treatments of rangelands are designed to increase water infiltration and increase forage ...
Mechanical treatments of rangelands are designed to increase water infiltration and increase forage ...
ABSTRACT: Increasing water for onsite and offsite uses can be a viable objective for management of c...
8 pp., 6 photos, 2 tables, 1 graph, 6 illustrationsIrrigation is a crucial part of crop production i...
Soil water is generally the most limiting factor for plant growth in arid and semiarid rangeland eco...
Precipitation can be below average for much of the Nebraska Panhandle and adjoining areas for prolon...
The Texas High Plains are part of the largest, contiguously irrigated cropland in the USA, and draws...
The Texas High Plains are part of the largest, contiguously irrigated cropland in the USA, and draws...
Precipitation can be below average for much of the Nebraska Panhandle and adjoining areas for prolon...
In and around the Great Basin, United States, restoration of shrub steppe vegetation is needed where...
Typescript (photocopy).The effects of grazing systems and climate on rangeland hydrology, soil and v...
AbstractRainfall is recognized as a major factor affecting the rate of plant growth development. The...
Healthy rangelands are relatively efficient at conserving rainfall, but they may become dysfunctiona...
12 pp., 16 figures, 1 illustrationThe amount of water that soaks into the soil largely determines pl...
Understanding hydrologic processes is essential to determine if water yield augmentation is possible...
Mechanical treatments of rangelands are designed to increase water infiltration and increase forage ...
Mechanical treatments of rangelands are designed to increase water infiltration and increase forage ...
ABSTRACT: Increasing water for onsite and offsite uses can be a viable objective for management of c...
8 pp., 6 photos, 2 tables, 1 graph, 6 illustrationsIrrigation is a crucial part of crop production i...
Soil water is generally the most limiting factor for plant growth in arid and semiarid rangeland eco...
Precipitation can be below average for much of the Nebraska Panhandle and adjoining areas for prolon...
The Texas High Plains are part of the largest, contiguously irrigated cropland in the USA, and draws...
The Texas High Plains are part of the largest, contiguously irrigated cropland in the USA, and draws...
Precipitation can be below average for much of the Nebraska Panhandle and adjoining areas for prolon...
In and around the Great Basin, United States, restoration of shrub steppe vegetation is needed where...
Typescript (photocopy).The effects of grazing systems and climate on rangeland hydrology, soil and v...
AbstractRainfall is recognized as a major factor affecting the rate of plant growth development. The...