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Effect of silvopasture system on fearfulness and leg health in fast-growing broiler chickens by Paneru, Bidur, Pent, Gabriel J, Nastasi, Shawna, Downing, Adam K, Munsell, John F, Fike, John H, Jacobs, Leonie

“…A silvopasture system intentionally integrates trees, forages, and livestock, allowing dual land use. These systems can provide high-quality habitat for…”
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Effect of silvopasture system on fearfulness and leg health in fast-growing broiler chickens by Bidur Paneru, Gabriel J Pent, Shawna Nastasi, Adam K Downing, John F Munsell, John H Fike, Leonie Jacobs

“…A silvopasture system intentionally integrates trees, forages, and livestock, allowing dual land use. These systems can provide high-quality habitat for…”
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Thinning forests or planting fields? Producer preferences for establishing silvopasture by Wilkens, Philadelphia, Munsell, John F., Fike, John H., Pent, Gabriel J., Frey, Gregory E., Addlestone, Benjamin J., Downing, Adam K.

“…Silvopasture is the intentional integration of trees, forages, and livestock. Benefits of this agroforestry practice include shade for livestock, nutritious…”
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Best Instructional Practices For Outdoor Laboratories: Reducing Sexual Harassment Risk by Copenheaver, Carolyn A., Coates, T. Adam, Downing, Adam K., van de Gevel, Saskia L.

“…We wanted to identify best practices and policies which may be used to prevent sexual harassment from occurring in outdoor field laboratories in agriculture…”
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Best Instructional Practices For Outdoor Laboratories: Reducing Sexual Harassment Risk by Copenheaver, Carolyn A, Coates, T. Adam, Downing, Adam K, van de Gevel, Saskia L

“…We wanted to identify best practices and policies which may be used to prevent sexual harassment from occurring in outdoor field laboratories in agriculture…”
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Prospective Scope of Forest Management Education at James Madison's Montpelier by Munsell, John F., Hamilton, Rachel, Downing, Adam K.

“…Urban sprawl and intergenerational transfers are fostering a new period of family forest ownership in the United States typified by larger numbers of younger…”
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