Range Management Collection

BOOK COLLECTION 17

Note on Contents: The Range Management Collection consists of the remnants of the Library of the Society of Range Mangement, which came to the Utah State Agricultural College Library in the l940s. It consists of reprints, bound journals and publications. It was largely through the efforts of L.A. Stoddard and Arthur Smith that the collection came to to the institution.

Arrangement: The collection is arranged according to Book Collection number (l7) and sub:-collection number (1:-293:). Some of the sub-collection numbers 1: through 34: are divided into volumes, detailing the contents of each volume. This was necessary because the volumes (particularly the Range Reprints) lacked an index. For instance, sub-collection number 13 is divided into 45 different volumes with the register detailing the contents of each volume.

Following sub-collection number 34: are listed the published books and materials, each item having a separate sub-collection number. Following sub-collection number 293: are a series of Boxes, wherein the materials have been foldered and numbered. The collection is further divided according to the materials' description, i.e., Journals and Published Books. Published Books are divided according to subject. The contents of Boxes are individually described and are as well arranged according to subject.

JOURNALS

1: JOURNAL OF RANGE MANAGEMENT. VOLUME 1 THROUGH 44.

2: SELECCIONES DEL JOURNAL OF RANGE MANAGEMENT. VOLUME 1-1 THROUGH II-3 (INCOMPLETE).

3: JOURNAL OF RANGE MANAGEMENT-SUMARIOS EN ESPANOL. VOLUME 15 THROUGH 19 (INCOMPLETE).

4: JOURNAL OF RANGE MANAGEMENT-ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS FROM 13TH, 14TH, 15TH, 16TH, AND 36TH ANNUAL MEETINGS.

5: JOURNAL OF RANGE MANAGEMENT-ABSTRACT AND PROGRAM FOR 37TH ANNUAL MEETING.

6: JOURNAL OF RANGE MANAGEMENT-39TH ANNUAL MEETING ABSTRACT, PROGRAM AND SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS.

7: RANGELANDS. VOLUME 1 THROUGH 13.

8: JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRONOMY. VOLUME 1 THROUGH 40.

9: U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, WILDLIFE REVIEW. NUMBERS 1 THROUGH 66.

10: ROOSEVELT WILDLIFE BULLETIN. VOLUME 1 THROUGH 7.

11: ROOSEVELT WILDLIFE ANNUALS. VOLUME 1 THROUGH 9.

12: NORTH AMERICAN WILDLIFE CONFERENCE, INDEX-1951, 1953, 1954, AND 1955.

13: AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR RANGE MANAGEMENT-RANGE REPRINTS.

VOLUME 2:

1-STOCK POISONING PLANTS OF THE EASTERN SEABOARD. DAYTON, W.A.; 1948.
2-THE REACTION OF KIKUYU-GRASS (PENNISETUM CLANDESTINUM) HERBAGE TO MANAGEMENT. EDWARDS, D.C.; 1940.
3-NINE-YEAR OBSERVATION OF A DEER PROBLEM AREA. EINARSEN, A.S.; 1947.
4-COMPARISON OF METHODS OF QUADRATTING SHORT-GRASS VEGETATION. ELLISON, L.; 1942.
5-SEED HAY FOR REGRASSING ERODED LAND. ELWELL, H.M.; 1945.
6-DEVELOPMENTAL MORPHOLOGY OF THE GROWING POINT OF THE SHOOT AND THE INFLORESCENCE IN GRASSES. EVANS, M.W., AND GROVER, F.O.; 1940.
7- COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT AMOUNTS OF PROTEIN SUPPLEMENT FOR WINTERING BEEF COWS ON FOREST RANGE IN THE SOUTHEASTERN COASTAL PLAIN. FOSTER, J.E., BISWELL, H.H., AND HOSTETLER, E.H.; 1945.
8-INTERGLACIAL AND POSTGLACIAL VEGETATION OF ILLINOIS. FULLER, G.D.; 1939.
9-GERMINATION AND EMERGENCE OF SOME NATIVE GRASSES IN RELATION TO LITTER COVER AND SOIL MOISTURE. GLENDENING, G.E.; 1942.
10-A NEW ERIOGONUM FROM THE SOUTHEAST. GOODMAN, G.J.; 1947.
11-A NEW VARIETY OF ENGELMANN SPRUCE. GOODMAN, G.J.; 1950.
12-NOTES ON ERIOGONUM. GOODMAN, G.J.; 1948.
13-THE STORY OF PARTHENIUM. GOODMAN, G.J.; 1943.
14-A SYSTEMATIC TREATMENT OF THE GENUS CAMASSIA LINDL. GOULD, F.W.; 1942.
15-THE FLOWER CONSTANCY OF BEES. GRANT, V.; 1950.
16-SEED GERMINATION IN GILIA CAPITATA AND ITS RELATIVES. GRANT, V.; 1949.
17-A PHYTOSOCIOLOGICAL STUDY OF A NYSSA BIFLORA CONSOCIES IN SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA. HALL, T.F., AND PENFOUND, W.T.; 1939.
18-ECOLOGY OF THE GRASSLAND. HANSON, H.C.; 1950.
19-THE RELATION OF NUTRITION TO THE PRODUCTION OF HIDES AND WOOL. HARDY, J.E., AND EARLE, I.P.; 1940.
20-THE TOFIELDIA GLUTINOSA COMPLEX OF WESTERN NORTH AMERICA. HITCHCOCK, C.L.; 1944.
21-THE MAIN GRASSES FOR FARM AND HOME. HOOVER, M.M., HEIN, M.A., DAYTON, W.A., AND ERLANSON, C.O.; 1948.
22-ECOLOGY OF GRASSLAND UTILIZATION IN A MIXED PRAIRIE. HOPKINS, H.H., ALBERTSON, F.W., AND RIEGEL, D.A.; 1952.
23-ECOLOGY OF THE NATIVE VEGETATION OF THE LOESS HILLS IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA. HOPKINS, H.H.; 1950.
24-SOME EFFECTS OF BURNING UPON A PRAIRIE IN WEST-CENTRAL KANSAS. HOPKINS, H.H., ALBERTSON, F.W., AND RIEGEL, A.; 1948.
25-WIND INJURY TO TREES AT HAYS, KANSAS. HOPKINS, H.H.; 1952.
26-FOREST GRAZING IN CALIFORNIA. HORNEY, A.L.; 1947.
27-SPINELESS CACTUS WINTERKILLS IN MONTANA. HURTT, L.C.; 1938.
28-VEGETATIVE CHANGES AND GRAZING USE ON DOUGLAS FIR CUT-OVER LAND. INGRAM, D.C.; 1931.
29-OUR PUBLIC LANDS, THEIR ADMINISTRATION AND USE. ISAAK WALTON LEAGUE OF AMERICA, INC.; 1931.
30-IOWA'S FIRST PRAIRIE PRESERVE AND A PROGRESS REPORT ON THE PRESERVATION OF PRAIRIE. IOWA CONSERVATION COMMISSION; 1946.
31-HUNTER DISTRIBUTION-STUDIES AND METHODS. JOHNSON, F.W.; 1943.

VOLUME 3:

1-LONGEVITY OF POLLEN AND STIGMAS OF GRASSES: BUFFALO-GRASS, BUCHLOE DACTYLOIDES (NUTT.) ENGELM., AND CORN, ZEA MAYS L. JONES, M.D., AND NEWELL, L.C.; 1948.
2- SIZE, VARIABILITY, AND IDENTIFICATION OF GRASS POLLEN. JONES, M.D., AND NEWELL, L.C.; 1948.
3-RODENTS, RABBITS, AND GRASSLANDS. KALMBACH, E.R.; 1948.
4-STUDIES IN PENSTEMON VII. KECK, D.D.; 1940.
5-NUTRITION OF FUR ANIMALS. KELLOGG, C.E.; 1940.
6-THE VEGETATION OF STOCK POND DAMS IN CENTRAL OKLAHOMA. KELTING, R.W., AND PENFOUND, W.T.; 1950.
7-THE MASTER SAMPLE OF AGRICULTURE (DEVELOPMENT AND USE-DESIGN). KING, A.J., AND JESSEN, R.J.; 1945.
8-THE PLACE OF FORESTS IN THE FARM ECONOMY. KIRKLAND, B.P.; 1941.
9-THE EFFECT OF CLIMATE AND DIFFERENT GRAZING AND DUSTING INTENSITIES UPON THE YIELD OF THE SHORT-GRASS PRAIRIES IN WESTERN KANSAS. LACEY, M.L.; 1942.
10-DETERMINING THE BIG-GAME POPULATION FROM THE KILL. LAUCKHART, J.B.; 1950.
11-STUDY OF VIABLE SEEDS IN VARIOUS HABITATS IN MIXED PRAIRIE. LIPPERT, R.D., AND HOPKINS, H.H.; 1950.
12-FLORA OF JORNADA EXPERIMENTAL RANGE, NEW MEXICO. LITTLE, E.L., AND CAMPBELL, R.S.; 1943.
13-THE VIRGIN RANGE, AND THE WHITE MAN'S TOLL. MCARKLE, R.E., ET AL.; 1936.
14-MANAGEMENT OF THE YAKIMA ROCKY MOUNTAIN ELK HERD. MITCHELL, G.E., AND LAUCKHART, J.B.; 1948.
15-SMALL REFUGES FOR WATERFOWL. MORE GAME BIRDS IN AMERICA-A FOUNDATION; 1933.
16-SUCCESS OF CHUKAR PARTRIDGE IN THE STATE OF WASHINGTON. MORELAND, R.; 1950.
17-THE COMPARATIVE INTERNAL MORPHOLOGY OF SEEDS. MARTIN, A.C.; 1946.
18-FOREST-RESERVE CONSERVATION. MARSH, R.E., AND GIBBONS W.H.; 1941.
19-THE NUCLEAR HISTORY OF SCLEROSPORA GRAMINICOLA. MCDONOGH, E.S.; 1937.
20-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PLANT NOTES--II. MUNZ, P.A.; 1924.
21-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PLANT NOTES--IV. MUNZ, P.A.; 1932.
22-MISCELLANEOUS NOTES ON PLANTS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA--II. MUNZ, P.A.; 1922.
23-MISCELLANEOUS NOTES ON PLANTS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA--I. MUNZ, P.A.; 1922.
24-THE PENSTEMONS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. MUNZ, P.A., AND JOHNSTON, I.M.; 1924.

VOLUME 4:

1-TEST AT CHEYENNE WELLS INDICATES RESEEDING MAY PRODUCE MORE BEEF THAN NATIVE RANGE. NELSON, E.W., AND WASSER, C.H.; 1943.
2-ANALYSIS OF VARIATION IN PANICUM VIRGATUM. NIELSON, E.L.; 1944.
3-FEEDING REQUIREMENTS OF GALLINACEOUS UPLAND GAME BIRDS. NESTLER, R.B.; 1939.
4-COLORING MATTER OF BORRAGINACEAE AND GERBARIUM NOTES. NORTON, J.B.S.; 1898.
5-ECOLOGICAL COMPOSITION OF PULPWOOD FORESTS IN NORTHWESTERN MAINE. OOSTING, H.J., AND REED, J.F.; 1944.
6-60,000 MORE--EVERY 24 HOURS! MAN'S LIFE AND THE PROCESSES OF NATURE. OSBORN, F.; 1951.
7-THE BIRDS OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK, COLORADO. PACKARD, F.M.; 1945.
8-DISTRIBUTION OF SOME WEEDS IN THE UNITED STATES, ESPECIALLY IVA XANTHIIFOLIA, LACTUCA SCARIOLA, SOLANUM COROLINEUM AND SOLANUM ROSTRATUM. PAMMEL, L.H.; 1895.
9-SAGE GROUSE POPULATIONS AND LAND-UTILIZATION PATTERNS IN THE MOUNTAIN WEST. PATTERSON, R.L.; 1950.
10-REGRASSING THE RANGE. PEARSE, C.K.; 1943-47.
11-A COMPARISON OF SOME METHODS USED IN DETERMINING PERCENTAGE UTILIZATION OF RANGE GRASSES. PECHANEC, J.F., AND PICKFORD, G.D.; 1937.
12-THE VEGETATION OF THE JACKSON HOLE WILDLIFE PARK, WYOMING. REED, J.F.; 1952.
13-FOREST GRAZING IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST. REID, E.H.; 1947.
14-A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL REVEGETATION OF LAND RETIRED FROM CULTIVATION AT HAYS, KANSAS. RIEGEL, A.; 1944.
15-FORAGE YIELDS (1945) OF VARIOUS NATIVE PASTURE GRASSES ESTABLISHED ARTIFICIALLY AT HAYS, KANSAS, IN 1941. RIEGEL, A.; 1947.
16-LIFE HISTORY AND HABITS OF BLUE GRAMMA. RIEGEL, A.; 1941.
17-SOME COACTIONS OF RABBITS AND RODENTS WITH CACTUS. RIEGEL, A.; 1941.
18-A SOURCE STUDY OF BLUE GRAMA GRASS AND THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT TREATMENTS ON ESTABLISHING STANDS OF GRASS UNDER FIELD CONDITIONS AT HAYS, KANSAS. RIEGEL, D.A.; 1943.
19-A STUDY OF THE VARIATIONS IN THE GROWTH OF BLUE GRAMA GRASS FROM SEED PRODUCED IN VARIOUS SECTIONS OF THE GREAT PLAINS REGION. RIEGEL, A.; 1940.
20-RANGE CONDITION: A NEW APPROACH TO THE MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL GRAZING LANDS. RENNER, F.G.; 1948.
21-THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF FORBS IN THE NATIVE PASTURES AT HAYS, KANSAS. RUNYON, N.R.; 1947.
22-THE EFFECT OF SEASON OF GROWTH AND CLIPPING ON THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF BLUE GRAMA (BOUTELOUA GRACILIS) AT HAYS, KANSAS. RUNYON, N.R.; 1943.
23-THE FLOWERS AND FRUIT OF THE TURTLE-GRASS. RYDBERG, P.A.; 1909.
24-SAGEBRUSH-GRASS RANGE SAMPLING STUDIES: SIZE AND STRUCTURE OF SAMPLING UNIT. PECHANEC, J.F., AND STEWART, G.F.; 1940.
25-SOME NEW SCROPHULARIACEAE FROM MONTANA AND ADJACENT IDAHO AND WYOMING. PENNELL, F.W.; 1942.
26-THE BRYOPHYTES OF WYOMING-PART I. HAPATICAE. PROTER, C.L.; 1933.
27-THE BRYOPHYTES OF WYOMING-PART II. HAPATICAE (CONCLUDED) AND MUSCI. PORTER, C.L.; 1935.
28-A METHOD OF GROWING MOSS PROTONEMA FOR DEMONSTRATION. PROTER, C.L.; 1935.
29-NOVELTIES IN HERMIDIUM (NYCTAGINACEAE) AND ASTRAGULAS (LEGUMINOSAE) FROM EASTERN UTAH. PORTER, C.L.; 1952.
30-THE RELATION OF CLADONIA MATS TO SOIL MOISTURE. PORTER, C.L., AND WOOLLETT, M.L.; 1929.
31-SOME ARCTIC-ALPINE MOSSES FROM THE CENTRAL ROCKY MOUNTAINS. PORTER, C.L.; 1932.
32-THE FOUNDATION OF THE RANGE. PRICE, R., AND PORTER, C.L.; 1948.
33-IMPROVEMENT THROUGH RESEEDING. PRICE, R., AND PORTER, C.L.; 1948.
34-THE RELATION OF THE SPARTINETUM GLABRAE NEAR BEAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA, TO CERTAIN EDAPHIC FACTORS. REED, J.F.; 1947.
35-THE RESIN SAC PATTERN IN THE NEEDLES OF ENGELMANN SPRUCE AND BLUE SPRUCE FROM SOUTHEASTERN WYOMING. REED, J.F., AND FREYTAG, G.F.; 1949.

VOLUME 5

1-NOTES ON FABACEAE-I. RYDBERG, P.A.; 1923.
2-NOTES ON FABACEAE-II. RYDBERG, P.A.; 1923.
3-NOTES ON FABACEAE-III. RYDBERG, P.A.; 1924.
4-NOTES ON FABACEAE-IV. RYDBERG, P.A.; 1925.
5-NOTES ON FABACEAE-V. RYDBERG, P.A.; 1925.
6-NOTES ON FABACEAE-VI. RYDBERG, P.A.; 1925.
7-NOTES ON FABACEAE-VII. RYDBERG, P.A.; 1926.
8-NOTES ON FABACEAE-VIII. RYDBERG, P.A.; 1927.
9-NOTES ON FABACEAE-IX. RYDBERG, P.A.; 1927.
10-NOTES ON POTENTILLA-I AND II. RYDBERG, P.A.; N/D.
11-NOTES ON POTENTILLA-III. RYDBERG, P.A.; N/D.
12-NOTES ON ROSACEAE-I. RYDBERG, P.A.; 1908.
13-NOTES ON PHILOTRIA RAF. RYDBERG, P.A.; 1908.
14-RANGE MANAGEMENT. SAVAGE, D.A., AND COSTELLO, D.F.; 1948.
15-SALT BALANCE IN IRRIGATED AREAS. SCOFIELD, C.S.; 1940.
16-STUDIES IN BREAKING THE REST PERIOD OF GRASS PLANTS BY TREATMENTS WITH POTASSIUM THIOCYANATE AND IN STIMULATING GROWTH WITH ARTIFICIAL LIGHT. SHEPARD, H.R.; 1938.
17-NOTES ON TEXAS COMOSITAE-III. SHINNERS, L.H.; 1949.
18-THE SHEEP INDUSTRY. SPENCER, U.S.D.A.; 1923.
19-TRAPPING AND PELTING THE BEAVER. SPRIGGS, J.W.; 1944.
20-APOGAMY, APOSPORY, AND PARTHENOGENESIS IN THE PTERIDOPHYTES. STEIL, W.N.; 1939.
21-THE HAZARD OF BASING PERMANENT GRAZING CAPACITY ON BROMUS TECTORUM. STEWART, G., AND YOUNG, A.E.; 1939.
22-INFLUENCE OF UNRESTRICTED GRAZING ON NORTHERN SALT DESERT PLANT ASSOCIATIONS IN WESTERN UTAH. STEWART, G., COTTAM, W.P., AND HUTCHINGS, S.S.; 1940.
23-HOME RULE ON THE RANGE. TAYLOR, E.T.; 1936.
24-THE PUBLIC DOMAIN GRAZING LAW. U.S. DEPT. OF INTERIOR; 1935.
25-SOME NEW TECHNIQUES-HOOFED MAMMALS. TAYLOR, W.P.; 1947.
26-AN EVALUATION OF THE METHODS AND RESULTS OF STREAM IMPROVEMENT IN THE SOUTHWEST. TARZWELL, C.M.; 1938.
27-TIMBER AND GAME-TWIN CROPS. TITUS, HAROLD; N/D.
28-GRASS AND THE YIELDS OF CASH CROPS. UHLAND, R.E.; 1948.
29-THE PROBLEM: THE NATION AS A WHOLE. U.S.D.A.; 1939.
30-SPORE GERMINATION AND THLLUS DEVELOPMENT IN PORELLA. VOTH, P.D.; 1937.
31-THREE NEW SPECIES AND ONE NEW FORM IN BROMUS. WAGNON, H.K.; 1950.

