Search Results - "Ingram, Roger"

Save water or save wildlife? Water use and conservation in the central Sierran foothill oak woodlands of California, USA by Huntsinger, Lynn, Hruska, Tracy V., Oviedo, Jose L., Shapero, Matthew W. K., Nader, Glenn A., Ingram, Roger S., Beissinger, Steven R.

“…More frequent drought is projected for California. As water supplies constrict, and urban growth and out-migration spread to rural areas, trade-offs in water…”
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Improving the feeding value of rice straw by Davy, Josh, Doran, Morgan, Macon, Dan, Karle, Betsy, Nader, Glenn, Ingram, Roger, Swanepoel, Nadia, Robinson, Peter

“…For rice producers, removing straw from a field after harvest is important because the material is slow to break down and needs to be gone prior to planting…”
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Coping with Drought on California Rangelands by Macon, Daniel K, Barry, Sheila, Becchetti, Theresa, Davy, Josh S, Doran, Morgan P, Finzel, Julie A, George, Holly, Harper, John M, Huntsinger, Lynn, Ingram, Roger S, Lancaster, Donald E, Larsen, Royce E, Lewis, David J, Lile, David F, McDougald, Neil K, Mashiri, Fadzayi E, Nader, Glenn, Oneto, Scott R, Stackhouse, Jeffery W, Roche, Leslie M

“…Rangeland livestock producers were among the first agricultural communities affected by California's multiyear drought. Rancher surveys and in-person…”
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Planned Herbivory in the Management of Wildfire Fuels: Grazing is most effective at treating smaller diameter live fuels that can greatly impact the rate of spread of a fire along with the flame height by Nader, Glenn, Henkin, Zalmen, Smith, Ed, Ingram, Roger, Narvaez, Nelmy

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Improving the feeding value of rice straw: Treating rice straw with ammonia gas increased its value as cattle feed, including protein content, quantity consumed, and weight gain by Davy, Josh, Doran, Morgan, Macon, Dan, Karle, Betsy, Nader, Glenn, Ingram, Roger, Swanepoel, Nadia, Robinson, Peter

“…For rice producers, removing straw from a field after harvest is important because the material is slow to break down and needs to be gone prior to planting…”
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Comparison of Comparative Yield and Stubble Height for Estimating Herbage Standing Crop in Annual Rangelands by George, Melvin R., Barry, Sheila J., Larson, Stephanie R., McDougald, Neil K., Ward, Theresa A., Harper, John M., Dudley, Dennis M., Ingram, Roger S., Laca, Emilio A.

“…We compared calibration equations for estimating herbage standing crop (HSC) from comparative yield (CY) rank or stubble height (SH) to determine 1) if CY rank…”
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Planned Herbivory in the Management of Wildfire Fuels by Nader, Glenn, Henkin, Zalmen, Smith, Ed, Ingram, Roger, Narvaez, Nelmy

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The Psychology of the Crowd—A Social Psychological Analysis of British Football ‘Hooliganism’ by Ingram, Roger

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Irrigated warm- and cool-season grasses compared in Northern California pastures by Melvin George, Pefer B. Sands, Charles Wilson, Roger Ingram, J. Michael Connor

“…North American prairie grasses were most productive in a comparative study of irrigated warm-and cool-season grasses. The high yield and later peak in…”
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Irrigated warm- and cool-season grasses compared in Northern California pastures by M George, P Sands, C Wilson, R Ingram, J Connor

“…North American prairie grasses were most productive in a comparative study of irrigated warm-and cool-season grasses. The high yield and later peak in…”
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