Great Plains
Nitrogen and phosphorus availability in a fertilized rangeland ecosystem of the northern Great Plains.
... In the northern Great Plains, cycling and availability of nutri- ents to plants are controlled largely by climatic factors-primarily soil temperature and available [r] ...
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On the assessment of the moisture transport by the Great Plains low-level jet
... A combination of Lagrangian and Eulerian methods was used to identify and objectively quantify the moisture trans- port associated with the GPLLJ. First, the FLEXPART Langrangian model was used to locate the GPLLJ mois- ...
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Drought and Associated Impacts in the Great Plains of the United States—A Review
... reat Plains are the most common conditions contribut- ing to ...the Great Plains, mentioned throughout the scientific literature are listed as key ...
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Mothbean: A Potential Summer Crop for the Southern Great Plains
... Low nutritive value of available warm-season grasses during July through September limits the production of yearling stocker cattle in the southern Great Plains (SGP). There has been a continual exploration ...
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The Great Plains Network (GPN) Middleware Test Bed
... The Great Plains Network (GPN) [1] is a regional consortium of public universities in the states of Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, North Dakota, and South Dakota and regional higher ...
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Response of Native Vegetation of the Central Great Plains to Applications of Corral Manure and Commercial Fertilizer.
... Preliminary trials conducted on the Northern Great Plains have indicated that yields could be increased by the application of corral manure and commercial fertilizer[r] ...
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Great Plains Ladies’-tresses ( Spiranthes magnicamporum ) in the lower Great Lakes region and a new record for New York State
... of Great Plains Ladies’-tresses (Spiranthes magnicamporum Sheviak) have recently been discovered in three locations east of the lower Great Lakes region of Canada and the United ...
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A multi-year record of airborne CO2 observations in the US Southern Great Plains
... The ARM program supports a large testbed ( ∼ 300 × 300 km) for measurements and modelling in the US Southern Great Plains (Ackerman et al., 2004). All atmospheric and climatic variables measured in the ACRF ...
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Economics of early weaning in northern great plains beef cattle production system
... [10] Grings, E.E., Short, R.E., Klement, K.D., Geary, T.W., MacNeil, M.D., Haferkamp, M.R. and Heitschmidt, R.K. (2005) Calving system and weaning age effects on cow and preweaning calf performance in the Northern ...
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Soil Moisture Response to Range Improvement in the Northern Great Plains.
... Treatment Effects.-The influence of range improvement treatments on soil water potential or moisture stress was significant in both years (table 2) 2.. The rest fro[r] ...
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Lentil green manure as fallow replacement in the semiarid northern Great Plains
... Depletion of soil water by green manure during the fallow period was not the cause of lower wheat yields on green fallow treatments, be- cause there were no significant differences in so[r] ...
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Fertilization and Its Effect on Range Improvement in the Northern Great Plains.
... trogen fertilizer to a deteriorated range site changed the botanical composition from predominantly forbs and shortgrass species to a western wheatgrass and short- [r] ...
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Salt Consumption by Breeding Cows on Native Range in the Northern Great Plains.
... The high negative correlations of salt consumption with pre- cipitation during t h e previous year were possibly due to the cycle of alternate dry and wet years[r] ...
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Effects of Manure, Straw and Inorganic Fertilizers on Northern Great Plains Ranges.
... Forage on plots treated with manure, fertilizer and straw-plus-fertilizer generally contained higher amounts of crude protein, crude fibre and phosphorus and lower [r] ...
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Growth and development of Northern Great Plains species in relation to nitrogen fertilization.
... The development of a given individual grass, sedge, or forb species as observed in terms of leaf height and other pheno- logical developments in the pres- ence [r] ...
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Water use in a modified summer fallow system on semiarid northern Great Plains
... It may be worthwhile to look at other rotation sequences, such as seeding winter wheat, rather than spring wheat, following forage or placing the most important crop (e.g., wheat) follow[r] ...
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The effects of weather modification on Northern Great Plains Grasslands: a preliminary assessment.
... Relationship between nutrient content of grasses and precipitation is probably dependent on a number of factors, including grass species and timing of the rainfall[r] ...
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The impact of military forts on agricultural investments on the Great Plains in 1880
... the Plains region had not yet, or had only recently achieved, statehood making reliable data from the 1860 and 1870 censuses largely ...the Plains Indian War was coming and many frontier military forts were ...
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Gemorphology of the Southern Great Plains in Relation to Livestock Production.
... Pasture-Comparison System In the system developed at Central Plains Experimental Range, percentage utilization for three different degrees of herb- age use is deter[r] ...
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Complementary Grazing Systems, for Sandhills of the Northern Great Plains.
... This paper reports on a large scale grazing trial which ex- amined different grazing sys- tems in which crested wheat- grass was grazed in conjunction, with San[r] ...
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