VOLUME 6

1-EFFECTS OF DROUGHT, DUST, AND INTENSITY OF GRAZING ON COVER AND YIELD OF SHORT-GRASS PASTURES. ALBERTSON, F.W., AND WEAVER, J.E.; 1944.
2-HISTORY OF THE NATIVE VEGETATION OF WESTERN KANSAS DURING SEVEN YEARS OF CONTINUOUS DROUGHT. ALBERTSON, F.W., AND WEAVER, J.E.; 1942.
3-INJURY AND DEATH OR RECOVERY OF TREES IN PRAIRIE CLIMATE. ALBERTSON, F.W., AND WEAVER, J.E.; N/D.
4-REDUCTION OF UNGRAZED MIXED PRAIRIE TO SHORT GRASS AS A RESULT OF DROUGHT AND DUST. ALBERTSON, F.W., AND WEAVER, J.E.; 1946.
5-VIEWPOINTS ON CONSERVATION OF GRAZING LANDS. ALLRED, B.W.; 1947.
6-WOOD STRUCTURE OF RYANIA. BANNON, M.W.; N/D.
7-TAXONOMIC CONTRIBUTIONS. BENSON, L.; 1940.
8-CHART QUADRAT COMPUTATIONS. CAMPBELL, R.S.; 1940.
9-RANGE MANAGEMENT RESEARCH METHODS IN THE WESTERN UNITED STATES. CAMPBELL, R.S.; 1940.
10-APPLICATION OF THE LINE INTERCEPTION METHOD IN SAMPLING RANGE VEGETATION. CANFIELD, R.H.; 1941.
11-MEASUREMENT OF GRAZING USE BY THE LINE INTERCEPTION METHOD. CANFIELD, R.H.; 1944.
12-PROGRESS IN RANGE MANAGEMENT. CHAPLINE, W.R.; 1949.
13-VARIABILITY IN GROWTH CHARACTERISTICS OF FORAGE PLANTS ON SUMMER RANGE IN CENTRAL UTAH. CLARK, I.; 1945.
14-LAND USE POTENTIALITIES OF ARTIFICIALLY-INDUCED PRECIPITATION IN THE WESTERN UNITED STATES. CLAWSON, M.; 1952.
15-A METHOD FOR ESTIMATING CARRYING CAPACITY OF RANGE LANDS. DASMANN, W.; 1945.
16-LEAF KEY TO COMMON FOREST TREES OF THE YUCATAN PENINSULA. EGLER, F.E.; 1943.
17-CLAVE FOLIAR DE LOS ARBOLES COMUNES DE LA PENINSULA DE YUCATAN. 1943.
18-THE ECOLOGICAL BASIS FOR JUDGING CONDITION AND TREND ON MOUNTAIN RANGE LAND. ELLISON, L.; 1949.
19-ESTABLISHMENT OF VEGETATION ON DEPLETED SUBALPINE RANGE AS INFLUENCED BY MICROENVIRONMENT. ELLISON, L.; 1949.
20-BIOTIC COMMUNITIES OF THE NORTHERN DESERT SHRUB BIOME IN WESTERN UTAH. FAUTIN, R.W.; 1946.
21-VEGETATION OF THE CREOSOTEBUSH AREA OF THE RIO GRANDE VALLEY IN NEW MEXICO. GARDNER, J.L.; 1951.
22-PRELIMINARY REPORT ON MINERAL DEFICIENCIES IN DOUGLAS-FIR AND WESTERN RED CEDAR. GESSEL, S.P., WALKER, R.B., AND HADDOCK, P.G.; 1951.
23-THE POLLINATION OF CALYCANTHUS OCCIDENTALIS. GRANT, V.; 1950.
24-STUDIES ON BLUEBUNCH WHEATGRASS IN MONTANA AND HEIGHT-WEIGHT RELATIONSHIPS OF CERTAIN RANGE GRASSES. HEADY, H.F.; 1950.
25-ECOLOGY OF THE NATIVE VEGETATION OF THE LOESS HILLS IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA. HOPKINS, H.H.; 1951.
26-CHEATGRASS-A CHALLENGE TO RANGE RESEARCH. HULL, A.C., AND PECHANEC, J.F.; 1947.
27-DEPTH, SEASON, AND ROW SPACING FOR PLANTING GRASSES ON SOUTHERN IDAHO RANGE LANDS. HULL, A.C.; 1948.
28-RECREATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS OF WESTERN BIG GAME HUNT MANAGEMENT. JOHNSON, F.W., AND RASMUSSEN, D.I.; 1946.
29-MANAGEMENT OF RESEEDED PASTURES. JOHNSON, W.M.; 1952.
30-PASTURES OF THE BLACK SOIL PLAINS. WALES, N.S.; 1938.
31-PRESCRIBED BURNING IN RELATION TO GRAZING IN THE LONGLEAF-SLASH PINE TYPE. LEMON, P.C.; 1946.
32-PRELIMINARY PRESENTATION ON PASTURE INVESTIGATIONS TECHNIQUE. U.S.D.A.; 1936.

VOLUME 7

1-NOTES ON THE TYPES OF SOME CALIFORNIAN SPECIES OF CONVOLVULUS. ABRAMS, L.; 1946.
2-THE STRUCTURE AND ENVIRONMENT OF FOREST COMMUNITIES IN CENTRAL IOWA. AIKMAN, J.M., AND SMELSER, A.W.; 1938.
3-DISTRIBUTION AND CONTROL OF SEVERAL WOODY PLANTS IN TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA. ALLRED, B.W.; 1949.
4-ELEOCHARIS IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION. BEETLE, A.A.; 1938.
5-EFFECTS OF HERBAGE REMOVAL AT VARIOUS DATES ON VIGOR OF BLUEBUNCH WHEATGRASS AND ARROWLEAF BALSAMROOT. BLAISDELL, J.P., AND PECHANEC, J.F.; 1949.
6-VARIATIONS IN CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF BLUEBUNCH WHEATGRASS, ARROWLEAF BALSAMROOT, AND ASSOCIATED RANGE PLANTS. BLAISDELL, J.P, WIESE, A.C., AND HODGSON, C.W.; 1952.
7-THE EFFECT OF EARLY SPRING FLOODING ON CERTAIN FORAGE CROPS. BOLTON, J.L., AND MCKENZIE, R.E.; 1946.
8-EFFECT OF VARIOUS SOIL TREATMENTS ON NITRATES, SOIL, MOISTURE, AND YIELD OF WINTER WHEAT. BRACKEN, A.F.; 1940.
9-EFFECTS OF FREQUENT CLIPPING ON THE UNDERGROUND FOOD RESERVES OF CERTAIN PRAIRIE GRASSES. BUKEY, F.S., AND WEAVER, J.E.; 1939.
10-MAMMALS OF THE CHIRICAHUA MOUNTAINS, COCHISE COUNTY, ARIZONA. CAHALANE, V.H.; 1939.
11-DETERMINING FORAGE WEIGHT ON SOUTHERN FOREST RANGES. CAMPBELL, R.S., AND CASSADY, J.T.; 1949.
12-ECOLOGY-PROGRESS IN UTILIZATION STANDARDS FOR WESTERN RANGES. CAMPBELL, R.S.; 1943.
13-MILESTONES IN RANGE MANAGEMENT. CAMPBELL, R.S.; 1948.
14-PERENNIAL GRASS COMPOSITION AS AN INDICATOR OF CONDITION OF SOUTHWESTERN MIXED GRASS RANGES. CANFIELD, R.H.; 1948.
15-BLUESTEM RANGE IN THE PINEY WOODS OF LOUISIANA AND EAST TEXAS. CASSADY, J.T.; 1951.
16-CERTAIN ECOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ORANGE SNEEZEWEED. CASSADY, J.T.; 1940.
17-RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN ADMINISTRATION OF FEDERAL RANGE LAND. CLAWSON, M.; 1951.
18-A METHOD FOR MEASURING UTILIZATION OF BLUESTEM WHEATGRASS ON EXPERIMENTAL RANGE PASTURES. COLLINS, R.W.; 1943.
19-A PRELIMINARY REVISION OF THE PERENNIAL SPECIES OF ERIOPHYLLUM. CONSTANCE, L.; 1934.
20-SELECTIVE HERBICIDES FOR IMPROVING CALIFORNIA FOREST RANGES. CORNELIUS, D.R., AND GRAHAM, C.A.; 1951.
21-SOME DYNAMICS OF A MULE DEER POPULATION. CRONEMILLER, F.P.; 1951.
22-HISTORICAL SKETCH OF BARILLA. DAYTON, W.A.; 1951.
23-CONTROL OF ORANGE SNEEZEWEED WITH 2,4-D. DORAN, C.W.; 1951.
24-PASTURES AND CORRALS IN RANGE LAMBING. DOUGLAS, L.H.; N/D.
25-NATIONAL PARK SERVICE GRAZING POLICY. DRURY, N.B.; 1944.
26-INDIGENE VERSUS ALIEN IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF ARID HAWAIIAN VEGETATION. EGLER, F.E.; 1942.
27-SOME STATISTICS OF ACHRAS ZAPOTA LEAVES, BRITISH HONDURAS. EGLER, F.E.; 1944.
28-THE DEVELOPMENT AND SURVIVAL OF SPECIES AND VARIETIES IN PLANTED PASTURES. EISELE, H.F., AND AIKMAN, J.M.; 1933.
29-EFFECTS OF DROUGHT ON VEGETATION NEAR MILES CITY, MONTANA. ELLISON, L., AND WOOLFOLK, E.J.; 1937.
30-INFLUENCE OF POCKET GOPHERS ON VEGETATION OF SUBALPINE GRASSLAND IN CENTRAL UTAH. ELLISON, L., AND ALDOUS, C.M.; 1952.
31-THE POCKET GOPHER IN RELATION TO SOIL EROSION ON MOUNTAIN RANGE. ELLISON, L.; 1946.
32-EFFECTS OF THIRTY YEARS OF PROTECTION FROM GRAZING IN DESERT GRASSLAND. GARDNER, J.L.; 1950.
33-MISTAKEN DIAGNOSIS OF ACTINOMYCOSIS FOR OSTEOGENIC SARCOMA IN AN AMERICAN ELK. DRAKE, C.H.; 1951.
34-EFFECTS OF THIRTY YEARS OF PROTECTION FROM GRAZING IN DESERT GRASSLAND. GARDNER, J.L.; 1950.
35-STUDIES IN TILLERING. GARDNER, J.L.; 1942.
36-SOME PROBABLE FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS IN CONTROL OF NOXIOUS RANGE PLANTS. GLENDENING, G.E.; 1949.
37-SOME QUANTITATIVE DATA ON THE INCREASE OF MESQUITE AND CACTUS ON A DESERT GRASSLAND RANGE IN SOUTHERN ARIZONA. GLENDENING, G.E.; 1952.
38-PLANT INDICATORS OF WISCONSIN PRAIRIES. GOULD, F.W.; 1941.
39-THE PROTECTION OF THE OVULES IN FLOWERING PLANTS. GRANT, V.; 1950.
40-VEGETATION TYPES IN NORTHWESTERN ALASKA AND COMPARISONS WITH COMMUNITIES IN OTHER ARCTIC REGIONS. HANSON, H.C.; 1953.
41-USE OF AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS AND SUB-SAMPLING IN RANGE INVENTORIES. HARRIS, R.W.; 1951.
42-A BOTANICAL SURVEY IN THE IOWA LAKE REGION OF CLAY AND PALO ALTO COUNTIES. HAYDEN, A.; 1942.
43-NATURAL REVEGETATION OF RANGE LANDS BASED UPON GROWTH REQUIREMENTS AND LIFE HISTORY OF THE VEGETATION. SAMPSON, A.W.; 1914.
44-THE HISTORY OF WESTERN RANGE RESEARCH. U.S.D.A.; 1944.

VOLUME 8

1-METHODS OF DETERMINING UTILIZATION OF RANGE FORAGE. HEADY, H.F.; 1949.
2-A TAXONOMIC STUDY OF THE GENUS NAMA-I. HITCHCOCK, C.L.; 1933.
3-A TAXONOMIC STUDY OF THE GENUS NAMA-II. HITCHCOCK, C.L.; 1933.
4-THE EFFECTS OF CLIPPING BLUESTEM WHEATGRASS AND BLUE GRAMA AT DIFFERENT HEIGHTS AND FREQUENCIES. HOLSCHER, C.E.; 1945.
5-BIRDS OBSERVED IN THE BLUE MOUNTAINS AREA OF WASHINGTON DURING 1946. HUDSON, G.E.; 1947.
6-GROWTH PERIODS AND HERBAGE PRODUCTION OF CHEATGRASS AND RESEEDED GRASSES IN SOUTHWESTERN IDAHO. HULL, A.C.; 1949.
7-NATURAL REVEGETATION OF ABANDONED CROP LAND IN THE PONDEROSA PINE ZONE OF THE PIKE'S PEAK REGION IN COLORADO. JOHNSON, W.M.; 1945.
8-UTAH'S BIG GAME, LIVESTOCK, AND RANGE RELATIONSHIP RESEARCH PROJECT. JULANDER, O.; 1951.
9-SECONDARY PLANT SUCCESSION ON AN DREDED LINDLEY SOIL AS AFFECTED BY VARIATIONS IN CULTURAL TREATMENT. KUCERA, C.L., AND AIKMAN, J.M.; 1951.
10-A STUDY OF POISONOUS DRYMARIA ON SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO RANGES. LITTLE, E.L.; 1937.
11-MODE OF OCCURRENCE OF CAOUTCHOUC IN THE GUAYULE, PARTHENIUM ARGENTATUM GRAY, AND ITS FUNCTION. LLOYD, F.E.; 1932.
12-PRECIPITATION IN RELATION TO ALTITUDE IN CENTRAL UTAH. 1950.
13-RECOVERY AND VIABILITY OF MACARTNEY ROSE SEEDS FED TO CATTLE. MCCULLY, W.G.; 1951.
14-HOST-PARASITE RELATIONS OF SCLEROSPORA GRAMINICOLA ON SPECIES OF SETARIA. MCDONOUGH, E.S.; 1938.
15-MESQUITE SEEDS REMAIN VIABLE AFTER 44 YEARS. MARTIN, S.C.; 1948.
16-EFFECTS OF SPRING AND FALL GRAZING BY SHEEP ON VEGETATION OF THE UPPER SNAKE RIVER PLAINS. MUEGGLER, W.F.; 1950.
17-SOME TOXICOLOGICAL AND PHARMACOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF THE PROTEOLYTIC ENZYME, FICIN. MOLITOR, H., MUSHETT, C.W., AND KUNA, S.; 1940.
18-REPLACING WYETHIA WITH DESIRABLE FORAGE SPECIES. MUEGGLER, W.F., AND BLAISDELL, J.P.; 1951.
19-STUDIES IN ONAGRACEAE, I THROUGH XI. MUNZ, P.A.; 1928.
20-ROCKY MOUNTAIN HERBARIUM STUDIES, III. NELSON, A.; 1935.
21-THE O'NEILL-NAGEL NON-GLARE ADJUSTABLE ILLUMINATION FOR STEREOSCOPY. O'NEILL, H., AND NAGEL, W.; 1952.
22-THE SOIL PROFILE AS AN AID TO RANGE MANAGEMENT. OLSON, O.C.; 1952.
23-THE AFFORESTATION OF TENTSMUIR SANDS. OVINGTON, J.D.; 1951.
24-A STUDY OF THE DEER AND ELK HERDS OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK, COLORADO. PACKARD, F.M.; 1947.
25-A SURVEY OF THE BEAVER POPULATION OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK, COLORADO. PACKARD, F.M.; 1947.
26-FOOD REQUIREMENTS OF SOME ALASKAN GAME MAMMALS. PALMER, L.J.; 1944.
27-INFLUENCE OF LEAFAGE REMOVAL ON ANATOMICAL STRUCTURE OF ROOTS OF STIPA PULCHRA AND BROMUS HORDEACEUS. PARKER, K.W., AND SAMPSON, A.W.; 1930.
28-AN AREA-LIST METHOD OF MEASURING RANGE PLANT POPULATIONS. PEARSE, K.; 1935.
29-EFFECTS OF THE 1934 DROUGHT ON NATIVE VEGETATION OF THE UPPER SNAKE RIVER PLAINS, IDAHO. PECHANEC, J.F., PICKFORD, G.D., AND STEWART, G.; 1937.
30-THE MOSS GENUS BRACHYTHECIUM IN WYOMING. PORTER, C.L.; 1934.
31-A NEW SPECIES OF OXYTROPIS FROM THE CENTRAL ROCKY MOUNTAINS. PORTER, C.L.; 1947.
32-STUDIES IN WYOMING GRASSES. PORTER, C.L.; 1939.
33-STUDIES IN WYOMING GRASSES II. PORTER, C.L., AND LANG, R.; 1941.
34-STUDIES IN WYOMING GRASSES III. PORTER, C.L.; 1941.
35-STUDIES IN WYOMING GRASSES IV. PORTER, C.L.; 1942.
36-STUDIES IN WYOMING GRASSES V. PORTER, C.L.; 1944.
37-STUDIES IN WYOMING GRASSES VI. PORTER, C.L.; 1946.
38-THE PLACE OF RANGE EXTENSION IN MONTANA AGRICULTURE. POULTON, C.E.; 1947.
39-SOME FACTORS AFFECTING SLEET DAMAGE TO SHADE TREES ON THE SOUTHERN GREAT PLAINS. 1939.
40-PLANT SUCCESSION ON SUBALPINE GRASSLANDS AS AFFECTED BY LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT. REID, E.H.; 1941.
41-MERRIAM KANGAROO RAT A FACTOR IN MESQUITE PROPAGATION ON SOUTHERN ARIZONA RANGE LANDS. REYNOLDS, H.G., AND GLENDENING, G.E.; 1949.
42-ESTIMATING PERENNIAL GRASS UTILIZATION ON SEMIDESERT CATTLE RANGES BY PERCENTAGE OF UNGRAZED PLANTS. ROACH, M.E.; 1950.

VOLUME 9

1-PROBLEMS IN BREEDING PASTURE PLANTS. AAMODT, O.S.; 1949.
2-MESQUITE SEED AND SEEDLING RESPONSE TO 2,4-D AND 2,4,5-T. BLAIR, B.O.; 1951.
3-THE EFFECT OF EARLY SPRING FLOODING ON CERTAIN FORAGE CROPS. BOLTON, J.L., AND MCKENZIE, R.E.; 1945.
4-VEGETATIVE CHARACTERS OF COMMON WESTERN WEED SEEDLINGS AS AN AID TO THEIR IDENTIFICATION. BUDD, A.C.; 1947.
5-MANAGING OUR RANGE RESOURCES. CHAPLINE, W.R., AND CAMPBELL, R.S.; 1938.
6-STUDIES IN THE SIMAROUBACEAE III. CRONQUIST, A.; 1944.
7-DESCRIPTION AND RECORDING OF VEGETATION UPON A STRUCTURAL BASIS. DANSEREAU, P.; 1953.
8-OBSERVATIONS ON ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH RELATING TO SOIL EROSION OF PASTURELANDS IN EASTERN NEW SOUTH WALES. ELLISON, L.; 1952.
9-DEVELOPMENT OF NESTLING YELLOW-HEADED BLACKBIRDS. FAUTIN, R.W.; 1941.
10-THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF TERRITORIES BY THE YELLOW-HEADED BLACKBIRD IN UTAH. FAUTIN, R.W.; 1940.
11-INCUBATION STUDIES OF THE YELLOW-HEADED BLACKBIRD. FAUTIN, R.W.; 1941.
12-DEVELOPMENT OF SEEDLINGS OF HETEROPOGON CONTORTUS AS RELATED TO SOIL MOISTURE AND COMPETITION. GLENDENING, G.E.; 1941.
13-NOTES ON GENUS ELYMUS. GOULD, F.W.; 1945.
14-IRRIGATED PASTURES FOR BROAD ACRES. HALL, F.A.; 1941.
15-AN ABNORMAL PEPPERGRASS. HITCHCOCK, C.L.; 1945.
16-REVISION OF HORKELIA AND IVESIA. KECK, D.D.; 1938.
17-SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES ON THE AMERICAN SPECIES OF ERYTHRINA-II. KRUKOFF, B.A.; 1943.
18-MAXIMUM DEPTH OF SEEDING EIGHT CULTIVATED GRASSES. MCKENZIE, R.E., HEINRICHS, D.H., AND ANDERSON, L.J.; 1946.
19-A REVISION OF COUMA AND PARAHANCORNIA. MONACHINO, J.; 1943.
20-THE NORTH AMERICAN SPECIES OF OROBANCHE, AECTION MYZORRHIZA. MUNZ, P.A.; 1931.
21-JACKSON HOLE NATIONAL MONUMENT AND THE ELK. MURIE, O.J.; 1945.
22-THE WYOMING SPECIES OF ANTENNARIA. N/D.
23-A NEW SPECIES OF ASTRAGALUS FROM ARIZONA. PORTER, C.L.; 1941.
24-CHAPARRAL CROWN SPROUTS AS BROWSE FOR DEER. REYNOLDS, H.G., AND SAMPSON, A.W.; 1943.
25-MONOGRAPHIC STUDY OF ARABIS IN WESTERN NORTH AMERICA. ROLLINS, R.C.; 1941.
26-NOTES ON CERTAIN CRUCIFERAE OF MEXICO AND SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES. ROLLINS, R.C.; 1939.
27-NATURAL REVEGETATION OF ABANDONED FARM LAND IN THE CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN GREAT PLAINS. SAVAGE, D.A., AND RUNYON, H.E.; 1037.
28-HOME-COMING OF THE ELK. SHARRITT, G.V.; N/D.
29-SEX EXPRESSION IN WILLOWS. SMITH, E.C.; 1940.
30-FLORAL MORPHOLOGY OF CHRYSOTHAMNUS NAUSEOSUS SPECIOSUS. SNOW, E.; 1945.
31-REVEGETATING MAN-MADE DESERTS. STEWART, G.; 1938.
32-ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF TRANSPIRATION. WHITFIELD, C.J.; 1932.
33-CONDUCTION OF RAINFALL BY PLANT STEMS IN A TROPICAL RAIN FOREST. VOTH, P.D.; 1939.
34-RESPONSES OF MARCHANTIA POLLYMORPHA TO NUTRIENT SUPPLY AND PHOTOPERIOD. VOTH, P.D., AND HAMNER, K.C.; 1940.
35-DETERIORATION OF GRASSLAND FROM STABILITY TO DENUDATION WITH DECREASE IN SOIL MOISTURE. WEAVER, J.E., AND ALBERTSON, F.W.; 1940.

