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Research Project: DEVELOPMENT OF A DECISION-SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR THE ECOLOGICALLY-BASED MANAGEMENT OF CHEATGRASS- AND MEDUSAHEAD-INFESTED RANGELAND

Location: Range and Meadow Forage Management Research

Title: Ecologically-based invasive plant management 2011 calendar

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Submitted to: Eastern Oregon Agricultural Research Center
Publication Type: Other
Publication Acceptance Date: November 21, 2010
Publication Date: December 10, 2010
Citation: Smith, B.S. 2010. Ecologically-based invasive plant management 2011 calendar. Eastern Oregon Agricultural Research Center. 1(1).

Interpretive Summary: Ecologically-based invasive plant management (EBIPM) is a step by step process and a number of management recommendations are seasonally dependent. To emphasize the seasonality in managing invasive annual grasses, this calendar was developed with specific EBIPM recommendations for each month. Land managers are able to use the calendar in the traditional sense while referring to time dependent information relating to the EBIPM practices for managing invasive annual grasses.

Technical Abstract: Ecologically-based invasive plant management (EBIPM) is a step by step process and a number of management recommendations are seasonally dependent. To emphasize the seasonality in managing invasive annual grasses, this calendar was developed with specific EBIPM recommendations for each month. Land managers are able to use the calendar in the traditional sense while referring to time dependent information relating to the EBIPM practices for managing invasive annual grasses.

   

 
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Sheley, Roger
Svejcar, Anthony - Tony
 
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