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Herbaceous Restoration of Juniper Dominated Grasslands With Chaining and Fire
TLDR
Results suggest increases in herbaceous production from chaining alone were due to increased growth of existing vegetation patches whereas the fire treatment appeared to stimulate herbaceous recruitment into bare soil areas.
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A REDUCED TILLAGE SYSTEM WITH FURROW DIKING FOR COTTON PRODUCTION
ABSTRACT A study was conducted from 1982-87 to determine the production potential and practicality of a reduced tillage system that used furrow diking as a key operation. The reduced tillage system…
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Turpentine (Eremophila sturtii) control by mechanical uprooting
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The data suggest that the efficacy of commercial uprooting could be improved by covering the roots with soil, and that the rates of grubbing at different plant densities was also included.
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Low-Energy Grubber for Controlling Brush
ABSTRACT LOW-ENERGY grubbing was economical and effective in con-trolling sparse to moderate stands of mesquite reinfesting previously cleared pastures and rangeland. A newly designed hydraulic…
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SPRAY BOOM FOR SENSING AND SELECTIVELY SPRAYING SMALL MESQUITE ON HIGHWAY RIGHTS–OF–WAY
The program currently used for mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa Torr. var. glandulosa) control on highway rights–of–way in Texas, mowing and hand spraying of all basal stems by ground crews, is…
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Reversing the Woodland Steady State: Vegetation Responses During Restoration of Juniperus-Dominated Grasslands with Chaining and Fire
Junipers (Juniperus spp.) are native woody shrubs that have expanded beyond their normal historical ranges in the western and southwestern United States since the late 1800s (Johnson 1962; Burkhardt…
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Chain diker effects on seeded grass establishment following disk chaining.
TLDR
The data suggests that it would be advantageous to include chain diking in combination with disk chaining for grass establishment on rootplowed land littered with brush debris, and whether seeding after diking or before diking.
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Disk chain effects on seeded grass establishment
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The results from this study indicate the value of using the disk-chain+chain implement, and the higher seeding rate to enhance the establishment of a seeded grass, especially when rainfall is in short supply or not timely.
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Draft requirements to fell junipers.
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An anchor chain modified for elevated striking heights could substantially reduce the tractor drawbar draft for preconditioning of dense stands of juniper by chaining.
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Grubbing for Control of Blackbrush Acacia (Acacia rigidula) Invading Rootplowed Rangeland
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