VOLUME 10

1-CLIMATIC CYCLES AND HUMAN POPULATIONS IN THE GREAT PLAINS. CLEMENTS, F.E.; 1938.
2-INVESTIGATIONS IN ECOLOGY. CLEMENTS, F.E.; 1928.
3-HEIGHT-VOLUME DISTRIBUTION IN RANGE GRASSES. CRAFTS, E.C.; 1938.
4-CHAPARRAL. CRONEMILLER, F.P.; 1942.
5-ANTIBIOTIC AND ANTITOXIC EFFECTS IN PRAIRIE SUNFLOWER. CURTIS, J.T., AND COTTAM, G.; 1950.
6-DEER-LIVESTOCK FORAGE STUDIES ON THE INTERSTATE WINTER DEER RANGE IN CALIFORNIA. DASMANN, W.P.; 1949.
7-EXPERIMENT IN CORRELATION OF TREE-GROWTH RINGS AND PRECIPITATION-CYCLES. DAVIS, W.E., AND SAMPSON, A.W.; 1936.
8-THE EFFECTS OF VARIOUS GERMINATION TECHNIQUES TO OVERCOME DORMANCY IN GREEN STIPAGRASS SEED. DAWSON, M.D., AND HEINRICHS, D.H.; 1952.
9-CONDITION AND MANAGEMENT OF RANGE LAND BASED ON QUANTITATIVE ECOLOGY. DYKSTERHUIS, E.J.; 1949.
10-STUDIES ON THE COMPETITION OF CRESTED WHEATGRASS WITH PERENNIAL NATIVE SPECIES. HEINRICHS, D.H., AND COLTON, J.L.; 1950.
11-THE XEROPHYLLOUS SPECIES OF PHILADELPHUS IN SOUTHWESTERN NORTH AMERICA. HITCHCOCK, C.L.; 1943.
12-NOTES ON ORTHOCARPUS. KECK, D.D.; 1940.
13-REVISION OF HORKELIA AND IVESIA. KECK, D.D.; 1938.
14-STUDIES IN PENSTEMON-II. THE SECTION HESPEROTHAMNUS. KECK, D.D.; 1936.
15-STUDIES IN PENSTEMON VI. THE SECTION AURATOR. KECK, D.D.; 1938.
16-SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES ON AMERICAN MENISPERMACEAE-III. KRUKOFF, B.A., AND MOLDENKE, H.N.; 1943.
17-THE ABILITY OF FORAGE PLANTS TO SURVIVE EARLY SPRING FLOODING. MCKENZIE, R.E.; 1951.
18-THE EFFECT OF FLOODING ON EMERGENCE OF FORAGE CROP SEEDS. MCKENZIE, R.E., ANDERSON, L.J., AND HEINRICHS, D.H.; 1949.
19-A COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS OF SEEDING ABANDONED FARM LAND TO CRESTED WHEATGRASS BY THE PREPARATORY CROP METHOD. MEIK, E.E.; 1950.
20-STATUS OF BROWSE ON RANGES OF EASTERN OREGON AND EASTERN WASHINGTON. MITCHELL, G.E.; 1951.
21-GRAZING HABITS OF CATTLE IN A MIXED PRAIRIE PASTURE. MOOREFIELD, J.G., AND HOPKINS, H.H.; 1951.
22-A REVISION OF CERTAIN SPECIES OF PLANTS OF THE GENUS ANTENNARIA. NELSON, E.; 1901.
23-ARTIFICIAL RESEEDING AND THE CLOSED COMMUNITY. ROBERTSON, J.H., AND PEARSE, C.K.; 1945.
24-RESPONSES OF RANGE GRASSES TO DIFFERENT INTENSITIES OF COMPETITION WITH SAGEBRUSH. ROBERTSON, J.H.; 1947.
25-WINTER MORTALITY OF MULE DEER IN UTAH IN RELATION TO RANGE CONDITION. ROBINETTE, W.L., JULANDER, O., GASHWILER, J.S., AND SMITH, J.G.; 1952.
26-TWO NEW UMBELLIFEROUS PLANTS FROM THE COASTAL PLAIN OF GEORGIA. ROSE, J.N.; 1905.
27-SOME EFFECTS OF LIVESTOCK GRAZING ON PONDEROSA PINE FOREST AND RANGE IN CENTRAL WASHINGTON. RUMMEL, R.S.; 1951.
28-SOME EXTINCT OR LOST AND REDISCOVERED PLANTS-I. 1924.
29-EFFECT OF CHAPARRAL BURNING ON SOIL EROSION AND ON SOIL-MOISTURE RELATIONS. SAMPSON, A.W.; 1944.
30-GROWTH AND SEASONAL CHANGES IN COMPOSITION OF OAK LEAVES. SAMPSON, A.W., AND SAMISCH, R.; 1935.
31-INFLUENCE OF GRAZING AND MULCH ON FORAGE GROWTH. SCHWAN, H.E., HODGES, D.J., AND WEAVER, C.N.; 1949.
32-THE ROOSEVELT ELK ON THE OLYMPIC PENINSULA, WASHINGTON. SCHWARTZ, J.E., AND MITCHELL, G.E.; 1945.
33-REVISION OF THE GENUS LEUCELENE GREENE. SHINNERS, L.H.; 1946.
34-A STUDY OF THE RELIABILITY OF RANGE VEGETATION ESTIMATES. SMITH, A.D.; 1944.
35-DEER AND SHEEP COMPETITION IN UTAH. SMITH, J.G., AND JULANDER, O.; 1953.
36-FOOD HABITS OF MULE DEER IN UTAH. SMITH, J.G.; 1952.
37-THE CONTROL OF BITTERWEED ON TEXAS RANGES. SPERRY, O.E.; 1949.
38-RAYLESS GOLDENROD-A POISONOUS RANGE PLANT IN TEXAS. SPERRY, O.E.; 1953.
39-GRAZING PREFERENCES OF CATTLE FOR CERTAIN RESEEDING GRASSES. SPRINGFIELD, H.W., AND REYNOLDS, H.G.; 1951.
40-CHEATGRASS-AN ECOLOGICAL INTRUDER IN SOUTHERN IDAHO. STEWART, G., AND HULL, A.C.; 1949.
41-A CORRELATION METHOD FOR ECOLOGY AS EXEMPLIFIED BY STUDIES OF NATIVE DESERT VEGETATION. STEWART, G., AND KELLER, W.; 1936.
42- A LAND POLICY FOR THE PUBLIC DOMAIN. STEWART, G.; N/D.
43-THE BIO-ECOLOGY OF FOREST AND RANGE. TAYLOR, W.P., AND MCGINNIES, W.G.; 1928.
44-NOTES ON THE DALL PORPOISE OFF CALIFORNIA. YOCOM, C.F.; 1946.
45-THE CARRYING CAPACITY OF BIG GAME RANGE. YOUNG, V.A.; 1938.
46-HARDWOOD INVASION IN A COMPARATIVELY OLD WHITE PINE AFFORESTED AREA. YOUNG, V.A.; 1933.
47-REGENERATION IN A SWEET CHERRY LEAF. YOUNG, V.A.; 1932.
48-SUMMER RANGE MANAGEMENT COURSE ON WHEELS FOR COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AGENTS IN TEXAS. YOUNG, V.A.; 1951.

VOLUME 11

1-THE UNDIFFERENTIATED DECIDUOUS FOREST CLIMAX AND THE ASSOCIATION SEGREGATE. BRAUN, E.L.; 1935.
2-PROBLEMS OF MEASURING FORAGE UTILIZATION ON WESTERN RANGES. CAMPBELL, R.S.; 1937.
3-CERTAIN ECOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ORANGE SNEEZEWOOD. CASSADY, J.T.; 1940.
4-NEARCTIC SPIDERS OF THE GENUS WUBANA. CHANBERLIN, R.V., AND IVIE, W.; 1936.
5-THE HUMAN SIDE OF SNOW-THE SAGA OF MOUNT ROSE OBSERVATORY. CHURCH, J.E.; 1937.
6-A DROUGHT RESISTING ADAPTATION IN SEEDLINGS OF HOPI MAIZE. COLLINS, G.N.; 1914.
7-STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF SAMPLING ON SNOW COURSES. CONNAUGHTON, C.A.; 1937.
8-CONTROL OF ORANGE SNEEZEWEED WITH 2,4-D. DORAN, C.W.; 1951.
9-TREE GROWTH AND CLIMATIC CYCLES. DOUGLASS, A.E.; N/D.
10-THE LANGUAGE OF TREE RINGS. GLOCK, W.S.; N/D.
11-STRUCTURAL AND CHEMICAL ASPECTS OF ANIMAL COLORATION. FOX, D.L.; 1936.
12-IN PRAISE OF PARASITISM. FREEMAN, E.M.; 1937.
13-CONDITIONED BEHAVIOR OF ISOLATED AND GROUPED COCKROACHES ON A SIMPLE MAZE. GATES, F.G., AND ALLEE, W.C.; 1933.
14-A METHOD FOR COMPARING THE FLOW FROM A PAIR OF EXPERIMENTAL WATERSHEDS. GOODELL, B.C.; 1951.
15-THE GROWTH AND METABOLISM OF MIXED CULTURES OF AMMONIA PRODUCING MICROORGANISMS. GREAVES, J.E., GREAVES, J.D., AND HICKMAN, I.; 1934.
16-ON THE EVOLUTION OF THE SKULLS OF VERTEBRATES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO HERITABLE CHANGES IN PROPORTIONAL DIAMETERS. GREGORY, W.K.; 1935.
17-EFFECT OF REPLACEABLE SODIUM ON SOIL PERMEABILITY. HARRIS, A.E.; 1931.
18-CHEMICAL CONTROL OF BIG SAGEBRUSH IN WYOMING. HULL, A.C., KISSINGER, N.A., AND VAUGHN, W.T.; 1952.
19-CONTROLLING BIG SAGEBRUSH WITH 2,4-D AND OTHER CHEMICALS. HULL, A.C., AND VAUGHN, W.T.; 1951.
20-AMERICAN DEMOCRACY ON THE RANGE. U.S. GRAZING SERVICE; 1940.
21-THE BUILDING OF THE FEDERAL RANGE. U.S. DEPT. OF INTERIOR; 1939.
22-CONSERVATION COUSINS-GRAZING AND PARKS. U.S. DEPT OF INTERIOR; 1939.
23-THE USE AND ABUSE OF THE PUBLIC RANGE. U.S. DEPT OF INTERIOR; 1937.
24-TREE RING WIDTH AS AN INDEX OF PHYSIOLOGICAL DRYNESS IN NEW ENGLAND. LYON, C.J.; 1936.
25-EFFECT OF FREQUENT CLIPPING ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF CERTAIN GRASS SEEDLINGS. ROBERTSON, J.H.; N/D.
26-RESEEDING RESEARCH IN THE INTERMOUNTAIN REGION. STEWART, G.; 1950.
27-OSMOTIC PRESSURE AND WATER CONTENT OF PRAIRIE PLANTS. STODDART, L.A.; 1935.
28-THE ECOLOGICAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE MAMMALS ON THE NORTH SLOPE OF THE UINTA MOUNTAINS. SVIHLA, R.D.; 1932.
29-A TEST OF SOME RODENT AND BIRD INFLUENCES ON WESTERN YELLOW PINE REPRODUCTION AT FORT VALLEY, FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA. TAYLOR, W.P., AND GORSUCH, D.M.; 1932.
30-OBSERVATIONS OF INFILTRATION RATES AND SEDIMENT PRODUCTION ON BIG GAME RANGES. 1952.
31-THE EFFECT OF CLIPPING FREQUENCY ON THE PRODUCTIVITY AND ROOT DEVELOPMENT OF RUSSIAN WILD RYE IN THE GREENHOUSE. THAINE, R., AND HEINRICHS, D.H.; 1951.
32-THE PROGENY TEST AS A MEASURE OF THE TYPES OF SEED-DEVELOPMENT ON POA PRATENSIS L. TINNEY, F.W., AND AAMODT, O.S.; 1940.
33-GROWTH CHARACTERISTICS OF BLUE GRAMA IN NORTHEASTERN COLORADO. TURNER, G.T., AND KLIPPLE, G.E.; 1952.
34-RANGE EDUCATION FOR THE TEXAS RANCHER. WALKER, A.H.; 1952.
35-THE MORPHOLOGY AND PHYLOGENETIC POSITION OF THE GENUS JOUVEA. WEATHERWAX, P.; 1939.
36-DETERIORATION OF MIDWESTERN RANGES. WEAVER, J.E., AND ALBERTSON, F.W.; 1940.
37-MEASUREMENT OF RUN-OFF AND SOIL EROSION BY A SINGLE INVESTIGATOR. WEAVER, J.E., AND NOLL, W.; 1935.
38-RELATION BETWEEN THE DEVELOPMENT OF ROOT SYSTEM AND SHOOT UNDER LONG AND SHORT DAY ILLUMINATION. WEAVER, J.E., AND HIMMEL, W.J.; 1929.
39-THE EFFECT OF REPLACEABLE BASES ON THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SOILS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE EFFECT OF REPLACEABLE CALCIUM AND SODIUM ON INDEX OF FRIABILITY. WEBB, D.H., JENNINGS, D.S., AND PETERSON, J.D.; 1936.
40-A NEW KALLSTROEMIA FROM TEXAS. WILLIAMS, L.; 1935.
41-THE RELATION OF SUCCESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TO THE SILVICULTURE OF FOREST BURN COMMUNITIES IN SOUTHERN NEW YORK. WILM, H.G.; 1936.
42-THE INFLUENCE OF A LODGEPOLE PINE FOREST ON STORAGE AND MELTING OF SNOW. WILM, H.G., AND COLLET, M.H.; 1940.
43-SPECIES ISOLATION AND A PREGLACIAL LAKE IN SOUTHERN OHIO. WOLFE, J.N.; 1942.
44-MAKING THE MOST OF THE RESEARCH DOLLAR. WOOLFOLK, E.J.; 1952.
45-CERTAIN SOCIOLOGICAL ASPECTS ASSOCIATED WITH PLANT COMPETITION BETWEEN NATIVE AND FOREIGN SPECIES IN A SALINE AREA. YOUNG, V.A.; 1936.
46-EDAPHIC AND VEGETATIONAL CHANGES ASSOCIATED WITH INJURY OF A WHITE PINE PLANTATION BY ROOSTING BIRDS. YOUNG, V.A.; 1936.
47-MANAGEMENT OF SHEEP ON NEEDLEGRASS RANGES TO REDUCE MECHANICAL INJURY. YOUNG, V.A.; 1950.

VOLUME 12

1-CORRELATED CHARACTERS IN MAIZE BREEDING. COLLINS, G.N.; 1916.
2-HYBRIDS OF ZEA RAMOSA AND ZEA TUNICATA. COLLINS, G.N.; 1917.
3-A MORE ACCURATE METHOD OF COMPARING FIRST GENERATION MAIZE HYBRIDS WITH THEIR PARENTS. COLLINS, G.N.; 1914.
4-NEW PLACE EFFECT IN MAIZE. COLLINS, G.N.; 1918.
5-THE PHYLOGENY OF MAIZE. COLLINS, G.N.; 1931.
6-STRUCTURE OF THE MAIZE EAR AS INDICATED IN ZEA-EUCHLAENA HYBRIDS. COLLINS, G.N.; 1919.
7-A TEOSINTE-MAIZE HYBRID. COLLINS, G.N.; 1920.
8-RECENT CONTRIBUTIONS TO PLANT EVOLUTION. CAMPBELL, D.H.; 1932.
9-A LIST OF THE AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES OF ARIZONA, WITH NOTES ON THE SPECIES IN THE COLLECTION OF THE ACADEMY. DENBURGH, J.V., AND SLEVIN, J.R.; 1913.
10-COMPARISON OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND SOME PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF PRAIRIE VEGETATION AND CULTIVATED MAIZE. FLORY, E.L.; 1936.
11-INDICATOR SIGNIFICANCE OF VEGETATION IN TOOELE VALLEY, UTAH. KEARNEY, T.H., GRIGGS, L.J., SHANTZ, H.L., MCLANE, J.W., AND PEIMEISEL, R.L.; 1914.
12-A MONOGRAPHIC STUDY OF THE GENUS SYCIUM OF THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE. HITCHCOCK, C.L.; 1932.

VOLUME 13

1-BLUE LUPINE IS A VALUABLE LEGUME. BAILEY, R.Y.; 1944.
2-RELATION OF GRASS COVER TO EROSION CONTROL. BENNETT, H.H.; 1935.
3-THE RELATIONSHIPS OF THE HEPATICAE. CAMPBELL, D.H.; 1936.
4-PLANT SUCCESSION AND GRAZING CAPACITY ON CLAY SOILS IN SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO. CAMPBELL, R.S.; 1931.
5-LEARN HUNGER SIGNS OF CROPS. DETURK, E.E.; 1946.
6-GRAZING LAND MANAGEMENT. DOUGLAS, V.M.; 1947.
7-MOSSES OF THE GREAT SALT LAKE REGION. 1933.
8-FOREST TREE DISEASES. GARRETT, A.O.; 1921.
9-CLIMATE AND MAN-A SUMMARY. U.S.D.A.; 1941.
10-SOILS AND MEN-A SUMMARY. U.S.D.A.; 1939.
11-TREES, SHRUBS, AND FLOWERS OF THE REDWOOD REGION. JEPSON, W.L.; 1935.
12-INFILTRATION AND CAPILLARY RISE IN SANDY SOILS. JOHNSON, W.M.; 1938.
13-CLIMATE AND SOIL. KELLOGG, C.E.; 1941.
14-STUDIES IN THE ROLE OF FOREST VEGETATION IN EROSION CONTROL AND WATER CONSERVATION. LOWDERMILK, W.C.; N/D.
15-FOREST RESOURCE CONSERVATION. U.S.D.A.; 1941.
16-THE ORIGIN OF THE BRILLE IN GREAT BASIN RATTLESNAKE. NEHER, E.M.; 1935.
17-THE FOOD OF INSECTS AND ITS RELATION TO RESISTANCE OF PLANTS TO INSECT ATTACK. PAINTER, R.H.; 1936.
18-PHYTOGEOGRAPHIC STUDIES IN THE ATHABASKA-GREAT SLAVE LAKE REGION. RAUP, H.M.; 1936.
19-THE DISTRIBUTION AND AFFINITIES OF THE VEGETATION OF THE ATHABASKA-GREAT SLAVE LAKE REGION. RAUP, H.M.; 1930.
20-SALIX GLAUCA L. AND ITS ALLIES IN THE ATHABASCA-GREAT SLAVE LAKE REGION. RAUP, H.M.; 1931.
21-ECONOMICS OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION: EFFECTS OF PRACTICES FOLLOWED ON FARMS IN SELECTED ILLINOIS AREAS. SAUERM, E.L.; 1947.
22-DECIDUOUS FOREST MAN AND THE GRASSLAND FAUNA. SHELFORD, V.E.; 1944.
23-LYGUS BUGS IN RELATION TO OCCURRENCE OF SHRIVELED ALFALFA. SORENSON, C.J.; 1936.
24-LEGUMES IMPROVE DRAINAGE AND REDUCE EROSION. STAUFFER, R.S.; 1948.
25-INDUCING GERMINATION IN ORYZOPSIS HYMENOIDES FOR RANGE RESEEDING. STODDART, L.A., AND WILKINSON, K.J.; 1938.
26-THE PRINCIPLE OF "DIVERSIFICATION" IN THE WILDLIFE FIELD. 1936.
27-GRASSLAND IN THE FLOODPLAIN OF ILLINOIS RIVERS. TURNER, L.M.; 1934.
28-THE NEED FOR STATISTICAL CONTROL IN SOILS EXPERIMENTS. WALDER, R.H.; 1937.
29-THE DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF METHODS FOR SAMPLING MICROCLIMATIC FACTORS. WILM, H.G.; 1946.
30-DETERMINING NET RAINFALL UNDER A CONIFER FOREST. WILM, H.G.; 1944.

