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Judging rangeland for livestock and wildlife values : the National Rangeland Judging Contest.

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Okla State Agency	Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service
Okla Agency Code	'012'
Title	Judging rangeland for livestock and wildlife values : the National Rangeland Judging Contest.
Authors	Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service.
Publisher	Oklahoma State University, State 4-H Office
Publication Date	2009-03
Publication type	Manual
Subject	Rangelands--Multiple use--Oklahoma. Beef cattle--Habitat--Oklahoma. Northern bobwhite--Oklahoma. National Rangeland Judging Contest.
Purpose	Rangeland is a kind of land, not a land use, on which the native vegetation is predominately herbaceous plants and shrubs. Rangeland is the most extensive kind of land in the world, comprising more than 47% of the earth’s land surface. In the contiguous 48 states, rangeland makes up 45% of the land surface. Although some of Oklahoma’s rangelands have been destroyed by farming or conversion to introduced plants, 40% of the state (over 17 million acres) remains in native rangeland, making it the most extensive kind of land in the state.; Oklahoma has the distinction of having hosted the National Rangeland Judging Contest annually since 1955. Thousands of youth and young adults qualify for the National Contest by participating in local, regional, and state contests throughout the country. Traditionally the contest has only considered managing cattle on rangeland and introduced pasture. However, this manual, Judging Rangeland for Livestock and Wildlife Values, initiates a more realistic, contemporary, and scientifically based view of rangeland ecosystems.
Notes	8th edition; Revised; Contest Committee: Terrence G. Bidwell, Mark E. Moseley, Harry L. Fritzler, Steven J. Glasgow
OkDocs Class#	Z2155.5 J92r 2009
Digital Format	PDF, Adobe Reader required
ODL electronic copy	Downloaded from agency website: http://www.rangejudging.com/rangeland_8th.pdf
Rights and Permissions	This Oklahoma state government publication is provided for educational purposes under U.S. copyright law. Other usage requires permission of copyright holders.
Language	English
Date created	2013-01-16
Date modified	2013-01-16
OCLC number	890221279

Title	rangeland_8th 1
Full text	The National Rangeland Judging Contest Judging Rangeland for Livestock and Wildlife Values 8th Edition Contest Committee: Terrence G. Bidwell Professor and Extension Specialist Department of Natural Resource Ecology and Management Oklahoma State University Mark E. Moseley NRCS Coordinator for the Texas Coalition of the Grazing Lands Conservation Initiative USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Harry L. Fritzler Resource Specialist (Rangeland) USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Steven J. Glasgow Grazing Lands Specialist USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Copies of the contest manual, Judging Rangeland for Livestock and Wildlife Values, can be purchased by contacting: Oklahoma State University State 4-H Office 205 4-H Building Stillwater , OK 74078-6063 (405) 744-8887 Acknowledgments: A portion of funding for The National Range Judging Contest Manual was provided through a grant from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and member registration fees. Additional funding was provided by the Renewable Resources Extension Act (RREA). Many natural resource professionals have contributed to this contest.
Date created	2013-01-16
Date modified	2013-01-16

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