Ok, has a site with good pictures of grasses, trees, forbes , etc. The Newsletter presents current information for improving your management and topics that are timely. This web sites primary purpose is to serve as an information database for those individuals interested in natural resource management of Texas rangelands. It includes information and publications on wildlife and range management. A cooperative program of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service and Texas Agricultural Experiment Station to expedite the adoption of tactical brush management systems technology.
Information is presented for mesquite, prickly pear and cedar.
The center's scope is international. Although its main clients are ranchers, it also serves those concerned with the public domain, wildlife refuges and parklands. A professional partnership in the scientific study, protection and management of all rangeland resources. The Extension Animal Science Web Site contains many of our publications and is searchable by topics. Dr. Stephen Hammock with the Texas Agricultural Extension Service has a large posting of beef production information available for viewing at the Stephenville Extension Site .