VOLUME 14

1-A COMPARISON OF MAZE BEHAVIOR IN PAIRED AND ISOLATED SHELL-PARAKEETS IN A TWO-ALLEY PROBLEM BOX. MASURE, R.H., AND ALLEE, W.C.; 1936.
2-OUR EXPANDING AND CONTRACTING DESERTS. BOWMAN, I.; 1935.
3-THE VEGETATION OF OKLAHOMA. BRUNER, W.E.; 1931.
4-SCIENCE IN AN AMERICAN PROGRAM FOR SOCIAL PROGRESS. COMPTON, K.T.; 1937.
5-WHAT IS A GENE? DEMERED, M.; 1933.
6-NEW JIMPSON WEEDS FROM OLD CHROMOSOMES. BLAKESLEE, A.F.; 1934.
7-SOME RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SOIL TYPE AND FOREST SITE QUALITY. DIEBOLD, C.H.; 1935.
8-ROOT SYSTEMS OF WOODY PLANTS OF OLD FIELDS OF INDIANA. DUNCAN, W.H.; 1935.
9-A NEW WOOD RAT FROM SOUTHEASTERN UTAH. DURRANT, S.D.; 1934.
10-POSTGLACIAL VEGETATION OF THE LAKE MICHIGAN REGION. FULLER, G.D.; 1935.
11-A STUDY OF SITE, ROOT DEVELOPMENT, AND TRANSPIRATION IN RELATION TO THE DISTRIBUTION OF PINUS CONTORTA. GAIL, F.W., AND LONG, E.M.; 1935.
12-NUTRITIVE VALUE OF HIGH AND LOW CALCIUM CARRYING WHEAT. GREAVES, E.O., AND GREAVES, J.E.; 1933.
13-ON THE MEANING AND LIMITS OF IRREVERSIBILITY OF EVOLUTION. GREGORY, W.K.; 1936.
14-THE TRANSFORMATION OF ORGANIC DESIGNS:A REVIEW OF THE ORIGIN AND DEPLOYMENT OF THE EARLIER VERTEBRATES. GREGORY, W.K.; 1935.
15-QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF THE ENTIRE ROOT SYSTEMS OF WEED AND CROP PLANTS UNDER FIELD CONDITIONS. PAVLYCHENKO, T.K.; 1937.
16-THE IDENTIFICATION OF GRASSES ON THE UPPER SNAKE RIVER PLAINS BY THEIR VEGETATIVE CHARACTERS. PECHANEC, J.F.; 1936.
17-SOME PRINCIPLES OF COMPETITION AS ILLUSTRATED BY SUDAN GRASS, HOLCUS SORGHUM SUDANENSIS (PIPER) HITCH. DE PERALTA, F.; 1935.
18-PANGONIINAE OF UTAH. KNOWLTON, G.F., AND ROWE, J.A.; 1936.
19-BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF RODENTS AND PREDATORS. SHELFORD, V.E.; 1942.
20-THE PLANT LIFE ON THE SONORAN DESERT. SHREVE, F.; 1936.
21-THE PROMISE OF MODERN BOTANY FOR MAN'S WELFARE THROUGH PLANT PROTECTION. STAKMAN, E.C.; 1937.
22-THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE EGG AS SEEN BY THE EMBRYOLOGIST. STREETER, G.L.; 1931.
23-EMBRYOLOGY OF MYOSURUS MINIMUS. SWINGLE, L.D.; 1908.
24-THE USE AND ABUSE OF VEGETATIONAL CONCEPTS AND TERMS. TANSLEY, A.G.; 1935.
25-THE ECOLOGICAL BASIS OF ANTHROPOLOGY. TAYLOR, G.; 1934.
26-SOME EFFECTS OF ANIMALS ON PLANTS. TAYLOR, W.P.; 1936.
27-AQUEOUS VAPOR PRESSURE OF SOILS. THOMAS, M.D.; 1921.
28-RESPONSE OF THE PRAIRIE TO THE GREAT DROUGHT OF 1934. WEAVER, J.E., STODDART, L.A., AND NOLL, W.; 1935.
29-THE ENDOSPERM OF ZEA AND COIX. WEATHERWAX, P.; 1930.
30-NOTES ON THE FOOD HABITS OF THREE SPECIES OF LIZARDS FROM UTAH. WOODBURY, L.A.; 1932.
31-PLANT DISTRIBUTION AS INFLUENCED BY SOIL HETEROGENEITY IN CRANBERRY LAKE REGION OF THE ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS. YOUNG, V.A.; 1934.

VOLUME 15

1-STUDIES OF NATIVE RED CEDARS IN WEST CENTRAL KANSAS. ALBERTSON, F.W.; 1940.
2-TYPES OF VEGETATION IN THE SEMIARID PORTION OF THE UNITED STATES AND THEIR ECONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE. ALDOUS, A.E., AND SHANTZ, H.L.; 1924.
3-EROSION, THEN AND NOW. AMERICAN NATIONAL LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION; N/D.
4-PLANT SUCCESSION AND GRAZING CAPACITY ON CLAY SOILS IN SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO. CAMPBELL, R.S.; 1931.
5-MEASUREMENT OF LINKAGE VALUES. COLLINS, G.N.; 1924.
6-EVAPORATION FROM SNOW. CROFT, A.R.; 1944.
7-AGE OF POLLEN AND OTHER FACTORS AFFECTING MENDELIAN RATIOS IN MAIZE. KEMPTON, J.H.; 1927.
8-NOMENCLATORIAL CHANGES IN ELYMUS WITH A KEY TO THE CALIFORNIAN SPECIES. GOULD, F.W.; 1947.
9-CORRELATED CHARACTERS IN A MAIZE HYBRID. KEMPTON, J.H.; 1926.
10-INHERITANCE OF DWARFING IN MAIZE. KEMPTON, J.H.; 1923.
11-INHERITANCE OF THE CRINKLY, RAMOSE, AND BRACHYTIC CHARACTERS OF MAIZE IN HYBRIDS WITH TEOSINTE. KEMPTON, J.H.; 1924.
12-MODIFICATION OF A MENDELIAN RATIO IN MAIZE BY POLLEN TREATMENTS. KEMPTON, J.H.; 1936.
13-THE INFLUENCE OF RAINFALL UPON TUFT AREA AND HEIGHT GROWTH OF THREE SEMIDESERT RANGE GRASSES IN SOUTHERN ARIZONA. LISTER, P.B., AND SCHUMACHER, F.X.; 1937.
14-NUCLEAR DIVISIONS IN THE POLLEN MOTHER CELLS OF TRITICUM, AEGILOPS, AND SECALE AND THEIR HYBRIDS. LONGLEY, A.E., AND SANDO, W.J.; 1930.
15-CONTRIBUTION TO A SYMPOSIUM ON THE BIOLOGY OF UTAH-PRINCIPLE INSECT PESTS OF CEREALS, FORAGE, AND ORCHARD FRUITS IN UTAH. SORENSON, C.J.; 1936.
16-SOME HYPERPARASITES OS THE ALFALFA WEEVIL PARASITE, BATHYPLECTES CURCULIONIS (THOMS.) OCCURRING IN THE UINTAH BASIN OF UTAH. SORENSON, C.J.; 1934.
17-CORRELATED INHERITANCE IN A CROSS BETWEEN DICKLOW X SEVIER WHEAT. STEWART, G.; 1931.
18-CORRELATED INHERITANCE IN A CROSS (SEVIER X DICKLOW) X DICKLOW WHEATS. STEWART, G., AND BISCHOFF, R.K.; 1931.
19-CORRELATED INHERITANCE IN KANRED X SEVIER VARIETIES OF WHEAT. STEWART, G.; 1928.
20-CORRELATED INHERITANCE IN WHEAT. STEWART, G.; 1926.
21-A CUMULATIVE TRANSGRESSIVE SEGREGATION IN WHEAT. STEWART, G., AND DALLEY, C.L.; 1932.
22-INHERITANCE IN A WHEAT CROSS BETWEEN HYBRID 128XWHITE ODESSA AND KANRED. STEWART, G., AND WOODWARD, R.W.; 1931.
23-INHERITANCE OF AWNS IN A KOTA X HARD FEDERATION CROSS. STEWART, G., AND JUDD, B.I.; 1931.
24-INHERITANCE IN A WHEAT CROSS BETWEEN RIDIT AND A SEGREGATE OF FEDERATION X SEVIER (
14-85). STEWART, G.; 1931.
25-INHERITANCE STUDIES IN SEVIER X ODESSA WHEAT CROSS. STEWART, G., AND PRICE, H.; 1929.
26-REASSEMBLING THE FACTORS FOR AWNS AND FOR SPIKE DENSITY IN SEVIER X FEDERATION WHEAT CROSSES AND BACK CROSSES. STEWART, G.; 1932.
27-EFFECT OF PROLONGED SPRING GRAZING ON THE YIELD AND QUALITY OF FORAGE FROM WILD-HAY MEADOWS. STEWART, G., AND CLARK, I.; 1944.
28-INFLUENCE OF UNRESTRICTED GRAZING ON NORTHERN SALT DESERT PLANT ASSOCIATIONS IN WESTERN UTAH. STEWART, G., COTTAM, W.P, AND HUTCHINGS, S.S.; 1940.
29-INHERITANCE OF DWARFING IN WHEAT. TINGEY, D.C.; 1933.
30-THE ORIGIN OF THE MAIZE PLANT AND MAIZE AGRICULTURE IN ANCIENT AMERICA. WEATHERWAX, P.; 1936.
31-THE PHYLOGENY OF ZEA MAYS. WEATHERWAX, P.; 1935.
32-IDENTIFICATION OF RODENTS AND RABBITS BY THEIR FECAL PELLETS. WEBB, J.; 1940.

VOLUME 16

1-EXTRA CHROMOSOMES, A SOURCE OF VARIATIONS IN THE JIMPSON WEED. BLAKESLEE, A.F.; 1931.
2-NEW RESEARCHES ON THE EFFECT OF LIGHT WAVES ON THE GROWTH OF PLANTS. BRACKETT, F.S., AND JOHNSTON, E.S.; 1931.
3-ARCTIC BUTTERFLIES. CLARK, A.H.; 1935.
4-THE SWALLOWTAIL BUTTERFLIES. CLARK, A.H.; 1936.
5-SIGNIFICANCE OF SHELL STRUCTURE IN DEATOMS. CONGER, P.S.; 1937.
6-GEOGRAPHY AND EVOLUTION IN THE POCKET GOPHERS OF CALIFORNIA. GRINNELL, J.; 1927.
7-PHOTOTROPISM:A SPECIFIC GROWTH RESPONSE TO LIGHT. JOHNSTON, E.S.; 1935.
8-MAIZE-OUR HERITAGE FROM THE INDIAN. KEMPTON, J.H.; 1938.
9-ECOLOGY OF THE RED SQUIRREL. KLUGH, A.B.; 1929.
10-THOSE UBIQUITOUS PLANTS CALLED ALGAE. MEIER, F.E.; 1936.
11-WEATHER AND GLACIATION. REEDS, C.A.; 1931.
12-PLANT RECORDS OF THE ROCKS. SEWARD, A.C.; 1933.
13-SOME ASPECTS OF THE PLANT VIRUS PROBLEM. SMITH, K.M.; 1937.
14-EVOLUTION OF THE INSECT HEAD AND THE ORGANS OF FEEDING. SNODGRASS, R.E.; 1932.
15-THE HISTORY OF AN INSECTS STOMACH. SNODGRASS, R.E.; 1935.
16-WHAT IS ENTOMOLOGY? STRONG, L.A.; 1938.
17-SOME ASPECTS OF THE ADAPTATION OF LIVING ORGANISMS TO THEIR ENVIRONMENT. WARDLAW, H.S.H.; 1932.

VOLUME 16-A

1-GRAZING MANAGEMENT OF BUNCHGRASS TYPE FORAGE. ANDERSON, ?; 1950.
2-ROTATION VERSUS CONTINUOUS GRAZING. BELL, H.M.; N/D.
3-EFFECTS OF DEGREE OF UTILIZATION ON FORAGE YIELD. BRIDGES, J.O.; 1940.
4-YEARLY VARIATION IN FORAGE PRODUCTION AS REFLECTED IN CARRYING CAPACITY. BRIDGES, J.O.; 1940.
5-RANGE RESEARCH IN THE UNITED STATES. CHAPLINE, W.R.; 1937.
6-RANGE SUPPLEMENTS AND THEIR USE. ELLIS, G.F.; 1940.
7-THE HISTORY OF WESTERN RANGE RESEARCH. 1944.
8-REPLACING CHEATGRASS BY RESEEDING WITH PERENNIAL GRASS ON SOUTHERN IDAHO RANGES. HULL, A.C., AND STEWART, G.; 1948.
9-ARTIFICIAL REVEGETATION-SPECIES ADAPTABILITY. PLUMMER, A.P.; N/D.
10-ERADICATION OF UNDESIRABLE RANGE WEEDS. IVERSON, F.; 1950.
11-SO YOU WANT TO RAISE GRASS SEED. JACKLIN, A.W.; 1949.
12-"JIMMIES" RESPIRATORY PARALYSIS OF SHEEP AND GOATS. MATTHEWS, F.P.; 1939.
13-LEGAL ANALYSIS OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF GRAZING ON THE PUBLIC DOMAIN. MOCK, H.B.; 1946.
14-A WEIGHT ESTIMATE METHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF RANGE OR PASTURE PRODUCTION. PECHANEC, J.F., AND PICKFORD, G.D.; 1937.
15-A COMPARISON OF THE OCULAR-ESTIMATE-BY-PLOT AND THE STUBBLE-HEIGHT METHODS OF DETERMINING PERCENTAGE UTILIZATION OF RANGE GRASSES. REID, E.H., AND PICKFORD, G.D.; 1941.
16-LIGHT USE AND RANGE MANAGEMENT-DO CONSERVATIVE GRAZING AND JUDICIOUS MANAGEMENT OF THE RANGE PAY? PICKFORD, G.D.; 1942.
17-EARLY LAMB PRODUCTION BY FARM FLOCK OPERATORS. SAUNDERSON, M.H., AND PINNEY, T.D.; 1941.
18-LAND COSTS AND INVESTMENT STANDARDS FOR INTERMOUNTAIN SHEEP RANCH OPERATIONS. SAUNDERSON, M.H.; 1941.
19-NEW AND OLD GRASSES FOR RANGE RESEEDING IN THE NORTHWEST. SCHWENDIMAN, J.L.; 1950.
20-THEY'VE DONE WRONG BY BIG BLUE. SCHWENDIMAN, J.L.; 1951.
21-THE POINT-OBSERVATION-PLOT (SQUARE-FOOT DENSITY) METHOD OF VEGETATION SURVEY. STEWART, G., AND HUTCHINGS, S.S.; 1936.
22-A TENTATIVE RECOMMENDATION OF TECHNIC FOR GRAZING EXPERIMENTS ON RANGE PASTURES IN ARID OR SEMI-ARID REGIONS. STEWART, G.; 1935.
23-THE COMPOSITION OF MESA DROPSEED GRASS AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT. WATKINS, W.E.; 1940.

VOLUME 17

1-TRAPPING SAGE GROUSE IN WYOMING. ALLRED, W.J., AND PATTERSON, R.L.; 1946.
2-VEGETATIVE PHASES OF EROSION CONTROL IN THE SOUTH. BAILEY, R.Y.; 1937.
3-THE QUESTION OF BURNING RANGELANDS. BELL, H.M.; 1948.
4-THE COMPLETE WATERSHED PROGRAM IN FLOOD CONTROL. BENNETT, H.H.; 1951.
5-THE PLACE OF GRASS IN AGRICULTURE. CARDON, P.V.; N/D.
6-SELENIUM POISONING AND SELENIFEROUS PLANTS. CHOHLIS, G.J.; 1940.
7-DOES BURNING CONTROL INSECT PESTS? FENTON, F.A.; N/D.
8-VEGETATIVE ASPECTS OF EROSION CONTROL IN THE WEST. FORSLING, C.L.; 1937.
9-THE IMPORTANCE OF A FEED RESERVE AS AN AID IN RANCH CONSERVATION. GOUGH, R.H.; 1941.
10-PRACTICAL ECOLOGY AS RELATED TO RANGE CONSERVATION. HOLLY, O.; N/D.
11-THE PREPARATION AND USE OF DERRIS AND CUBE WASHES FOR THE CONTROL OF CATTLE GRUBS. IMES, M.; 1940.
12-REVIEW OF FORAGE VALUE OF RANGE PLANTS FROM FORT WORTH NORTH IN THE REGION ON CHEMICAL ANALYSIS AND VALUE AND EFFECT OF FERTILIZER ON RANGE GRASSES. KINGERY, C.E.; N/D.
13-ADJUSTING THE SIZE OF HERD TO VARIED FORAGE PRODUCTION. KNOX, J.H.; 1940.
14-RANGE UTILIZATION SURVEYS AND PROCEDURES FOR FOLLOW-UP. LANTOW, J.L.; 1938.
15-DIPHENYLAMINE AS A WOUND PROTECTOR AGAINST THE SCREWWORM, COCHLIOMYIA AMERICANA C. AND P. ROY, M., PARISH, H.E., KNIPLING, E.F., AND BUSHLAND, R.C.; 1939.
16-SEEDING SOUTHWESTERN RANGELANDS. NIXON, W.M.; 1948.
17-RESEARCH NEEDS OF THE GRASSLANDS PROGRAM. MYERS, W.M.; 1951.
18-EFFECT OF DROUGHT ON RANGE IN THE SAN ANGELO TERRITORY. OSBORN, B.; 1948.
19-RANGE CHARACTERISTICS OS MASS DETERMINANTS OF LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION PRACTICES. PLATT, K.B.; 1949.
20-SOME ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF THE SIZE OF RANGE LIVESTOCK ENTERPRISES AND THE SIZE OF GRAZING PERMITS ON PUBLIC LANDS OF THE INTERMOUNTAIN REGION. SAUNDERSON, M.H., AND FAVRE, C.E.; N/D.
21-FIVE YEAR CONDENSED SUMMARY OF RESULTS OF GRAZING AND RANGE IMPROVEMENT STUDIES ON THE SOUTHERN PLAINS EXPERIMENTAL RANGE. SAVAGE, D.A., AND MCILVAIN, E.H.; 1946.
22-WINTER GRAZING RESULTS ON NATIVE AND RESEEDED RANGES. SAVAGE, D.A., AND ALBERT, L.B.; 1948.
23-NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL REVEGETATION IN THE SOUTHERN GREAT PLAINS. WATSON, S. H.; N/D.
24-WOODLAND AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT IN RELATION TO SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION. TIDWELL, C.A.; 1939.
25-FARM TENURE IMPROVEMENT, LANDLORD-TENANT COOPERATION AND LEASING PROCEDURE. U.S.D.A.; 1940.

VOLUME 18

1-MANAGING GRASSLANDS, ADJUST GRAZING USE TO GROWTH OF THE FORAGE PLANTS. ALLRED, B.W.; N/D.
2-THE EFFECT OF SOME INSECTICIDE SPRAYS ON WILD LIFE. BARNETT, D.C.; N/D.
3-AN ANNOTATED LIST OF REFERENCES ON RANGE FORAGE INVENTORY METHODS. BUECHNER, H.K.; 1949.
4-PRELIMINARY LIST OF DEER REFERENCES. BUECHNER, H.K.; 1949.
5-WATERSHED MANAGEMENT AND SEDIMENT CONTROL. CRADDOCK, G.W.; 1947.
6-FOOD HABITS OF THE MOUNTAIN GOAT IN WESTERN MONTANA. CASEBEER, R.; 1949.
7-THE USE OF 1080 POISON IN COYOTE CONTROL. GUENTHER, S.E.; N/D.
8-RANGE MANAGEMENT FROM AN ECONOMIST'S VIEWPOINT. HOCHMUTH, H.R.; 1948.
9-PRINCIPLES UNDERLYING GOOD SEEDING PRACTICES. JACKSON, T.L.; 1947.
10-MANAGEMENT OF THE NORTHERN YELLOWSTONE RANGE AND ELK. KITTAMS, W.H.; N/D.
11-PRODUCTIVITY IN CALIFORNIA DEER HERDS AS INFLUENCED BY RANGE CONDITION AND HUNTING PRESSURE. LONGHURST, W.M.; N/D.
12-PROBLEMS IN BIG GAME MANAGEMENT. LOW, J.B.; N/D.
13-PINE NEEDLE ABORTION IN RANGE BEEF CATTLE. MACDONALD, M.A.; 1951.
14-THE SAGE GROUSE IN THE UPPER GREEN RIVER BASIN. PATTERSON, R.L.; N/D.
15-CHEATGRASS-ITS ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES. RUMMELL, R.S.; 1951.
16-THE PLACE OF IRRIGATED PASTURE AND RANGE AND LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT. MILLER, A.E.; 1951.
17-RANGE INVESTIGATIONS (TECHNIQUE) COMMITTEE FINAL REPORT, 1950. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF RANGE MANAGEMENT; 1950.
18-THE ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY OF CONSERVATION PRACTICES. WALSER, P.H.; 1940.

