Sustainable production from the rough fescue prairie
JF Dormaar, WD Willms - Journal of Soil and Water Conservation, 1990 - jswconline.org
Native prairie communities have evolved to produce relatively low but sustained production.
Demand for greater production has resulted in overgrazing and, consequently, lower and …
Demand for greater production has resulted in overgrazing and, consequently, lower and …
[PDF][PDF] Effect of forty-four years of grazing on fescue grassland soils.
JF Dormaar, WD Willms - Rangeland Ecology & …, 1998 - journals.uair.arizona.edu
A grazing study was initiated in the foothills of southwestern Alberta on the rough fescue
grasslands (Festuca campestris (Rydb.) in 1949 comparing various grazing intensities. In …
grasslands (Festuca campestris (Rydb.) in 1949 comparing various grazing intensities. In …
Recovery of plains rough fescue grasslands on reclaimed well sites
Plains rough fescue (Festuca hallii), once dominant in grasslands of the Northern Great
Plains, has been reduced to remnants mainly through agricultural and energy sector …
Plains, has been reduced to remnants mainly through agricultural and energy sector …
Using cattle grazing to restore a rough fescue prairie invaded by Kentucky bluegrass
R Otfinowski, HG Pinchbeck, PA Sinkins - Rangeland ecology & …, 2017 - Elsevier
Rough fescue prairies were once common across the northern prairies but have now been
almost entirely lost to a combination of agricultural expansion, energy development, fire …
almost entirely lost to a combination of agricultural expansion, energy development, fire …
Effects of grazing on restoration of southern mixed prairie soils
SD Fuhlendorf, H Zhang, TR Tunnell… - Restoration …, 2002 - Wiley Online Library
A comparative analysis of soils and vegetation from cultivated areas reseeded to native
grasses and native prairies that have not been cultivated was conducted to evaluate …
grasses and native prairies that have not been cultivated was conducted to evaluate …
Promising results restoring grassland disturbances with native hay (Alberta)
PA Desserud, MA Naeth - Ecological Restoration, 2011 - JSTOR
In grassland Alberta, has much been of lost the to once cultivation, dominant overgrazing,
rough fescue and grassland has been lost to cultivation, overgrazing, and intensive oil and …
rough fescue and grassland has been lost to cultivation, overgrazing, and intensive oil and …
Long-term grazing effects on rough fescue grassland soils in southern British Columbia
M Krzic, SF Lamagna, RF Newman… - Canadian Journal of …, 2014 - cdnsciencepub.com
Krzic, M., Lamagna, SF, Newman, RF, Bradfield, G. and Wallace, BM 2014. Long-term
grazing effects on rough fescue grassland soils in southern British Columbia. Can. J. Soil …
grazing effects on rough fescue grassland soils in southern British Columbia. Can. J. Soil …
Alternate land uses for marginal soils
GR Wells, HA Fribourg, SE Schlarbaum… - Journal of soil and …, 2003 - jswconline.org
A long-term study (15 year) was established on 10 representative marginal soil series and
attempted unsuccessfully on three others in Tennessee to evaluate productivity for forage …
attempted unsuccessfully on three others in Tennessee to evaluate productivity for forage …
[PDF][PDF] Seasonal changes of herbage biomass on the fescue prairie.
WD Willms, BW Adams… - Rangeland Ecology & …, 1996 - journals.uair.arizona.edu
Knowing the amount of herbage on rangeland is basic to management decisions related to
livestock grazing. However, the amount of herbage available for grazing changes …
livestock grazing. However, the amount of herbage available for grazing changes …
[PDF][PDF] Rough fescue (Festuca scabrella Torr.) in Washington.
HS Hodgkinson, AE Young - Rangeland Ecology & …, 1973 - journals.uair.arizona.edu
Highlight: In Washington, rough fescue occurs primarily north of the 47O latitude and east of
the Cascade Mountains. There are two large, well-represented areas. Other locations are …
the Cascade Mountains. There are two large, well-represented areas. Other locations are …