Educated Cows Eat Weeds! In 2004, Kathy Voth invented a method for teaching cows to eat weeds. Based on decades of science, her simple steps make it possible for anyone to save money and take advantage of new forage by turning their cows into weed managers. Head on over and get started reading! Subscribe to our mailing list.

Search for people and pages. Looking for a person? Try the campus directory. Some people are destined to care for others four-legged or otherwise. In our state-of-the-art veterinary teaching hospital. Veterinary students learn innovative rehabilitation techniques for horses and other animals. OSU students, staff will make service learning trip to Puerto Rico over Spring Break. Trip will focus on providing needed support to local school.

New research by Michael Reisner, Paul Doescher and David Pyke about how the stress-gradient hypothesis explains susceptibility to bromus tectorum invasion and community stability. A study describing the effects of biological soil crust response to late season prescribed fire in a Great Basin juniper woodland. SageSTEP News Issue 26, Spring 2015. SageSTEP Answers Secretarial Order with Research Insight. Spider Populations Illustrate Short-Term Change after Restoration Treatment.

Master Gardener Program in Lassen County. Soil, Water, and Fertilizer. Pests, Diseases, Weeds and Pesticides. Growing Berries in Your Backyard. More Than You Ever Imagined! Information for Volunteer Leaders. Lassen County UCCE Home Page. Clearing habitat around crops fails to reduce pathogens.

JFSP FIRE SCIENCE EXCHANGE NETWORK. Climate and Fire and Adaptation 5. Fire Communication and Education 5. Fire Ecology and Effects 6. Fuels and Fuel Treatments 6. Climate and Fire and Adaptation 50. Fire Communication and Education 15.

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