VOLUME 19

1-FORESTS AND SOIL CONSERVATION. LOWDERMILK, W.C.; 1936.
2-SOIL EROSION AND ITS EFFECT ON CULTURE. LOWDERMILK, W.C.; 1941.
3-SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF A PORTABLE APPARATUS FOR MEASURING SURFICIAL RUN-OFF AND EROSION. PEARSE, C.K.; 1936.
4-VEGETATION AS IT INFLUENCES RUN-OFF. BUNDERSON, V.L.; 1941.
5-RUNOFF AND EROSION EXPERIMENTS IN MOUNTAIN AREAS. KREABEL, C.J.; 1935.
6-STUDIES OF EROSION CONTROLLED FORAGE PLANTS. U.S.D.A.; 1938.

VOLUME 20

1-ASPECTS OF PROTECTING STORAGE RESERVOIRS BY SOIL CONSERVATION. BROWN, C.B.; 1946.
2-OBSERVATION OF PLANT COMPETITION, PLANT SUCCESSION, PLANT SOIL RELATIONSHIPS, OVERGRAZING AND EROSION ON SAGEBRUSH AREAS. CALKINS, H.G.; 1938.
3-THE ECOLOGICAL BASIS FOR JUDGING CONDITION AND TREND ON MOUNTAIN RANGE LAND. ELLISON, L.; 1949.
4-THE DUST BOWL: AGRICULTURAL PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS. U.S.D.A.; 1940.
5-FOURTEEN YEAR SUMMARY OF RANGE IMPROVEMENT STUDIES AT THE U.S. SOUTHERN GREAT PLAINS FIELD STATION. MCILVAIN, E.H., AND SAVAGE, D.A.; 1951.
6-WILL SAGEBRUSH COME BACK ON SEEDED RANGE. POULTON, C.E.; N/D.
7-THE BIG SAGEBRUSH PROBLEM. SAWYER, W.A.; N/D.
8-HARVESTING, CLEANING AND STORING GRASS SEEDS FOR CONSERVATION AND FOOD PRODUCTION. U.S.D.A.; 1943.
9-FLOODS AND DUST STORMS RESULT FROM CIVILIZATION. STODDART, L.A.; N/D.
10-ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT FOR VALUABLE NON-GAME ANIMALS. VAN DERSAL, W.R.; 1940.

VOLUME 21

1-THE CONSERVATION MOVEMENT. BEATTY, R.O.; 1952.
2-ELK MANAGEMENT AND HERD REGULATION-YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK. CAHALANE, V.H.; 1943.
3-WILDLIFE SURPLUSES IN THE NATIONAL PARKS. CAHALANE, V.H.; 1941.
4-THE EFFECT OF SOURCE OF LITTLE BLUESTEM GRASS SEED ON GROWTH ADAPTATION, AND USE IN REVEGETATION SEEDINGS. CORNELIUS, D.R.; 1947.
5-GOOD MANAGEMENT-KEY TO SUCCESSFUL SAWMILLING. DARWIN, W.N., AND THURMOND, A.K.; 1951.
6-THE PREPARATION AND TESTING OF CLOSTRIDIUM PERFRINGENS TYPE D BACTERINS. DEMELLO, G.C., CLEMENTE, J., KISER, J.S., AND WILLIAMS, J.H.; 1952.
7-A COMPARISON OF METHODS OF QUADRATTING SHORT-GRASS VEGETATION. ELLISON, L.; 1942.
8-DRYING LUMBER AT THE WOODWORKING SHOP. FECHNER, G.H.; N/D.
9-NOMENCLATORIAL CHANGES IN ELYMUS WITH A KEY TO THE CALIFORNIAN SPECIES. GOULD, F.W.; 1947.
10-THE CONTROL OF DAMPING-OFF BEDS IN PLANT BEDS. JOHNSON, J.; N/D.
11-AN EVALUATION OF SEVERAL METHODS OF ESTIMATING SITE INDEX OF IMMATURE STANDS. KER, J.W.; 1952.
12-RELIABILITY OF THE LINE INTERCEPTION METHOD IN MEASURING VEGETATION ON THE SOUTHERN GREAT PLAINS. PARKER, K.W., AND SAVAGE, D.A.; 1944.
13-A RAPID AND SIMPLE METHOD FOR DETERMINING MOISTURE IN FORAGES AND GRAINS. PARKS, R.Q.; 1941.
14-AUREOMYCIN IN THE TREATMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL CLOSTRIDIUM CHAUVOEI INFECTION IN SHEEP. PERCIVAL, R.C., LEAMING, J.D., MARTINI, F.V., AND TONELLI, G.; 1953.
15-A CHEMICAL APPROACH TO THE EVALUATION OF PASTURAGE. RAYMOND, W.F.; N/D.
16-KNOW YOUR BINOCULARS. REICHERT, R.J.; 1951.
17-RANGE CONDITION: A NEW APPROACH TO MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL GRAZING LANDS. RENNER, F.G.; 1948.
18-RANGE PRODUCTION AS RELATED TO SOIL MOISTURE AND PRECIPITATION ON THE NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS. ROGLER, G.A., AND HAAS, H.J.; 1947.
19-THE ECONOMICS OF FERTILIZING NATURAL VELD, AS SHOWN BY DAIRY ANIMALS, RANKENWASD, 1951. ROSE, C.J.; 1952.
20-THE USE OF HERBICIDES IN THE CONTROL OF POISONOUS RANGE PLANTS IN TEXAS. SPERRY, O.E.; 1951.
21-SURFACE RUN OFF AND EROSION IN RELATION TO SOIL AND PLANT COVER ON HIGH GRAZING LANDS OF CENTRAL UTAH. STEWART, G., AND FORSLING, C.L.; 1931.
22-EFFECT OF CEANOTHUS BRUSH ON WESTERN YELLOW PINE PLANTATIONS IN THE NORTHERN ROCKY MOUNTAINS. WAHLENBERG, W.G.; 1930.
23-NONPROTEIN AND CAROTENE AS AN INDEX OF PLANT ACTIVITY IN RANGE FORAGE. WATKINS, W.E.; 1947.
24-THE LIFE HISTORY OF BUFFALO GRASS. WEBB, J.J.; 1941.
25-THE EFFECT OF SEVERAL VARIABLES ON THE SPECIFIC GRAVITY OF SECOND GROWTH DOUGLAS FIR. WELLWOOD, R.W.; 1952.
26-INFLORESCENCE VARIATIONS IN BUFFALO GRASS. WENGER, L.E.; 1940.
27-IMPROVEMENT OF BUFFALO GRASS IN KANSAS. WENGER, L.E.; 1940.
28-SOAKING BUFFALO GRASS SEED TO IMPROVE ITS GERMINATION. WENGER, L.E.; 1941.
29-PLANNING RANGE CONSERVATION. WHITE, W.T., FRANDSEN, W.R., AND JENSEN, C.V.; 1948.
30-GRASSES THAT FIX SAND DUNES. WHITFIELD, C.J., AND BROWN, R.L.; 1948.
31-ESTIMATING FORAGE YIELD BY THE DOUBLE SAMPLING METHOD. WILM, H.G., COSTELLO, D.F., AND KLIPPLE, G.E.; 1944.
32-MEASUREMENT OF DEBRIS LADEN STREAM FLOW WITH CRITICAL DEPTH FLUMES. WILM, H.G., COTTON, J.S., AND STOREY, H.C.; 1938.
33-THE ORCHIDACEAE OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS. WILLIAMS, L.O.; 1937.
34-HOW TO KNOW THE TREES OF THE INTERMOUNTAIN REGION. U.S.D.A.; 1940.
35-THE MAJOR RANGE TYPES. WOOLFOLK, E.J., COSTELLO, D.F., AND ALLRED, B.W.; 1948.
36-SOIL, A FOUNDATION OF HEALTH. YEARKES, A.P.; 1946.
37-TAYLOR GRAZING ACT-EXPLANATION OF THE LAW, TEXT OF THE ACT. U.S. DEPT OF INTERIOR. 1934.
38-PRINCIPLE TREES OF THE INTERMOUNTAIN REGION PLANTED AND NATIVE. U.S.D.A.; N/D.
39-DISASTER TO THE YELLOWSTONE ELK HERDS. THE EMERGENCY CONSERVATION COMMITTEE; 1933.

VOLUME 22

1-USE OF FIRE IN LAND CLEARING. ARNOLD, K., BURCHAM, L.T., FENNER, R.L., AND GRAH, R.F.; 1951.
2-WHAT THE NATIONAL FORESTS MEAN TO THE WATER USER. DANA, S.T.; 1919.
3-EXPERIMENTS WITH CYNODON DACTYLON AND OTHER SPECIES AT THE SOUTH AFRICAN TURF RESEARCH STATION. AFRICAN EXPLOSIVES AND CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES; N/D.
4-PRODUCTION FROM GRASSLANDS ON SOUTH AFRICA. HALL, T.D., MEREDITH, D., AND ALTONA, R.E.; 1950.
5-THE EFFECT OF FERTLISERS ON GRASSES IN CERTAIN AREAS IN SOUTH AFRICA, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO NITROGEN. MEREDITH, B.D.; 1948.
6-WATERSHED AND OTHER RELATED INFLUENCES AND A WATERSHED PROTECTIVE PROGRAM. U.S.D.A.; 1933.
7-A WATERSHED PROTECTION PROGRAM. WATTS, L.F.; N/D.
8-FOREST RESEARCH, A NATIONAL UNDERTAKING. NATURAL RESOURCES PRODUCTION DEPT.; 1927.
9-THE MAJOR RANGE PROBLEMS AND THEIR SOLUTION. U.S.D.A.; 1936.
10-A TAXONOMIC AND CYTOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE GENUS WYETHIA, FAMILY COMPOSITAE, WITH NOTES ON THE RELATED GENUS BALSAMORHIZA. WEBER, W.A.; 1946.
11-SOME PROBLEMS OF PHEASANT MANAGEMENT ON IRRIGATED LAND. YEAGER, L.E., SANDFORT, W.W., AND LYON, L.J.; 1931.

VOLUME 23

1-BETTER CATTLE DISTRIBUTION THROUGH THE USE OF MEAL-SALT MIX. ARES, F.N.; 1953.
2-DYNAMIC ACTION OF RAINS IN RELATION TO EROSION IN THE HUMID REGION. BENNETT, H.H.; 1934.
3-THE NATURE OF CYCLES IN POPULATIONS OF CANADIAN MAMMALS. BUTLER, L.; 1953.
4-POPULATION CYCLES AND COLOR PHASE GENETICS OF THE COLORED FOX IN QUEBEC. BUTLER, L.; 1951.
5-EXTENSION PRACTICES FOR RANGE MANAGEMENT AT ABILENE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, ABILENE, TEXAS. CHURCHILL, F.M.; 1951.
6-MOISTURE CONTENT OF SMALL STONE IN SOIL. COILE, T.S.; 1953.
7-THE INFILTRATION APPROACH TO THE CALCULATION OF SURFACE RUNOFF. COOK, H.L.; 1946.
8-SOIL TEMPERATURE COMPARISONS UNDER VARYING COVERS. CRABB, G.A., AND SMITH, J.L.; 1953.
9-SOME FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THE ACCURACY OF WATER SUPPLY FORECASTING IN THE INTERMOUNTAIN REGION. CROFT, A.R.; 1946.
10-WATER LOSS BY STREAM SURFACE EVAPORATION AND TRANSPIRATION BY RIPARIAN VEGETATION. CROFT, A.R.; 1948.
11-PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS ON NORTHERN WHITE CEDAR IN MAINE. CURTIS, J.D.; 1946.
12-DISTANCE OF DISPERSAL BY PRAIRIE DEERMICE FROM BIRTHPLACES TO BREEDING SITES. DICE, L.R., AND HOWARD, W.E.; 1951.
13-NATURAL MULCHES OR "LITTER" OF GRASSLANDS: WITH KINDS AND AMOUNTS ON A SOUTHERN PRAIRIE. DYKSTERHUIS, E.J., AND SCHMUTZ, E.M.; 1947.
14-RECOVERY AND VIABILITY OF MESQUITE SEEDS FED TO SHEEP RECEIVING 2,
4-D IN DRINKING WATER. GLENDENING, G.E., AND PAULSEN, H.A.; 1950.
15-DISPERSAL, AMOUNT OF INBREEDING, AND LONGEVITY IN A LOCAL POPULATION OF PRAIRIE DEERMICE ON THE GEORGE RESERVE, SOUTHERN MICHIGAN. HOWARD, W.E.; 1948.
16-RELATION BETWEEN LOW TEMPERATURE AND AVAILABLE FOOD TO SURVIVAL OF SMALL RODENTS. HOWARD, W.E.; 1951.
17-OUTLINE FOR AN ECOLOGICAL LIFE HISTORY OF POCKET GOPHERS AND OTHER FOSSORIAL MAMMALS. 1951.
18-DIAMETER GROWTH OF PONDEROSA PINE IN RELATION TO THE SPOKANE PINE-BLIGHT PROBLEM. LYNCH, D.W.; 1951.
19-SIZE OF BAIT FOR POCKET GOPHER CONTROL. MILLER, M.A., AND HOWARD, W.E.; 1951.
20-RUNOFF FROM THE DRAINED PRAIRIE LANDS OF SOUTHERN LOUISIANA. OKEY, C.W.; 1917.
21-MORTALITY OF VELVET MESQUITE SEEDLINGS. PAULSEN, H.A.; 1950.
22-AN OUTLINE FOR ECOLOGICAL LIFE HISTORIES OF HERBACEOUS VASCULAR HYDROPHYTES. 1952.
23-FORAGE PLANTS IN A MONTANA HIGH ALTITUDE NURSERY. PETERSON, R.A.; 1953.
24-WATER RELATIONS OF THE POLYPODY FERN, POLYPODIUM POLYPODIOIDES (L.) A.S. HITCHCOCK. POTTS, R., AND PENFOUND, W.T.; 1948.
25-RELATION OF MERRIAM KANGAROO RATS TO RANGE VEGETATION IN SOUTHERN ARIZONA. REYNOLDS, H.G.; 1950.
26-A NEW TETRAPLOID WHEATGRASS FROM NEVADA. ROBERTSON, J.H., AND WEAVER, L.; 1942.
27-SEASONAL ROOT DEVELOPMENT OF SAGEBRUSH IN RELATION TO RANGE RESEEDING. 1943.
28-INFILTRATION STUDIES IN THE PECOS RIVER WATERSHED, NEW MEXICO AND TEXAS. SMITH, H.L., AND LEOPOLD, L.B.; 1941.
29-UNANIMITY-OUR KEY TO PROGRESS IN RANGE MANAGEMENT. STODDART, L.A.; 1953.
30-A METHOD OF MEASURING VIGOR OF RANGE GRASSES. WEAVER, J.E., AND DARLAND, R.W.; 1947.
31-CLARIFICATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF MOUNTAIN PASTURES IN ITALY. WHITE, W.T.; 1952.
32-PASTURES IN THE ITALIAN HIGHLANDS. WHITE, W.T.; 1950.
33-INFILTRATION CAPACITIES OF SOME PLANT SOIL COMPLEXES ON UTAH RANGE WATERSHED LANDS. WOODWARD, L.; 1943.

VOLUME 24

1-THE CAPTURE AND PRESERVATION OF SMALL MAMMALS FOR STUDY. ANTHONY, H.E.; 1950.
2-COME BACK IN WATTLE TIME. COLEMAN, E.; 1943.
3-POVERTY OR CONSERVATION, YOUR NATIONAL PROBLEM. DARLING, J.N.; N/D.
4-TREES OF GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK. GRAND CANYON NATURAL HISTORY ASSOCIATION; 1936.
5-TEACHING SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION. GORRIE, R.M.; N/D.
6-HANDBOOK OF AMERICAN TREES AND WOOD FINISHING. JOHNSON, S.C.; 1936.
7-REVISION OF THE WESTERN NORTH AMERICAN PHLOXES. NELSON, E.; 1899.
8-ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF WESTERN GRAZING LAND CONSERVATION. SAUNDERSON, M.H.; 1941.
9-UTAH'S BIOLOGICAL HERITAGE AND THE NEED FOR ITS CONSERVATION. STEWART, G.; 1948.
10-THE GRASSLAND-LIVESTOCK HANDBOOK. 1952.
11-GAME BIRDS-HOW TO MAKE THEM PAY ON YOUR FARM. N/D.
12-MORE GAME BIRDS BY CONTROLLING THEIR NATURAL ENEMIES. N/D.
13-MORE UPLAND GAME BIRES-WHY GAME GIRDS HAVE DECREASED, HOW THEY CAN BE RESTORED. N/D.

VOLUME 25

1-PLANT SUCCESSION AND HUMAN PROBLEMS-PART I AND PART II. CLEMENTS, F.E.; 1935.
2-IMPORTANT SPECIES OF THE MAJOR FORAGE TYPES IN COLORADO AND WYOMING. COSTELLO, D.F.; 1944.
3-PLANT SUCCESSION AS A RESULT OF GRAZING AND OF MEADOW DESICCATION BY EROSION SINCE SETTLEMENT IN 1862. COTTOM, W.P., AND STEWART, G.; 1940.
4-NOTES ON THE VEGETATION OF ARSKOGSSTROND NORTH ICELAND. DAVIDSSON, I.; 1946.
5-BLUEGRASS PRAIRIE ALMANAC. ETTER, A.G.; 1953.
6-OUR VELD: A MAJOR NATIONAL PROBLEM. HALL, T.D.; 1942.
7-INTENSIVE GRAZING ON KENYA VELD. HALL, T.D., AND ALLEN, B.; 1938.
8-NATIVE VEGETATION AS A CRITERION FOR DETERMINING CORRECT RANGE MANAGEMENT AND RUN OFF CHARACTERISTICS OF GRAZING LANDS. HUMPHREY, R.R., AND LISTER, P.B.; 1941.
9-RANGE FORAGE EVALUATION BY THE RANGE CONDITION METHOD. HUMPHREY, R.R.; 1947.
10-A CYTOLOGICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL STUDY OF CULTIVATED CYNODON SPECIES. HURCOMBE, R.; 1947.
11-AGRICULTURE IN THE MATANUSKA VALLEY OF ALASKA. IRWIN, D.L.; 1945.
12-RANGE SURVEY METHODS IN WESTERN UNITED STATES. PICKFORD, G.D.; 1940.
13-COLD STORAGE OF PASTURE USED IN DIGESTIBILITY EXPERIMENTS. RAYMOND, W.F., EYLES, D.E., AND CAUKWELL, V.G.; 1949.
14-AN APPRAISAL OF RANGE SURVEY METHODS. REID, E.H., AND PICKFORD, G.D.; 1944.
15-THE SCIENTIFIC ASPECTS OF FLOOD CONTROL. SILCOX, W.C., LOWDERMILK, W.C., AND COOKE, M.L.; 1936.
16-CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PLANT GEOGRAPHY AND FLORA OF ICELAND. STEINDORSSON, S.; 1946.
17-CLASSICS IN THE SOIL CONSERVATION FIELD. VAN DERSAL, W.R.; 1946.
18-RESURVEY OF GRASSES, FORBS, AND UNDERGROUND PLANT PARTS AT THE END OF THE GREAT DROUGHT. WEAVER, J.E., AND ALBERTSON, F.W.; 1943.
19-UNDERGROUND DEVELOPMENT AND RESERVES OF GRASSES. WEINMANN, H.; 1948.
20-CONSERVATION OF PRIVATELY OWNED RANGE LANDS IN THE WEST. WHITE, W.T.; 1943.
21-CHANGES IN VEGETATION AND SOIL OF PALOUSE PRAIRIE CAUSED BY OVERGRAZING. YOUNG, V.A.; 1943.
22-UTILIZATION OF "KEY" BROWSE SPECIES IN RELATION TO PROPER GRAZING PRACTICES IN CUTOVER WESTERN WHITE PINE LANDS IN NORTHERN IDAHO. YOUNG, V.A., AND PAYNE, G.F.; 1948.

