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Impact of prescribed fire and nitrogen applications on purple threeawn

Purple threeawn reproduces from seed and vegetatively from basal buds, the source for new tillers. While typically a minor grassland species, it increases with intensive…

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Bureau of Land Management: Measuring and Monitoring

This technical reference applies to monitoring situations involving a single plant species, such as an indicator species, key species, or weed. It was initially developed…

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Management of tobosagrass rangeland with prescribed fire

Tobosagrass is a productive, but coarse and generally unpalatable grass. Distribution extends from western Texas through southern New Mexico to southeastern Arizona and north-central Mexico….

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Tobosagrass is a productive, but coarse and generally unpalatable grass. Distribution extends from western Texas through southern New Mexico to southeastern Arizona and north-central Mexico. An important characteristic of tobosagrass is perennial stems; these stems and the unpalatable nature of tobosagrass ensure that large quantities of standing dead grass accumulate. This manual describes management practices for tobosagrass rangeland.

Fire and food plots

This new publication discusses a variety of ways to construct food plots. Fire is discussed as a way of attracting wildlife along with more traditional…

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Cool-season invasive grasses of the Northern Great Plains workshop abstracts and recordings

The workshop held on March 18-19, 2014 was developed to share current knowledge, technical information, practical management information, and provide training opportunities for private local,…

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