Range Field Day annual report 2000
Subtitle: sustainable livestock production in forested and intermountain rangelands.
Contributors: Oregon State University. Agricultural Experiment Station.; Oregon State University. Dept. of Rangeland Resources.; United States. Agricultural Research Service.
Series: Special report / Agricultural Experiment Station, Oregon State University -- 1018.; Special report (Oregon State University. Agricultural Experiment Station) -- 1018.
Publisher: Agricultural Experiment Station, Oregon State University
Published: 2000
Place of publication: [Corvallis, Or.?]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 56
Subjects: Grazing -- Research -- Oregon.; Range management -- Research -- Oregon.; Riparian areas -- Management -- Research -- Oregon.
Other titles: Range Field Day progress report 2000.; Sustainable livestock production in forested and intermountain rangelands.
Notes: "Oregon State University Agricultural Experiment Station and Department of Rangement Resources, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service."

"June 2000."

Includes bibliographical references.

Also issued online.
Table of contents: value: A.; value: Designing sustainable livestock grazing systems -- Vavra Martin, Tim DelCurto, and Mike McInnis -- B.; value: Characteristics and challenges of sustainable beef production in the western U.S. -- DelCurto Tim, David Bohnert, and Callan Ackerman -- C.; value: Effects of season of use on beef cattle distribution patterns and subsequent vegetation use in mountain riparian area -- Parson Cory T, Patrick A. Momont, Timothy DelCurto, and Jeff L. Sharp -- D.; value: Off-stream water and salt reduce stream bank damage in grazed riparian pastures -- McInnis, Mike, and Jim McIver -- E.; value: Influence of a grazing system and aspect, north vs. south, on the nutritional quality of forages, and performance and distribution of cattle grazing forested rangelands -- Walburger Kenric, Timothy DelCurto, Martin Vavra, Larry Bryant, and John G. Kie -- F.; value: The influence of season on distribution patterns relative to water and resource use by cattle grazing mixed forested rangelands -- DelCurto Tim, Johnson Bruce, Vavra Martin, Ager Alan, Coe Priscilla -- G.; value: Using 35-mm photographs to monitor herbaceous and woody plant abundance in riparian systems -- Boyd Chad, and Tony Svejcar -- H.; value: Compliance with the Clean Water Act: animal feeding operations and the EPA-- Carr Jay, Randall R. Mills, and John Williams.