VOLUME 26

1-STUDIES IN ANIMAL AGGREGATIONS: MASS PROTECTION AGAINST COLLIODAL SILVER AMONG GOLDFISHES. ALLEE, W.C., AND BOWEN, E.S.; 1932.
2-THE FUTURE OF OUR AMERICAN LAND. BENNETT, H.H.; 1950.
3-NOTES ON TYPES OF NORTH AMERICAN GRASSES. CHASE, A.; 1937.
4-COMPETITION IN PLANT SOCIETIES-PART I AND PART II. CARNEGIE INSTITUTION OF WASHINGTON; 1933.
5-VEGETATION CHANGES FOLLOWING EXCLUSION OF LIVESTOCK FROM GRAZED RANGES. COSTELLO, D.F., AND TURNER, G.T.; 1941.
6-THE FRACTUS AND THE FRUIT. EGLER, F.E.; 1943.
7-BITTERWEED!. FENNER, O.L., AND KENG, E.B.; 1947.
8-USES AND MODIFICATIONS FOR THE "MOOSEHORN" CROWN CLOSURE ESTIMATOR. GARRISON, G.A.; 1949.
9-THE SCIENTIFIC BASIS FOR CONSERVATION FARMING. HOCKENSMITH, R.D.; 1947.
10-PRELIMINARY YIELD TABLES FOR SELECTIVELY CUT STANDS OF PONDEROSA PINE IN THE BLACK HILLS. HORNIBROOK, E.M.; 1939.
11-YIELD OF CUTOVER STANDS OF ENGELMANN SPRUCE. HORNIBROOK, E.M.; 1942.
12-THE AMERICAN SPECIES OF STRYCHNOS. KRUKOFF, B.A., AND MONACHINO, J.; 1942.
13-THE DETERMINATION OF NET VOLUME BY SAMPLE TREE MEASURING. LEXEN, B.; 1947.
14-BOLE AREA AS AN EXPRESSION OF GROWING STOCK. LEXEN, B.; 1943.
15-THE APPLICATION OF SAMPLING TO LOG SEALING. LEXEN, B.; 1941.
16-SOIL CONDITIONS OF PICNIC GROUNDS IN PUBLIC FOREST PARKS. LUTZ, H.J.; 1945.
17-FORAGE RESOURCES IN WILDLAND MANAGEMENT. MCGINNIES, W.G.; 1946.
18-THE ECOLOGY OF EPILOBIUM ANGUSTIFOLIUM WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO RINGS OF PERIDERM IN THE WOOD. MOSS, E.H.; 1936.
19-INTERXYLARY CORK IN ARTEMISIA WITH A REFERENCE TO ITS TAXONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE. MOSS, E.H.; 1940.
20-SOME PRACTICAL POINTS REGARDING THE DETAILED BOTANICAL ANALYSIS OF GRASS VELD OR OTHER PASTURES BY THE LIST QUADRAT METHOD. MURRAY, S.M., AND GLOVER, P.; 1935.
21-VIRGIN SPRUCE FIR FOREST IN THE MEDICINE BOW MOUNTAINS, WYOMING. OOSTING, H.J., AND REED, J.F.; 1952.
22-DETERMINING RANGE UTILIZATION BY FREQUENCY TALLIES. OSBORN, B.; 1947.
23-POISONING SOUTHERN UPLAND WEED TREES. PEEVY, F.A., AND CAMPBELL, R.S.; 1949.
24-A COMPARISON OF THE OCULAR-ESTIMATE-BY-PLOT AND THE STUBBLE HEIGHT METHODS OF DETERMINING PERCENTAGE UTILIZATION OF RANGE GRASSES. REID, E.H., AND PICKFORD, G.D.; 1941.
25-A REVISION OF THE SUBGENUS DIHOLCOS OF THE GENUS ASTRAGALUS. PORTER, C.L.; 1939.
26-PITTMAN-ROBERTSON CONTRIBUTIONS TO FOREST GAME RESTORATION AND MANAGEMENT. RUTHERFORD, R.M.; 1946.
27-A PROBLEM OF "ANTLER ROOM". SCHEFFER, P.M., AND BOND, R.M.; N/D.
28-THE DESERT AND ITS LIFE. CARNEGIE INSTITUTION OF WASHINGTON; 1934.
29-THE IMPORTANCE OF ECOLOGY IN RELATION TO DISEASE. STRONG, R.P.; 1935.
30-OUR NEW NATIONAL PUBLIC LAND POLICY. TAYLOR, E.T.; 1937.
31-DRUMMING FLIGHT IN THE BLUE GROUSE AND COURTSHIP CHARACTERS OF THE TETRAONIDAE. WING, L.; 1946.
32-THE HUNGARIAN PARTRIDGE IN THE PALOUSE REGION, WASHINGTON. YOCOM, C.F.; 1943.
33-POISON IVY-ITS IDENTIFICATION AND ERADICATION. YOUNG, V.A.; 1937.
34-UTILIZATION OF "KEY" BROWSE SPECIES IN RELATION TO PROPER GRAZING PRACTICES IN CUTOVER WESTERN WHITE PINE LANDS IN NORTHERN IDAHO. YOUNG, V.A., AND PAYNE, G.F.; 1948.
35-CHANGES IN VEGETATION AND SOIL OF PALOUSE PRAIRIE CAUSED BY OVERGRAZING. YOUNG, V.A.; 1943.
36-INFILTRATION CAPACITY OF FOREST SOIL AS INFLUENCED BY LITTER. JOHNSON, W.M.; 1940.
37-SALE OF STUMPAGE ON THE BASIS OF TREE MEASUREMENT. LEXEN, B.; 1942.
38-THE HISTORY OF WESTERN RANGE RESEARCH. U.S.D.A.; 1944.

VOLUME 27

1-GRASSLAND MANAGEMENT FOR CONSERVATION AND PROFIT. ALLRED, B.W.; 1948.
2-CHANGES IN PONDEROSA PINE BUNCHGRASS RANGES IN NORTHERN ARIZONA RESULTING FROM PINE REGENERATION AND GRAZING. ARNOLD, J.F.; 1950.
3-SHEEP SKILLS. BAKER, R.; N/D.
4-SOUND USE OF RANCH LAND. BENNETT, H.H.; 1947.
5-RANGE CONSERVATION PAYS DIVIDENDS. BOYLE, R.V.; 1944.
6-UNITED STATES STANDARDS FOR HAY AND STRAW. U.S.D.A.; N/D.
7-THE ANTELOPE SITUATION. BUECHNER, H.K.; 1948.
8-LIVESTOCK-ANTELOPE RELATIONSHIPS IN WEST TEXAS. BUECHNER, H.K.; 1947.
9-ERADICATING MESQUITE. CAIRD, R.W.; 1947.
10-THE NEED FOR WINTER FEED. CASSADY, J.T.; 1947.
11-RANGE RESEARCH, THE FOUNDATION FOR RANGE MANAGEMENT AND IMPROVEMENT. CAHPLINE, W.R.; 1949.
12-RANGE MANAGEMENT HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY. CHAPLINE, W.R.; 1951.
13-BONE MARROW AS AN INDEX OF MALNUTRITION IN DEER. CHEATUM, E.L.; N/D.
14-THE RULES OF THE GAME. COSTELLO, D.F.; 1950.
15-A WATER COST OF RUNOFF CONTROL. CROFT, A.R.; 1950.
16-CHEMICAL CONTROL IN MIXED BRUSH AREAS OF TEXAS. DARROW, R.A., AND MCCULLY, W.G.; 1953.
17-CHEMICAL CONTROL OF MIXED BRUSH. DARROW, R.A.; 1953.
18-A METHOD OF COMPUTING CONSERVATION BENEFITS OF A RANGE PROGRAM. DWYER, C.H.; 1950.
19-SEEDLING EMERGENCE AND SURVIVAL OF RANGE GRASSES IN CENTRAL UTAH. FRISCHKNECHT, N.C.; 1951.
20-WATERSHED MANAGEMENT ASPECTS OF THINNED YOUNG LODGEPOLE PINE STANDS. GOODELL, B.C.; 1952.
21-EFFECT OF 2,4-D, 2,4,5-T AND SODIUM TRICHLOROACETATE ON GALLBERRY. HALLS, L.K., AND BURTON, G.W.; 1951.
22-THE AGROCLIMATIC ANALOGUE TECHNIQUE IN PLANT INTRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF NEW SELECTIONS. HANSON, H.C.; 1949.
23-QUICKER, EASIER WAY TO MAKE TROUGH SHOWN. HARRIS, R.W.; 1953.
24-BIG SAGEBRUSH YIELDS TO CHEMICALS. HULL, A.C., AND VAUGHN, W.T.; 1951.
25-SAGEBRUSH TO GRASS. HURD, R.M.; 1949.
26-WHICH GRASS IS BEST? JOHNSON, W.M.; 1951.
27-3 MAIN PASTURE TYPES REQUIRE DIFFERENT USE. JOHNSON, W.M.; 1946.
28-THE RELATIVE FORAGE PRODUCTION OF 20 WINTER SMALL GRAIN VARIETIES AND ITALIAN RYEGRASS AND HOW FORAGE AND GRAIN YIELDS ARE AFFECTED BY DATES OF CLIPPING. JONES, M.D., SMITH, H.S., AND STATEN, H.W.; N/D.
29-DEER AND CATTLE RANGE RELATIONSHIPS ON OAK CREEK RANGE IN UTAH. JULANDER, O., AND ROBINETTE, W.L.; 1950.
30-THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE NUMBER OF TREES PER ACRE AND THE PERCENTAGE STOCKING OF REPRODUCTION. KER, J.W.; 1953.
31-DEER IN RELATION TO PLANT SUCCESSIONS. LEOPOLD, A.S.; 1950.
32-WATERSHED MANAGEMENT IN THE COLORADO ROCKIES. LOVE, L.D.; 1953.
33-THE VANISHING WILDERNESS. MARSHALL, R.; 1937.
34-YOU CAN'T SQUEEZE A WATERSHED INTO A COUNTY. MCONNELL, R.A.; N/D.
35-WE'RE GETTING FLOOD CONTROL-WITHOUT A FIGHT. MCCONNELL, R.A.; 1953.
36-EXPERIMENTAL EQUIPMENT FOR APPLICATION OF HERBICIDES TO WOODY PLANTS. MCCULLY, W.G.; 1953.
37-NEW TRENDS IN RANGE SOILS. MCGINNIES, W.G.; 1951.
38-REGISTRATION OF VARIETIES AND STRAINS OF BROMEGRASS. MYERS, W.M.; 1951.
39-REGISTRATION OF VARIETIES AND STRAINS OF WHEATGRASS. MYERS, W.M.; 1951.
40-REPORT OF AN INVESTIGATION OF THE FORAGE PLANTS OF WESTERN TEXAS. NEALLY, G.C.; 1888.
41-WHAT'S YOUR RANGE CONDITION? PARKER, K.W., AND WOODHEAD, P.V.; 1944.
42-ADJUST RANGE STOCKING FOR HEAVIER ANIMALS. PARKER, K.W.; 1944.
43-INCREASING FIELD STANDS OF INDIAN RICEGRASS. PLUMMER, A.P., AND FRISCHKNECHT, N.C.; 1952.
44-GIVE YOUR RANGE SEEDINGS A CHANCE-REDUCE SAGEBRUSH AND CHEATGRASS. ROBERTSON, J.H., AND PEARSE, C.K.; 1946.
45-GRASSLANDS IN CONSERVATION FARMING. SALTER, R.M.; 1952.
46-NEW TRENDS IN CONTROL OF NOXIOUS RANGE PLANTS. PEARSE, C.K.; 1951.
47-APPLICATION OF ECOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES IN DETERMINING CONDITION OF GRAZING LANDS. SAMPSON, A.W.; N/D.
48-RANCH COUNTRY. SAUNDERSON, M.H.; 1946.
49-THE DETERMINATION OF ORGANIC RESERVES IN RELATION TO A WEED RESEARCH PROGRAM. SEELY, C.I.; N/D.
50-HIGHLIGHTS OF FOREST GRAZING RESEARCH IN THE SOUTHEAST. SHEPHERD, W.O.; 1952.
51-PROLONGED SPRING GRAZING OF WILD HAY MEADOWS INCREASES FORAGE PRODUCTION. STEWART, G., AND CLARK, I.; N/D.
52-RANGE RESEEDING BY AIRPLANE COMPARED WITH STANDARD GROUND METHODS. STEWART, G.; 1949.
53-GRASS PLANTINGS PROMISE A NEW ERA ON THE RANGE. STODDART, L.A.; 1950.
54-METHODOLOGY FOR SOIL TENACITY AND SOIL EROSION STUDIES. VILENSKY, D.G.; 1945.
55-WHAT IS THIS WESTERN PUBLIC LANDS RUCKUS? VOIGHT, W.; 1947.
56-ELK DAMAGE TO ASPEN BARK IN ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK. WAGER, J.V.K.; 1946.
57-PLANNING RANGE CONSERVATION ON WESTERN RANGES. WHITE, W.T.; 1948.
58-OPPORTUNITIES AND NEEDS IN RANGE MANAGEMENT. YOUNG, V.A.; 1951.
59-MORE GRASS WITH POST OAK GONE. YOUNG, V.A.; 1952.
60-NATURE SANCTUARIES IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA, A PRELIMINARY INVENTORY. THE LIVING WILDERNESS; 1951.
61-RESEARCH PROGRESS REPORT-CHEMICAL BRUSH CONTROL ON FARM AND RANCH. THOMPSON CHEMICAL CORPORATION; N/D.
62-GRASS MIRACLE IN THE OZARK HILLS. TINDALL, C.; 1952.
63-NOW YOU CAN WIN AGAINST BRUSH. HUGHES, C.E.; 1953.
64-PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS IN THE CHUKAR PARTRIDGE IN EASTERN WASHINGTON. N/D.
65-GRAZING MAP LEGEND. N/D.
66-SAGEBRUSH REMOVAL AND RANGE RESEEDING DEMONSTRATION AT THE ELDER BROTHERS RANCH, VALLEY FALL, OREGON. 1948.
67-RANGE PLANTS OF TEXAS. WALKER, A.H.; 1950.

VOLUME 28

1-DISCRIMINATION IN FOOD SELECTION BY ANIMALS. ALBRECHT, W.A.; N/D.
2-THINGS INFLUENCING THE WAY ANIMALS GRAZE. ALLRED, B.W.; 1948.
3-AUTOMATIC RECORDING OF SALTING AND WATERING HABITS OF CATTLE. BENTLEY, J.R.; 1941.
4-THE HISTORY OF GRAZING AND LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST. CARLSON, N.K.; 1940.
5-SUMMER SLUMP IN RANGE BEEF. CHOHLIS, J.; 1951.
6-CONTOUR FURROW STUDIES NEAR AMARILLO, TEXAS. CAIRD, R.W., AND MCCORKLE, J.S.; 1946.
7-WITH WASHINGTON STOCKMEN. CHOHLIS, J.; 1951.
8-LAND OR PEOPLE? HARDIN, C.M.; 1951.
9-AN ANALYSIS OF FORAGE UTILIZATION METHODS AND A PROPOSAL FOR UTILIZATION SURVEYS BY RANGE CONDITION CLASSES. HUMPHREY, R.R.; 1949.
10-THE SANTA GERTRUDIS BREED OF BEEF CATTLE. KLEBERG, R.J.;
11-MANAGING PONDEROSA PINE FOR HEWN CROSS TIES. KRAUCH, H.; 1949.
12-FLUCTUATING FORAGE PRODUCTION, ITS SIGNIFICANCE IN PROPER RANGE AND LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT ON SOUTHWESTERN RANGES. LANTOW, J.L., AND FLORY, E.L.; 1940.
13-COMPARISON OF GAINS OF CATTLE ON CRESTED WHEATGRASS PASTURE AS AGAINST GAINS ON OPEN RANGE OF PINE VALLEY C&H ALLOTMENT, OF THE DIXIE NATIONAL FOREST. NEOL, F.C.; 1953.
14-ENGINEERING AND AGRONOMIC PHASES OF MULCH CULTURE. NUTT, G.B., AND PEELE, T.C.; 1948.
15-WHY HAVE RANGES "BRUSHED UP". RUMMELL, R.S.; 1951.
16-FLUCTUATION OF NON-FOREST ANIMAL POPULATIONS IN THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI BASIN. SHELFORD, V.E.; 1951.
17-HISTORIC RECORDS BEARING ON AGRICULTURAL AND GRAZING ECOLOGY IN UTAH. STEWART, G.; 1941.
18-PANEL OF ROTATION AND CONTINUOUS GRAZING INVESTIGATIONS. STODDART, L.A.; 1950.
19-HOW, WHEN, WHERE TO SUPPLEMENT DEFICIENT RANGE. WAGNON, K.A., HART, A.H., AND GUILBERT, H.R.; 1947.
20-REACTIONS OF ADAPTED LEGUMES AND GRASSES ON THE STRUCTURAL CONDITION OF ERODED LINDLEY-WELLER SOILS IN SOUTHEASTERN IOWA. WARD, H.S.; 1949.
21-NATURE AND DEGREE OF RECOVERY OF GRASSLAND FROM THE GREAT DROUGHT OF 1933 TO 1940. WEAVER, J.E., AND ALBERTSON, F.W.; 1944.
22-RANGE LIVESTOCK PROBLEMS IN OREGON. WHITE, W.T.; 1946.
23-SURFACE RUNOFF POTENTIALS OF SOME UTAH RANGE WATERSHED LANDS. WOODWARD, L., AND CRADDOCK, G.W.; 1945.
24-THE RANCH SOIL CONSERVATION PROGRAM. 1947.

VOLUME 29

1-GROWTH AND FLOWERING OF SOME TAME AND WILD GRASSES IN RESPONSE TO DIFFERENT PHOTOPERIODS. ALLARD, H.A.; 1941.
2-COMMUNITY GAINS FROM CONSERVATION FARMING. BAKER, V.W.; 1951.
3-EFFECT OF DAY LENGTH AND TEMPERATURE ON THE FLOWERING AND GROWTH OF FOUR SPECIES OF GRASSES. BENEDICT, H.M.; 1940.
4-THE EFFECT OF SURFACE MULCHES ON WATER CONSERVATION AND FORAGE PRODUCTION IN SOME SEMIDESERT GRASSLAND SOILS. BEUTNER, E.L., AND ANDERSON, D.; 1943.
5-RANGE RODENTS AND PLANT SUCCESSION. BOND, R.M.; 1945.
6-THE APPARENT DIGESTIBILITY AND NUTRITIVE VALUE OF BEARDLESS WHEATGRASS AT THREE STAGES OF MATURITY. BURKITT, W.H.; 1941.
7-CLIMATE AND GRAZING. CHAPLINE, W.R., AND COOPERRIDER, C.K.; 1941.
8-DETERMINATION OF SALES AND LEASE VALUES OF PRIVATE AND PUBLIC RANGE LANDS. CLAWSON, M.; 1938.
9-THE RELATION OF VARIOUS TYPES OF VEGETATIVE COVER TO SOIL DRIFT. COLDWELL, A.E., LOEWEN, P.R., AND WHITFIELD, C.J.; 1942.
10-THE CAUSES: DEFECTS IN FARMING SYSTEMS AND FARMING TENANCY. U.S.D.A.; 1939.
11-EFFECT OF FERTILIZERS ON THE PRODUCTION AND SEASON OF USE OF ANNUAL GRASS RANGE IN CALIFORNIA. DICKEY, P.B., HOGLUND, O.K., AND MADSON, B.A.; 1948.
12-TOXICITY AND ACCUMULATION OF CHLORIDE AND SULFATE SALTS IN PLANTS. EATON, F.M.; 1942.
13-THE SOIL AND THE LAW. U.S.D.A.; 1939.
14-YIELD AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF CERTAIN PASTURE CROPS, FERTILIZED AND UNFERTILIZED. GRUNDER, M.S.; 1933.
15-THE BOTANICAL REVIEW. JUN. 1950.
16-SIZE OF LIST QUADRAT FOR USE IN DETERMINING EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT SYSTEMS OF GRAZING UPON AGROPYRON SHIGHII MIXED PRAIRIE. HANSON, H.C., AND LOVE, L.D.; 1930.
17-DRAINAGE IN THE HUMID REGIONS. U.S.D.A.; 1939.
18-MUDDY WATER. HOWELL, H.A.; 1949.
19-THE REMEDIES: CHANGES IN AGRICULTURAL FINANCE. U.S.D.A.; 1939.
20-PRELIMINARY TRIALS ON THE EFFECT OF MANAGEMENT ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PERENNIAL GRASSES AND LEGUMES AT DAVIS, CALIFORNIA. LOVE, R.M.; 1944.
21-A COMPARISON OF SOME METHODS USED IN DETERMINING PERCENTAGE UTILIZATION OF RANGE GRASSES. PECHANEC, J.F., AND PICKFORD, G.D.; 1937.
22-SUMMARIES OF THE WATER LAW DOCTRINES OF THE SEVENTEEN WESTERN STATES. WATER RESOURCES LAW; 1950.
23-EFFICIENT CROP PRODUCTION MEANS BALANCING SUPPLY OF AVAILABLE PLANT NUTRIENTS. ROGERS, H.T.; 1946.
24-WHEN FERTILIZING, CONSIDER PLANT FOOD CONTENT OF CROPS. ROMAINE, J.D.; N/D.
25-THE USE OF FIRE IN RANGE FORAGE PRODUCTION. SAMPSON, A.W.; 1949.
26-BIG GAME-RANGE LIVESTOCK COMPETITION ON WESTERN RANGES. STODDART, L.A., AND RASMUSSEN, D.I.; 1945.
27-PAMPAS GRASS TRIAL IN SOUTHERN TASMANIA. WARD, F.E.; 1945.
28-THE REMEDIES: POLICIES FOR PRIVATE LANDS. U.S.D.A.; 1939.
29-THE REMEDIES: DIRECT AIDS TO FARMERS. U.S.D.A.; 1939.

