Search Results - "Kreuter, U.P."

Soil and herbaceous plant responses to summer patch burns under continuous and rotational grazing by Teague, W.R., Dowhower, S.L., Baker, S.A., Ansley, R.J., Kreuter, U.P., Conover, D.M., Waggoner, J.A.

“…This paper examines if post-fire deferment and periodic rests provided by rotational grazing allowed for more rapid recovery of soil cover, soil chemical and…”
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Economic implications of maintaining rangeland ecosystem health in a semi-arid savanna by Teague, W.R., Kreuter, U.P., Grant, W.E., Diaz-Solis, H., Kothmann, M.M.

“…A simulation model was used to determine the ecological and economic consequences of managing stocking rate on semi-arid savanna rangeland continuously stocked…”
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An ecological economic simulation model for assessing fire and grazing management effects on mesquite rangelands in Texas by Teague, W.R, Ansley, R.J, Kothmann, M.M, Grant, W.E, Kreuter, U.P, Dube, S, Diaz-Solis, H, Pinchak, W.E

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Classifying land-ownership motivations in central, Texas, USA: A first step in understanding drivers of large-scale land cover change by Sorice, M.G., Kreuter, U.P., Wilcox, B.P., Fox, W.E.

“…Land-ownership patterns in rural areas are undergoing changes. To explore the critical question of how changing land ownership in a watershed potentially…”
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An ecological economic simulation model for assessing fire and grazing management effects on mesquite rangelands in Texas by Teague, W.R., Grant, W.E., Kreuter, U.P., Diaz-Solis, H., Dube, S., Kothmann, M.M., Pinchak, W.E., Ansley, R.J.

“…In the southern Great Plains of North America, fire exclusion has contributed to many rangelands converting from native grassland to woody shrublands dominated…”
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Property Rights Orientations and Rangeland Management Objectives: Texas, Utah, and Colorado by Kreuter, Urs P., Nair, Malini V., Jackson-Smith, Douglas, Conner, J. Richard, Johnston, Janis E.

“…In response to substantial economic and social dislocations in the United States, many rangeland owners are changing land use and management practices. Changes…”
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Groundwater supply in Texas: private land considerations in a rule-of-capture state by Wagner, M.W, Kreuter, U.P

“…Texas is a top water-consuming state in the United States and is increasingly relying on groundwater. Groundwater markets are attracting greater attention as a…”
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The Use of Brush Management Methods: A Texas Landowner Survey by Kreuter, Urs P., Amestoy, Heidi E., Kothmann, Mort M., Ueckert, Darrell N., McGinty, W. Allan, Cummings, Scott R.

“…Adoption of effective brush management methods is critical to achieving many rangeland management objectives. However, landowners have often been reluctant to…”
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Economics of managing mesquite in north Texas: a sensitivity analysis by Teague, W.R, Ansley, R.J, Kreuter, U.P, Pinchak, W.E, McGrann, J.M

“…This paper presents a comparative simulation analysis of the economics of prescribed fire and aerially applied root-killing herbicide treatment as methods for…”
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Adoption of Brush Busters: results of Texas county extension survey by Kreuter, U.P, Amestoy, H.E, Ueckert, D.N, McGinty, W.A

“…Changing landowner demographics and the increasing recognition that some quantity of woody plants is valuable for certain rangeland management objectives has…”
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Government policy effects on cattle and wildlife ranching profits in Zimbabwe by Kreuter, U.P, Workman, J.P

“…The profitability of alternative range-based production systems is frequently affected by government policies. Moreover, the comparative profitability of wild…”
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Decision support software for estimating the economic efficiency of grazingland production by Kreuter, U.P. (Texas AandM University, College Station, TX.), Rowan, R.C, Conner, J.R, Stuth, J.W, Hamilton, W.T

“…Decision support software has evolved in a number of disciplines to facilitate efficient allocation of resources. Such tools are especially useful where the…”
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