Brush management : past, present, future
Brush Prescribed burning Range management Rangelands e-böcker
Texas A & M University Press
2004
1st ed.
EISBN 9781603446280
Introduction: rangeland woody plant and weed management--past, present, and future / Wayne T. Hamilton and Darrell N. Ueckert.
Mechanical practices prior to 1975 / Wayne T. Hamilton and C. Wayne Hanselka.
Current state of the art / Harold Wiedemann.
The future of mechanical treatments for brush management: what is next? / Rory Burroughs, Mike Gibbs, Robert K. Lyons, and Colin McGahey.
Chemical weed and brush control: where we have been / Rodney W. Bovey.
A paradigm shift.
Rob Mitchell, Steve Whisenant, and Ron Sosebee.
Future of rangeland chemical week and brush control: a Texas range scientist's viewpoint / Allan McGinty.
Timing: the key to successful brush management with herbicides / Ronald E. Sosebee.
A historical perspective / Darrell N. Ueckert.
Current state of the art / C. Jack DeLoach and Phil A. Lewis.
The future of biological management of weeds on rangelands: an entomologist's viewpoint / David C. Thompson and Kevin T. Gardner.
Biological management of noxious brush: a range scientist's viewpoint / Charles A. Taylor, Jr..
Fire ecology and the progression of prescribed burning for brush management / C.J. Scifres.
Prescribed burning: current policies, regulations, and information sources / D. Lynn Drawe and Allen Rasmussen.
Effective application of prescribed burning / B. Keith Blair, Jeffrey C. Sparks, and Joe Franklin.
What's next: the future of fire as a tool for managing brush / R. James Ansley and Charles A. Taylor.
Economic and financial considerations / J. Richard Conner.
Runoff from rangelands: the role of shrubs / Bradford P. Wilcox.
Integrating wildlife concerns into brush management / Dale Rollins and Ken Cearley.
Conclusion: developing and implementing brush management strategies / Darrell N. Ueckert and Wayne T. Hamilton.
From the futile attempts at eradication to the successes of integrated brush management, practitioners examine mechanical, biological, chemical, and fire-related methods from three perspectives--the past, the present or "state-of-the-art," and the future.
Mechanical practices prior to 1975 / Wayne T. Hamilton and C. Wayne Hanselka.
Current state of the art / Harold Wiedemann.
The future of mechanical treatments for brush management: what is next? / Rory Burroughs, Mike Gibbs, Robert K. Lyons, and Colin McGahey.
Chemical weed and brush control: where we have been / Rodney W. Bovey.
A paradigm shift.
Rob Mitchell, Steve Whisenant, and Ron Sosebee.
Future of rangeland chemical week and brush control: a Texas range scientist's viewpoint / Allan McGinty.
Timing: the key to successful brush management with herbicides / Ronald E. Sosebee.
A historical perspective / Darrell N. Ueckert.
Current state of the art / C. Jack DeLoach and Phil A. Lewis.
The future of biological management of weeds on rangelands: an entomologist's viewpoint / David C. Thompson and Kevin T. Gardner.
Biological management of noxious brush: a range scientist's viewpoint / Charles A. Taylor, Jr..
Fire ecology and the progression of prescribed burning for brush management / C.J. Scifres.
Prescribed burning: current policies, regulations, and information sources / D. Lynn Drawe and Allen Rasmussen.
Effective application of prescribed burning / B. Keith Blair, Jeffrey C. Sparks, and Joe Franklin.
What's next: the future of fire as a tool for managing brush / R. James Ansley and Charles A. Taylor.
Economic and financial considerations / J. Richard Conner.
Runoff from rangelands: the role of shrubs / Bradford P. Wilcox.
Integrating wildlife concerns into brush management / Dale Rollins and Ken Cearley.
Conclusion: developing and implementing brush management strategies / Darrell N. Ueckert and Wayne T. Hamilton.
From the futile attempts at eradication to the successes of integrated brush management, practitioners examine mechanical, biological, chemical, and fire-related methods from three perspectives--the past, the present or "state-of-the-art," and the future.