VOLUME 30

1-EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENT UPON THE ROOT HABITS OF CERTAIN DECIDUOUS FOREST TREES. BISWELL, H.H.; 1935.
2-TRANSLOCATION OF 2,4-D-DICHLORO-5-IODOPHENOXYACETIC ACID IN VELVET MESQUITE SEEDLINGS. BLAIR, B.O., AND FULLER, W.H.; 1952.
3-RECORDS OF NORTH AMERICAN GNAPHOSIDAE WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF NEW SPECIES. CHAMBERLIN, R.V.; 1035.
4-ROOT STUDIES IN HIGHVELD GRASSLAND COMMUNITIES. COETZEE, J.A., AND PAGE, M.I.; 1946.
5-STUDIES OF COMPARATIVE FLEECE GROWTH IN SHEEP. FERGUSON, K.A., CARTER, H.B., AND HARDY, M.H.; 1949.
6-VEGETATION OF THE GREAT SALT LAKE REGION. THE BOTANICAL GAZETTE; 1934.
7-RELATIVE EFFECT OF BIOLOGICALLY CONDITIONED AND OTHER EXTREMELY HYPOTONIC WATER ON THE TISSUES OF THE MARINE TURBELLARIAN, PROCERODES WHEATLANDI. FOWLER, L.H.; 1935.
8-POLYISOMERISM AND ANTHROPOGENY. GREGORY, W.K.; 1934.
9-INTERCOVEY SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS IN THE VALLEY QUAIL. HOWARD, W.E., AND EMLEN, J.T.; 1942.
10-CIVILIZATION AND SOIL EROSION. LOWDERMILK, W.C.; 1935.
11-IMPROVING THE ACCURACY OF GROWTH INDICES BY THE USE OF RATINGS. MCINTYRE, G.A., AND WILLIAMS, R.F.; 1949.
12-SEDGES AS MATERIAL FOR PHYTOGEOGRAPHICAL STUDIES. RAYMOND, M.; 1951.
13-RUMENAL FLORA STUDIES IN THE SHEEP. REED, F.M., MOIR, R.J., AND UNDERWOOD, E.J.; 1949.
14-RATIO OF WATER CONTENT TO DRY WEIGHT IN LEAVES OF THE CREOSOTE BUSH. RUNYON, E.H.; 1936.
15-STIMULATION OF PLANT GROWTH BY ORGANIC MATTER. SWABY, R.J.; 1942.
16-ECOLOGICAL STUDIES IN THE LOWER ILLINOIS RIVER VALLEY. TURNER, L.M.; 1936.
17-POSTGLACIAL MIGRATION OF FORESTS IN ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN, AND MINNESOTA. VOSS, J.; 1934.
18-SOME ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF GRAZING AND PASTURE MANAGEMENT IN AUSTRALIA. WADHAM, S.M.; 1931.
19-RELATION OF ROOT DISTRIBUTION TO ORGANIC MATTER IN PRAIRIE SOIL. WEAVER, J.E., HOUGEN, V.H., AND WELDON, M.D.; 1935.
20-THE EFFECTS OF PHOSPHORUS SUPPLY ON THE RATES OF INTAKE OF PHOSPHORUS AND NITROGEN AND UPON CERTAIN ASPECTS OF PHOSPHORUS METABOLISM IN GRAMINEOUS PLANTS. WILLIAMS, R.F.; 1948.

VOLUME 31

1-THE COACHELLA VALLEY, CALIFORNIA SOME ASPECTS OF AGRICULTURE IN A DESERT. GLENDINNING, R.M.; 1951.
2-FURTHER STUDIES ON THE PERMANENCE OF DIFFERENCES IN THE PLOTS OF AN EXPERIMENTAL FIELD. HARRIS, J.A., AND SCOFIELD, C.S.; 1928.
3-THE EXTERIOR BIRD. KELSO, L.; 1955.
4-BANG'S DISEASE, AS IT RELATES TO THE PRACTICAL OPERATIONS OF RANGE CATTLE PRODUCERS. MOLLIN, F.E.; 1939.
5-INDICATOR SIGNIFICANCE OF THE NATURAL VEGETATION OF THE SOUTHWESTERN DESERT REGION. SHANTZ, H.L., AND PEIMEISEL, R.L.; 1925.
6-WATER ECONOMY OF PLANTS. SHANTZ, H.L.; 1948.
7-EARLY RECOGNITION OF THE FREEMARTIN CONDITION IN HEIFERS TWINBORN WITH BULLS. SWETT, W.W., MATTHEWS, C.A., AND GRAVES, R.R.; 1940.
8-THIRST ON THE LAND-A PLEA FOR WATER CONSERVATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF MAN AND WILD LIFE. VOGT, W.; 1937.
9-THE TRILOGY OF AMERICAN CONSERVATION AND THE ETERNAL QUESTION. WILSON, R.S.; 1949.

VOLUME 33

1-REPORT ON MEETING OF ECONOMICS OF RANGE RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE. WESTERN AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS RESEARCH COUNCIL; 1954.

VOLUME 34

1-BIOLOGY OF THE POLAR BEAR. VIVION, O.H.; N/D.
2-BIOLOGY OF THE CARIBOU. WALWYN, H.; N/D.
3-BIOLOGY OF THE FISHER. LONG, F.; N/D.
4-BIOLOGY OF THE ALASKAN BROWN BEAR. LIGHTFOOT, B.; N/D.
5-BIOLOGY OF THE ARCTIC FOX. N/D.
6-BIOLOGY OF THE MARTEN. N/D.
7-BIOLOGY OF THE RIVER OTTER. JOYCE, J.W.; N/D.
8-BIOLOGY OF THE SEA OTTER. STRAIT, M.L.; N/D.
9-BIOLOGY OF THE FUR SEAL. KLEIN, W.D.; N/D.
10-BIOLOGY OF THE RING-TAILED CAT. N/D.
11-A BIOLOGY OF THE MUSK OX. BRANSON, P.F.; N/D.
12-BIOLOGY OF THE AMERICAN WOLVERINE. N/D.
13-BIOLOGY OF THE SKUNK. WHITNEY, S.; N/D.

VOLUME 35

1-BALANCED GRASSLAND FARMING. AAMODT, C.; 1948.
2-RECENT AGRONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS IN THE PASTURE FIELD OF INTEREST TO ANIMAL HUSBANDMEN. AHLGREN, H.L.; N/D.
3-FARM CREDIT AND MARKET IMPACTS IN RELATION TO GRASSLAND AGRICULTURE. BRAND, C.J.; 1940.
4-EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES OF A GRASSLAND AGRICULTURE. GRAU, F.V.; N/D.
5-SUMMARY OF PASTURE CLIPPING CAGE YIELDS IN PENNSYLVANIA FOR 1939. GRAU, F.V.; 1940.
6-SUGGESTED PROCEDURES FOR ESTABLISHING PASTURE CLIPPING CAGE YIELD DEMONSTRATIONS. GRAU, F.V.; 1940.
7-IMPROVEMENT OF GRASSES. HAYES, H.K.; N/D.
8-GRAZING MANAGEMENT. JOHNSTONE-WALLACE, D.B.; 1940.
9-THE FORAGE PROBLEM IN LIVESTOCK FEEDING. LUSH, R.H.; 1941.
10-PLANT ADAPTATION IN THE FORAGE CROP BREEDING PROGRAM. NIELSON, E.L.; N/D.
11-PROBLEMS IN PLANT BREEDING. NIELSEN, E.L.; N/D.
12-SOIL-PLANT RELATIONSHIPS IN GRASSLAND FARMING. SALTOR, R.M.; 1940.
13-WHAT A GRASSLAND AGRICULTURE MAY CONTRIBUTE TO THE NORTHEASTERN REGION. THOMSON, E.H.; 1940.
14-REPORT ON A GRASSLAND CONFERENCE AT BLACKSBURG, VIRGINIA. NOV. 1940.
15-GRASSLAND AGRICULTURE IN WISCONSIN. N/D.
16-HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF GRASS RESEARCH. PIETERS, M.B.; 1941.
17-GRASSES THE BASIS OF CIVILIZATION. 1941.
18-BREEDING BETTER GRASSLAND PLANTS. BURTON, G.W.; 1940.
19-A SYMPOSIUM ON PASTURES THEIR VALUE, UTILIZATION AND MANAGEMENT PRESENTED AT THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE. RESEARCH, EXTENSION AND RESIDENT INSTRUCTION STAFFS IN AGRICULTURE; 1939.

VOLUME 36

1-THE WAR AND OUR CHANGING AGRICULTURE. ENGLUND, E.; 1940.
2-THE FEEDING OF DAIRY COWS IN WAR TIME. EVANS, H.E.; 1940.
3-APPRAISAL OF FARM MANAGEMENT WORK WITH SUGGESTIONS FOR IMPROVEMENT. GRIMES, W.E.; N/D.
4-RESTOCKING FOR NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS RANGES. HURTT, L.C.; N/D.
5-A EULOGY ON THE MERITS OF GRASS. INGALLS, J.J.; 1872.
6-FARM ADJUSTMENTS TO MEET WAR IMPACTS. JOHNSON, S.E.; 1940.
7-POSSIBILITIES AND LIMITATIONS OF A GRASSLAND AGRICULTURE IN THE SOUTH. KELLOGG, C.E.; 1940.
8-FARM REORGANIZATION FROM CORN BELT TO PLAINS STYLE. LAMBOURN, C.W.; N/D.
9-HISTORY AND ECOLOGY OF GRASS OF THE SOUTHERN GREAT PLAINS. MCGINNIES, W.G.; N/D.
10-PLANNING THE FARM UNIT. MAHER, J.; N/D.
11-RANGE MANAGEMENT. NELSON, E.W.; N/D.
12-GRASS ADAPTATION AND IMPROVEMENT. NEWELL, L.C.; N/D.
13-THE NATIONAL LAND USE AND CONSERVATION POLICY. U.S.D.A.; 1947.
14-RESEARCH IN THE ESTABLISHMENT OF GRASS. SAVAGE, D.A.; N/D.
15-GRASS DISEASE PROBLEMS IN THE NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS. SPRAGUE, R.; N/D.
16-THE STRENGTH AND QUIETNESS OF GRASS. WALLACE, H.A.; 1940.
17-NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL REVEGETATION IN THE SOUTHERN GREAT PLAINS. WATSON, S.H.; N/D.
18-SEED PROCESSING. WEBER, G.L.; N/D.

VOLUME 37

1-OUR NEW GRASSLAND PHILOSOPHY. AAMODT, O.S.; N/D.
2-WESTERN GRASSLANDS IN AMERICAN AGRICULTURE. AAMODT, O.S.; 1948.
3-THE PLACE OF FORAGE AND PASTURE CROPS IN SOUTHERN AGRICULTURE. AAMODT, O.S.; 1948.
4-THE PLACE OF FORAGE CROPS IN A BALANCED FARMING PROGRAM. AAMODT, O.S.; 1947.
5-THE PLACE OF GRASS IN THE NATION'S AGRICULTURE. AAMODT, O.S.; N/D.
6-THE PLACE FOR FORAGE CROPS IN SOUTHERN AGRICULTURE. AAMODT, O.S.; 1948.
7-PROBLEMS IN GRASS IMPROVEMENT. AAMODT, O.S.; N/D.
8-THE SIGNIFICANCE OF GRASSLAND ECOLOGY TO THE NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS. ALLRED, B.W.; 1941.
9-RESEEDING METHODS IN THE NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS. AUSTIN, W.W.; N/D.
10-RELATION OF INDUSTRY TO AGRICULTURE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO DEFENSE AND THE LOWER THIRD. BEAN, L.H.; 1940.
11-GRASS IN SOIL IMPROVEMENT. BELL, M.A.; N/D.
12-FINDING A MARKET FOR GRASS AND ROUGHAGE. BERESFORD, R.; N/D.
13-GRASSLAND AGRICULTURE AS A PATTERN FOR ADJUSTMENT. CARDON, P.V.; 1940.
14-THE PLACE OF GRASS IN AGRICULTURE. CARDON, P.V.; N/D.
15-THE GRASS REVOLUTION. DAVIS, C..C; 1940.
16-ECONOMICS OF GRASSLAND AGRICULTURE. DICKSON, R.E.; N/D.
17-AGRICULTURAL FINANCING IN THE NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS GRASSLANDS. ENGBERG, R.C.; N/D.

VOLUME 38

1-OESTROGENS AND NEW ZEALAND DAIRY PASTURES. BASSETT, E.G., AND WHITE, E.P.; 1954.
2-SEX HORMONE STUDIES ON SHEEP. BASSETT, E.G., AND WHITE, E.G.; 1954.
3-THE GALACTOPOETIC ROLE OF GROWTH HORMONE IN DAIRY CATTLE. BRUMBY, P.J., HANCOCK, J.; 1954.
4-EXPERIMENTS WITH DRIED BRACKEN. CARPENTER, K.J., PHILLIPSON, A.T., AND THOMSON, W.; 1950.
5-MULTIPLE PURPOSE RIVERS. COOKE, M.L.; 1944.
6-DISTRIBUTION OF THE UNDERGROUND PARTS OF LEAFY SPURGE. COUPLAND, R.T., AND ALEX, J.F.; 1954.
7-THE RELATIVE PALATABILITY OF PASTURE PLANTS. DAVIES, W.; 1925.
8-THE MARSH HAWK AND ITS HUNTING. ERRINGTON, P.L.; 1938.
9-STUDIES ON THE NESTING CYCLE OF THE CALIFORNIA VALLEY QUAIL IN 1937. GLADING, B.; 1938.
10-A COMPARISON OF COMPOST AND INORGANIC FERTILISERS AS TOP DRESSING FOR ESTABLISHED PASTURE. HALL, T.D., MEREDITH, D., AND MURRAY, S.M.; 19942.
11-DRY MATTER AND PROTEIN OF PASTURES AS AFFECTED BY AMOUNTS AND FORMS OF NITROGEN APPLIED. HALL, T.D., MEREDITH, D., AND MURRAY, S.M.; 1947.
12-INTENSIVE BRAZING ON VELD, PART IV. HALL, T.D., AND MEREDITH, D.; 1937.
13-A COMPARISON OF FOUR NITROGENOUS FERTILISERS ON VELD. HALL, T.D., AND MEREDITH, D.; 1949.
14-THE PRODUCTIVITY OF FERTILISED NATURAL HIGHVELD PASTURES. HALL, T.D., MEREDITH, D., AND MURRAY, S.M.; 1937.
15-INTENSIVE GRAZING ON VELD, PART III. HALL, T.D., AND MEREDITH, D.; 1935.
16-EXOTIC PASTURES IN THE GEORGE-KNYSNA AREA: A STUDY OF FERTILITY, MILK PRODUCTION AND MANAGEMENT PROBLEMS IN KIKUYU AND OTHER INTRODUCED GRASSES. HALL, T.D., AND MEREDITH, D.; 1938.
17-THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CRUDE-FIBRE CONTENT OF PASTURE AND OTHER FEEDING STUFFS AND THEIR DIGESTIBILITY AND STARCH EQUIVALENT. HALLSWORTH, E.G.; 1949.
18-A STUDY OF THE MOMENTARY IMMERSION METHOD FOR DIFFUSION TREATMENT OF PINUS RADIATA WITH BORON COMPOUNDS. HARROW, K.M.; 1954.
19-RELATION OF HYDROGEN-ION CONCENTRATION TO GROWTH OF CHLORELLA AND TO THE AVAILABILITY OF IRON. HOPKINS, E.F., AND WANN, F.B.; 1926.
20-IRON REQUIREMENT FOR CHLORELLA. HOPKINS, E.F., AND WANN, F.B.; 1927.
21-GREAT FLOODS IN THE UNITED STATES. JARVIS, C.S.; 1939.
22-MEASUREMENT OF FEED INTAKE OF GRAZING CATTLE AND SHEEP. LANCASTER, R.J.; 1954.
23-THE VALUE OF SALT ON ALKALI RANGES IN SOUTHEASTERN MONTANA. LOMMASSON, T.; 1929.
24-FLUCTUATION OF NATIVE GRASS CROPS ON THE NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS. LOMMASSON, T.; N/D.
25-TOWARDS A NATIONAL PASTORAL POLICY. MEREDITH, D.; 1943.
26-ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF THE MOURNING DOVE BY H. ELLIOT MCCLURE. NICE, M.M.; 1943.
27-EFFECTIVENESS OF SURFACE COVER IN PREVENTING SOIL AND WATER LOSSES. OSBORN, B.; N/D.
28-WILDLIFE OCCURRENCE AND HABITAT CONDITIONS IN ROGER MILLS AND CUSTER COUNTIES, OKLAHOMA. OSBORN, B., AND KELLOGG, W.H.; N/D.
29-RANGE LAND OF AMERICA AND SOME RESEARCH ON ITS MANAGEMENT. STODDART, L.A.; 1945.
30-THE WESTERN RANGE CATTLE INDUSTRY STUDY, COLORADO, NEW MEXICO, WYOMING, MONTANA, 186
5-1895. N/D.

VOLUME 39

1-IMPLEMENTING A MEDITERRANEAN PROGRAMME FOR PASTURE AND FODDER PRODUCTION. AAMODT, O.S.; 1951.
2-LAND EROSION-NORMAL AND ACCELERATED-IN THE SEMIARID WEST. BAILEY, R.W.; 1941.
3-COASTAL SAND DUNE CONTROL IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES, A PRELIMINARY LIST OF REFERENCES. U.S.D.A.; 1937.
4-AN ANALYSIS OF RANGE PROBLEMS IN KITTITAS COUNTY, WASHINGTON AND A PLAN FOR THEIR SOLUTION. COOPERATIVE WESTERN RANGE SURVEY; 1938.
5-WATER YIELD FROM SNOW AS AFFECTED BY CONSUMPTIVE WATER LOSSES. CRADDOCK, G.W.; 1954.
6-EVAPORATION FROM SNOW. CROFT, A.R.; 1944.
7-STATION ORGANIZATION AND PERSONNEL. GREAT BASIN RANGE RESEARCH SEMINAR; 1939.
8-PRELIMINARY REPORT ON CHEMICAL CONTROL OF BIG SAGEBRUSH ON COLORADO'S WESTERN SLOPE. DORAN, C.W., AND HERVEY, D.F.; 1951.
9-METHODS OF HANDLING SKINS. N/D.
10-RANGE LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT ON MONTANA. HEADY, H.F.; 1945.
11-AMOUNT OF ORGANIC MATTER SOILS SHOULD CONTAIN. LANGLEY, G.; N/D.
12-THE ELEVENTH COMMANDMENT. LOWDERMILK, W.C.; 1939.

VOLUME 40

1-CONTROL OF RANGE BRUSH AND WEEDS. MCILVAIN, E.H., AND SAVAGE, D.A.; 1949.
2-SOIL CONSERVATION PRACTICES ON RANGE AND PASTURE LANDS SHOW INCREASED RANCH INCOME. NIELSON, A.B.; N/D.
3-SOME CONSERVATION FACTS AND FALLACIES. PLATT, K.B.; 1948.
4-FLORA OF RUSSIA. SMITH, N.G.; 1945.
5-THE ORIGINAL GRASSLAND AND DESERT SHRUB VEGETATION OF THE UNITED STATES AS A GUIDE TO PRESENT DAY AGRICULTURAL PRACTICE. SHANTZ, H.L.; 1941.
6-SOME ECOLOGICAL METHODS FOR FIELD TECHNICIANS. WHITFIELD, C.J., AND CLEMENTS, F.E.; N/D.
7-THE INTERRELATIONS OF WILDLIFE AND INSECTS AND FARM ECONOMY. WYMORE, F.H.; 1937.
8-THE PROGRAM OF THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT IN THE UPPER COLORADO RIVER BASIN AS IT RELATES TO THE UPPER COLORADO RIVER STORAGE PROJECT AND PARTICIPATING PROJECTS. B.L.M.; 1950.
9-A PROGRESS REPORT ON METHODS ERADICATING MESQUITE BRUSH. TEXAS SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE; 1943.
10-AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS AND NATIONAL DEFENSE. THE FERTILIZER REVIEW; 1941.

