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Grass, Forage, and Rangeland Agroecosystems
(National Program 215) in OK
Rangeland and Pasture Research
- Monitoring Climatic Changes in Northwest Oklahoma
- Quantifying the Effects of Supplementation and Stocking Rates
- Sustaining Southern Plains Landscapes through Improved Plant Genetics and Sound Forage-Livestock Production Systems
- Quantifying the Effects of Growing System on the Carcass Yield from Beef Calves
- Quantification of Breed Type by Environment Interactions for Growth, Carcass Yield, and Quality
- Supplementation Rates and Its Effect on Stocker Cattle Grazing Warm Season Grasses
- Memorandum of Agreement by and Between US Dept of Agriculture and The General Services Administration, Public Buildings Service, Energy Division
Forage and Livestock Production Research
- Integrated Grassland and Cropland Observation Systems for Multi-Scale Observations Agroecosystem Processes
- Diversifying Rainfed Cropping System in the Southern Great Plains to Improve Sustainability of Agriculture
- Cooperative production of hay and other forage crops on USDA/ARS property at Grazinglands Research Laboratory in El Reno, OK
- Integrated Agroecosystem Research to Enhance Forage and Food Production in the Southern Great Plains
- Increasing Water Productivity, Nutrient Efficiency and Soil Health in Rainfed Food Systems of Semi-Aris Southern Great Plains
- Software and Database Development Related to Forage and Animal Production Systems
