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Pb1663- 2013 Beef Integrated Resource Management Calendar, Justin Rhinehart, James B. Neel, David Kirkpatrick, Fred Hopkins, Gary Bates
Pb1663- 2013 Beef Integrated Resource Management Calendar, Justin Rhinehart, James B. Neel, David Kirkpatrick, Fred Hopkins, Gary Bates
Animals/Livestock
No abstract provided.
Sp731-G Intercropping Legumes With Native Warm-Season Grasses For Livestock Forage Production In The Mid-South, Amanda Ashworth, Patrick Keyser, Fred Allen, Gary Bates, Craig Harper
Sp731-G Intercropping Legumes With Native Warm-Season Grasses For Livestock Forage Production In The Mid-South, Amanda Ashworth, Patrick Keyser, Fred Allen, Gary Bates, Craig Harper
Animals/Livestock
No abstract provided.
Sp731-F Competition Control In Native Warm-Season Grasses Grown For Livestock Forage In The Mid-South, Patrick Keyser, Craig Harper, Gary Bates
Sp731-F Competition Control In Native Warm-Season Grasses Grown For Livestock Forage In The Mid-South, Patrick Keyser, Craig Harper, Gary Bates
Animals/Livestock
No abstract provided.
Sp731-E Economic Implications For Growing Native Warm-Season Grasses For Forage In The Mid-South, Elizabeth Doxon, Patrick Keyser, Gary Bates, Craig Harper, John Waller
Sp731-E Economic Implications For Growing Native Warm-Season Grasses For Forage In The Mid-South, Elizabeth Doxon, Patrick Keyser, Gary Bates, Craig Harper, John Waller
Animals/Livestock
No abstract provided.
Sp731-D Producing Hay From Native Warm-Season Grasses In The Mid-South, Patrick Keyser, Gary Bates, John Waller, Craig Harper, Fred Allen, Elizabeth Doxon
Sp731-D Producing Hay From Native Warm-Season Grasses In The Mid-South, Patrick Keyser, Gary Bates, John Waller, Craig Harper, Fred Allen, Elizabeth Doxon
Animals/Livestock
No abstract provided.
Sp731-C Grazing Native Warm-Season Grasses In The Mid-South, Patrick Keyser, Gary Bates, John Waller, Craig Harper, Elizabeth Doxon
Sp731-C Grazing Native Warm-Season Grasses In The Mid-South, Patrick Keyser, Gary Bates, John Waller, Craig Harper, Elizabeth Doxon
Animals/Livestock
No abstract provided.
Sp731-B Establishing Native Warm-Season Grasses For Livestock Forage In The Mid-South, Patrick Keyser, Craig Harper, Gary Bates, John Waller, Elizabeth Doxon
Sp731-B Establishing Native Warm-Season Grasses For Livestock Forage In The Mid-South, Patrick Keyser, Craig Harper, Gary Bates, John Waller, Elizabeth Doxon
Animals/Livestock
No abstract provided.
Sp731-A Native Warm-Season Grasses For Mid-South Forage Production, Patrick Keyser, Craig Harper, Gary Bates, John Waller, Elizabeth Doxon
Sp731-A Native Warm-Season Grasses For Mid-South Forage Production, Patrick Keyser, Craig Harper, Gary Bates, John Waller, Elizabeth Doxon
Animals/Livestock
No abstract provided.
W284 The Tennessee Dairy Industry And Its Value-Added Opportunities, Jonathan Moss, Kim Jensen, Burton English, Rob Holland
W284 The Tennessee Dairy Industry And Its Value-Added Opportunities, Jonathan Moss, Kim Jensen, Burton English, Rob Holland
Animals/Livestock
No abstract provided.
2012 South Dakota Beef Report, Department Of Animal Sciences, South Dakota State University, Agricultural Experiment Station, South Dakota State University, Cooperative Extension Service, South Dakota State University
2012 South Dakota Beef Report, Department Of Animal Sciences, South Dakota State University, Agricultural Experiment Station, South Dakota State University, Cooperative Extension Service, South Dakota State University
South Dakota Beef Report, 2012
This is the 2013 South Dakota Beef Report produced by the SDSU Department of Animal Sciences in conjunction with the Agricultural Experiment Station , and the SDSU Cooperative Extension. The articles published in this report summarize many of the beef cattle research activities conducted at South Dakota State University during 2013. The articles in this report have many levels of application. Some information has immediate application for your farm, ranch, or agribusiness. The articles include information on nutrition,management, health, growth and development, and economics of the cattle and beef industry in South Dakota.
Mixed-Breed Guarding Dogs Reduce Conflict Between Goat Herders And Native Carnivores In Patagonia, Alejandro González, Andrés Novaro, Martín Funes, Oscar Pailacura, María Jose Bolgeri, Susan Walker
Mixed-Breed Guarding Dogs Reduce Conflict Between Goat Herders And Native Carnivores In Patagonia, Alejandro González, Andrés Novaro, Martín Funes, Oscar Pailacura, María Jose Bolgeri, Susan Walker
Human–Wildlife Interactions
Goat husbandry is the main rural livelihood in the northern Patagonian steppe of Argentina, and herders kill any carnivore that they believe threatens their herds, including the endangered Andean cat (Leopardus jacobita). We evaluated the use of local, mediumsized, mixed-breed guarding dogs to reduce predation and retaliatory killing of carnivores. We interviewed 64 herders, and delivered 37 puppies to 25 herders. Most economic loss was attributed to cougars (Puma concolor) and culpeos (Lycalopex culpaeus). All herders with dogs that reached the working stage reported reduced rates of predation, and 88% reported that they no …