VOLUME 41

1-PLANT SUCCESSION AND HUMAN PROBLEMS, PARTS I AND II. CARNEGIE INSTITUTION; 1935.
2-SUBALPINE VEGETATION OF THE WASATCH PLATEAU, UTAH. ELLISON, L.; 1954.
3-STUDIES ON A SEROLOGICAL TEST FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF TUBERCULOSIS IN CATTLE. FISHER, S., AND GREGORY, T.S.; 1951.
4-WATERSHED FLOOD CONTROL: PERFORMANCE AND POSSIBILITIES. FRANK, B., AND MUNNS, E.N.; 1945.
5-THE ACCURACY OF DIAGNOSTIC METHODS IN THE DETECTION OF TUBERCULOUS CATTLE. GREGORY, T.S.; 1949.
6-STUDIES ON BOVINE TUBERCULOSIS IN THE AUSTRALIAN ENVIRONMENT. GREGORY, T.S.; 1949.
7-STUDIES ON LAMB MARKING DRESSINGS FOR THE PREVENTION OF FLY-STRIKE. JOHNSTONE, I.L.; 1951.
8-POLLEDNESS IN DOMESTIC ANIMALS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SHEEP. KELLEY, R.B.; 1951.
9-EROSION CONTROL IN JAPAN. LOWDERMILK, W.C.; 1926.
10-DETERMINING RANGE UTILIZATION BY FREQUENCY TALLIES. OSBORN, B.; 1947.
11-A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE VALUE OF DDT AND BHC FOR THE CONTROL OF BODY-STRIKE IN SHEEP. ROBERTS, F.H.S., AND BOULE, G.R.; 1951.
12-A MEMOIR OF CURTIS FLETCHER MARBUT. SHANTZ, H.L.; 1936.
13-CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THIOBARBITURATE ANAESTHESIA IN SHEEP. TITCHEN, D.A., STEEL, J.D., AND HAMILTON, F.J.; 1949.
14-BAD EARTH. TRELEASE, S.F.; 1942.
15-THE ECOLOGICAL RELATIONS OF PASTURES IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA. TRUMBLE, H.C.; 1949.
16-STUDIES IN THE AUGMENTATION OF FERTILITY OF ROMNEY EWES WITH PREGNANT-MARE SERUM. WALLACE, L.R.; 1954.
17-COMPETITION OF WESTERN WHEAT GRASS WITH RELICT VEGETATION OF PRAIRIE. WEAVER, J.E.; 1942.
18-STUDIES OF THE DESERT TORTOISE, BOPHERUS AGASSIZII. WOODBURY, A.M., AND HARDY, R.; 1948.
19-INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE ETIOLOGY AND CONTROL OF ENZOOTIC JAUNDICE OF SHEEP. THE AUSTRALIAN VETERINARY JOURNAL; 1949.

VOLUME 42

1-FLORA OF ALASKA AND ADJACENT PARTS OF CANADA. ANDERSON, J.P.; 1952.
2-THE GREAT BASIN, WITH EMPHASIS ON GLACIAL AND POSTGLACIAL TIMES. ANTEVS, E.; 1948.
3-EMERGENCY AND PERMANENT CONTROL OF WIND EROSION IN THE GREAT PLAINS. BENNETT, H.H.; 1938.
4-MAN AND THE GREAT KALAHARI DESERT. BOSAZZA, V.L., ADIE, R.J., AND GRENNER, S.; 1946.
5-DESERT CONTRASTS ILLUSTRATED BY THE COACHELLA. GLENDINNING, R.M.; 1949.
6-HAIL AS A FACTOR IN THE REGIONAL CLIMATOLOGY OF THE UNITED STATES. LEMONS, H.; N/D.
7-TRUTH AND CONSEQUENCES. SEARS, P.B.; 1947.
8-SYMPOSIUM: EROSION PREVENTION CAPACITY OF PLANT COVER. IOWA STATE COLLEGE JOURNAL OF SCIENCE; 1935.
9-EVAPORATION REGIONS IN THE UNITED STATES. VISHER, S.S.; 1946.
10-PRECIPITATION VARIATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES. VISHER, S.S.; 1943.
11-REGIONAL CONTRASTS IN HOT DEGREE DAY UNITS IN THE UNITED STATES. VISHER, S.S.; 1946.
12-SUNSHINE AND CLOUDINESS IN THE UNITED STATES. VISHER, S.S.; 1944.
13-WHEN AMERICAN SEASONS BEGIN. VISHER, S.S.; 1944.
14-WINDS OF THE UNITED STATES. VISHER, S.S.; 1943.
15-CHARACTERISTICS OF CERTAIN SOIL PROFILES OF SOUTHEASTERN WASHINGTON. VLASOFF, P.I., AND WHEETING, L.C.; 1937.

VOLUME 43

1-A TEST OF RANDOM VERSUS SYSTEMATIC ECOLOGICAL SAMPLING. BOURDEAU, P.F.; 1953.
2-BIOSYSEMATY. CAMP, W.H.; 1951.
3-EXPERIMENTAL ECOLOGY IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE. CLEMENTS, F.E.; 1935.
4-GAME HUSBANDRY. DEPUY, P.L.; 1935.
5-FOOD HABITS OF IOWA RED FOXES DURING A DROUGHT SUMMER. ERRINGTON, P.L.; 1937.
6-ON THE ANALYSIS OF PRODUCTIVITY IN POPULATIONS OF HIGHER VERTEBRATES. ERRINGTON, P.L.; 1942.
7-SUMMER FOOD HABITS OF THE BADGER IN NORTHWESTERN IOWA. ERRINGTON, P.L.; 1937.
8-WINTER CARRYING CAPACITY OF MARGINAL RUFFED GROUSE ENVIRONMENT IN NORTHCENTRAL UNITED STATES. ERRINGTON, P.L.; 1937.
9-ANNUAL FLUCTUATION IN PRODUCTION OF SOME EASTERN OREGON AND WASHINGTON SHRUBS. GARRISON, G.A.; 1953.
10-EFFECTS OF CLIPPING ON SOME RANGE SHRUBS. GARRISON, G.A.; 1953.
11-THE EFFECT OF THE H ION CONCENTRATION ON THE AVAILABILITY OF IRON FOR CHLORELLA SP. HOPKINS, E.F., AND WANN, F.B.; 1925.
12-GROWTH HABITS OF BARREL CACTI. HUMPHREY, R.R.; 1936.
13-AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES OF THE JORNADA EXPERIMENTAL RANGE, NEW MEXICO. LITTLE, E.L., AND KELLER, J.G.; 1937.
14-SEASONAL MARCH OF CARBOHYDRATES IN ELYMUS AMBIGUUS AND MUHLENBERGIA GRACILIS, AND THEIR REACTION UNDER MODERATE GRAZING USE. MCCARTY, E.C.; 1935.
15-BIOTIC TYPE MAPPING OF OKLAHOMA WATERSHEDS. OSBORN, B.; 1941.
16-A PHOTOGRAPHIC TRANSECT FOR DETERMINING SOIL COVER INDEX OF VEGETATION. ECOLOGY; 1940.
17-SOME EFFECTS OF THE 1946-48 DROUGHT ON RANGES IN SOUTHWEST TEXAS. OSBORN, B.; 1950.
18-STORING RAINFALL AT THE GRASS ROOTS. OSBORN, B.; 1952.
19-VEGETATION OF AN ABANDONED PRAIRIE DOG TOWN IN TALL GRASS PRAIRIE. OSBORN, B., AND ALLAN, P.F.; 1949.
20-WILDLIFE AND HABITATS IN YOUNG COUNTY, TEXAS, BY A NEW METHOD OF SURVEY. OSBORN, B.; 1943.
21-EROSION, TROJAN HORSE OF GREECE. RENNER, F.G.; 1947.
22-ORIGIN OF ALKALI. STEWART, R., AND PETERSON, W.; 1917.
23-DISTRIBUTION OF MARMOTA MONAX IN THE MISSOURI VALLEY REGION. SWENK, M.H.; 1938.
24-LATE AUTUMN FOOD OF THE SHARP TAILED GROUSE IN WESTERN NEBRASKA. SWENK, M.H., AND SELKO, L.F.; 1938.
25-SOME OF THE FACTORS INVOLVED IN THE SEXUAL REPRODUCTION OF MARCHANTIA POLYMORPHA. WANN, F.B.; 1925.
26-ROLE OF SEEDLINGS IN RECOVERY OF MIDWESTERN RANGES FROM DROUGHT. WEAVER, J.E., AND MEULLER, I.M.; 1942.
27-ISOLATION OF CYANURIC ACID FROM SOIL. WISE, L.E., AND WALTERS, E.H.; 1917.
28-AFTER THE RAINS WHAT? MIDLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE; N/D.
29-AMOUNTS OF BIG SAGEBRUSH IN PLANT COMMUNITIES NEAR TENSLEEP, WYOMING, AS AFFECTED BY GRAZING TREATMENT. ECOLOGY; 1953.
30-PRAIRIE DOGS IN SHINNERY (OAK SCRUB) SAVANNAH. ECOLOGY; 1942.

VOLUME 44

1-COMPARATIVE RIPENING OF BEEF FROM GRASS FATTENED AND GRAIN FATTENED STEERS. BARBELLA, N.G., TANNOR, B.; HANKINS, O.G., AND HUNT, R.E.; 1942.
2-SOME FACTORS IN LAMB PRODUCTION ASSOCIATED WITH SIZE AND TYPE IN MUTTON SHEEP. BRANAMAN, G.A.; 1940.
3-NORTHERN COLORADO'S FIRST SETTLERS. COFFIN, R.G.; 1937.
4-MEASURING THE NUTRITIVE CONTENT OF A FORAGING SHEEP'S DIET UNDER RANGE CONDITIONS. COOK, C.W., HARRIS, L.E., AND STODDART, L.A.; 1948.
5-SAMPLING INTENSITY IN VEGETATION SURVEYS MADE BY THE SQUARE FOOD DENSITY METHOD. COSTELLO, D.F., AND KLIPPLE, G.E.; 1939.
6-THE ROLE OF NATURAL GRASSLAND AREAS IN RESEARCH. COUPLAND, R.T.; 1954.
7-VITAMIN E DEFICIENCY IN THE LAMB. CULIK, R., BACIGALUPO, F.T., LUECKE, R.W., AND NELSON, R.H.; 1951.
8-EFFECTS OF GRAZING UPON BUNCH WHEAT GRASS. HANSON, W.R., AND STODDART, L.A.; 1940.
9-EXTENSION OF PEARSON'S CORRELATION METHOD TO INTRACLASS AND INTERCLASS RELATIONSHIPS. HARRIS, J.A., AND GUNSTAD, B.; 1931.
10-INFLUENCE OF PASTURE MANAGEMENT UPON THE GRAZING HABITS OF DAIRY CATTLE. HODGSON, R.E.; 1933.
11-BASE EXCHANGE MODIFICATIONS OF A LEONARDTOWN SILT LOAM UNDER FERTILIZER AND CROP CONTROL. HOLMES, R.S.; 1933.
12-THE USE OF FORAGE ACRE REQUIREMENTS IN RANGE SURVEYS. HUMPHREY, R.R.; 1940.
13-CHLORATE TOXICITY AND PERSISTENCE IN RELATION TO SOIL REACTION. HURD-KARRER, A.M.; 1941.
14-GROWTH SUBSTANCE AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF CROWN GALL. LOCKE, S.B., RIKER, A.J., AND DUGGER, B.M.; 1938.
15-HOW DIFFERENT PLANT NUTRIENTS INFLUENCE PLANT GROWTH. LOFTIN, L.L.; 1947.
16-RIBOFLAVIN DEFICIENCY IN LAMB. LUECKE, R.W., CULIK, R., THORP, F., BLAKESLEE, L.H., AND NELSON, R.H.; 1950.
17-STARVED PLANTS SHOE THEIR HUNGER. MORGAN, N.D.; 1948.
18-RELATION OF WEATHER TO THE PREVALENCE OF SHEET STEM RUST IN NEBRASKA. PELTIER, G.L.; 1933.
19-A STUDY OF METHODS OF DETERMINING SOIL ALKALI. PITTMAN, D.W.; N/D.
20-ENTER HAWK-EXIT MOUSE. POOLE, E.L.; 1937.
21-WHAT'S IN THAT FERTILIZER BAG? SAUCHELLI, V.; 1944.
22-WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH YOUR SOIL? SCARSETH, G.D.; 1940.
23-DETERMINATION OF THE ERRORS OF ESTIMATE OF A FOREST SURVEY, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE BOTTOM LAND HARDWOOD FOREST REGION. SCHUMACHER, F.X., AND BULL, H.; 1932.
24-CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF SYMPHORICARPOS ROTUNDIFOLIUS AS INFLUENCED BY SOIL, SITE, AND DATE OF COLLECTION. STODDART, L.A.; 1941.
25-BEHAVIOR OF PRICES OF FARM PRODUCTS DURING WORLD WARS I AND II. RINLEY, J.M.; 1942.
26-THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE AMERICAN POTASH INDUSTRY. TURRENTINE, J.W.; 1953.
27-AVERAGE DAILY TEMPERATURE RANGE IN THE UNITED STATES. VISHER, S.S.; 1946.
28-SAND DUNES OF RECENT ORIGIN IN THE SOUTHERN GREAT PLAINS. WHITFIELD, C.J.; 1938.
29-ROOT SYSTEMS OF CERTAIN TREES AND SHRUBS GROWN ON PRAIRIE SOILS. YEAGER, A.F.; 1935.

VOLUME 45

1-ECOLOGY OF MIXED PRAIRIE IN WEST CENTRAL KANSAS. ALBERTSON, F.W.; 1937.
2-ENVIRONMENT AND LIFE IN THE GREAT PLAINS. CLEMENTS, F.E., AND CHANEY, R.W.; 1937.
3-NATURE AND STRUCTURE OF THE CLIMAX. CLEMENTS, F.E.; 1936.
4-RESEARCHES IN ECOLOGY. CLEMENTS, F.E.; N/D.
5-THE RECOVERY OF VEGETATION AT KODIAK. GRIGGS, R.F.; 1918.
6-THE MAJOR PLANT COMMUNITIES OF THE HEADWATER AREA OF THE LITTLE LARAMIE RIVER, WYOMING. HANNA, L.A.; 1934.
7-SOME RELATIONS BETWEEN CARBOHYDRATES AND GROWTH RATE IN THE WILD OAT, ABENA FATUA. MCCARTY, E.C.; 1932.
8-OUR RAINFALL: HOW IS IT FORMED AND WHAT BECOMES OF IT? MCEWEN, G.F.; 1930.
9-APPLIED ECOLOGY IN LAND MANAGEMENT. SHANTZ, H.L.; N/D.
10-THE FIXATION OF FREE NITROGEN BY GREEN PLANTS. WANN, F.B.; 1921.

14: ECOLOGY. VOLUME 1 THROUGH 34.

15: SOIL CONSERVATION, U.S.D.A. VOLUME 1 THROUGH 16.

16: NATIONAL WOOL GROWER. VOLUME 26 THROUGH 43 (INCOMPLETE).

17: RECLAMATION ERA. VOLUME 7 THROUGH 52 (INCOMPLETE).

18: JOURNAL OF FORESTRY. VOLUME 15 THROUGH 61 (INCOMPLETE).

19: U.S.D.A. JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH. VOLUME 71, 77, AND 78.

20: F.A.O. AGRICULTURAL STUDIES. NUMBER 5 THROUGH 20 (INCOMPLETE).

21: F.A.O. AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT PAPERS. NUMBERS 18 THROUGH 35 (INCOMPLETE).

22: THE JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT. VOLUME 16 THROUGH 30.

23: WILDLIFE MONOGRAPHS. NUMBER 1 THROUGH 12 (INCOMPLETE).

24: WYOMING WILDLIFE. VOLUME 10 THROUGH 16 (INCOMPLETE).

25: RESEARCH NOTES (U.S.D.A.). NUMBER 8 THROUGH 104 (INCOMPLETE).

26: ANNUAL REPORT OF INTERMOUNTAIN FOREST AND RANGE EXPERIMENT STATION. 1951 THROUGH 1963.

27: PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD COUNCIL. 1963 THROUGH 1970 (INCOMPLETE).

28: RANGE IMPROVEMENT NOTES. VOLUME 3 THROUGH 13 (INCOMPLETE).

29: DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR-GRAZING BULLETIN. VOLUME 3 AND 4.

30: DE VEGETATION DER ERDE. VOLUME 1 THROUGH 15 (INCOMPLETE).

31: FOREST SERVICE BULLETIN. NUMBER 76-80.

31:76-HOW TO GROW AND PLANT CONIFERS IN THE NORTHEASTERN STATES. PETTIS, C.R.; NOV. 1909.
31:77-FOREST PRODUCTS OF THE UNITED STATES:1906. U.S.D.A.; 1908.
31:78-WOOD PRESERVATION IN THE UNITED STATES. SHERFESEE, W.F.; 1909.
31:79-THE LIFE HISTORY OF LODGEPOLE BURN FORESTS. CLEMENTS, F.E.; 1910.
31:80-THE COMMERCIAL HICKORIES. BOISEN, A.T., AND NEWLIN, J.A.; 1910.

32: U.S.D.A. BULLETINS. NUMBER 149 THROUGH 166.

149-DISEASES OF SHEEP. U.S.D.A.; 1923.
150-PARASITES AND PARASITIC DISEASES OF SHEEP. U.S.D.A.; 1929.
151-PREGNANCY DISEASE OF SHEEP. NORTH DAKOTA EXPERIMENTAL STATION; 1932.
152-ARTHRITIS IN LAMBS. MONTANA EXPERIMENTAL STATION; 1931.
153-MORPHOLOGY OF THE SHEEP TAPE-WORM. UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION; 1914.
154-ROLE OF INORGANIC PHOSPHORUS IN NUTRITION OF ANIMALS. HART, MCCOLLUM, AND FULLER; N/D.
155-MINERAL REQUIREMENTS OF SHEEP. TEXAS AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION; 1918.
156-SORE MOUTH IN LAMBS. UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION; 1926.
157-LIFE-HISTORY OF THE SHEEP-TICK. UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION; 1913.
158-DISEASES OF SHEEP. GALAGHER, B.A.; N/D.
159-DISEASES OF COLORADO FEEDING LAMBS. COLORADO AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION; 1926.
160-NECROBACILLOSIS-MOUTH SCAB DISEASE ON SHEEP. COLORADO AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION; 1923.
161-ERADICATION OF THE SHEEP TICK. UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION; 1915.
162-THE 'LUNGER' DISEASE OF SHEEP. UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION; 1927.
163-SHEEP SCAB. U.S.D.A.; 1927.
164-ECONOMICS OF RANGE SHEEP PRODUCTION IN MONTANA. MONTANA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION; 1935.
165-SHEEP RANCHING IN UTAH. UTAH AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION; 1928.
166-AN ECONOMIC STUDY OF RANGE SHEEP PRODUCTION IN ARIZONA. UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION; 1930.

33: JOURNAL OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION. VOLUME 4 THROUGH 35 (INCOMPLETE).

34: SOIL CONSERVATION, U.S.D.A. VOLUME 42 THROUGH 44 (INCOMPLETE).

FOREST PUBLICATIONS

35: CHECK LIST OF NATIVE AND NATURALIZED TREES OF THE UNITED STATES (INCLUDING ALASKA). U.S.D.A.; 1953.

36: COMPOSITION OF GUM TURPENTINE OF PINES. U.S.D.A.; 1961.

37: FOREST BIBLIOGRAPHY-VOL. 1-3. OXFORD UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY; 1936.

38: FOREST PRODUCTS THEIR MANUFACTURE AND USE. BROWN, N.C.; 1919.

39: FORESTRY IN MINNESOTA. GREEN, SAMUAL B.; 1902.

40: FORESTRY ALMANAC. THE AMERICAN TREE ASSOCIATION; 1924.

41: HISTORY OF SPRUCE PRODUCTION DIVISION, UNITED STATES ARMY. UNITED STATES SPRUCE PRODUCTION CORPORATION. N/D.

42: AN INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN FORESTRY. ALLEN, S.W.; 1938.

43: MANAGEMENT OF AMERICAN FORESTS. MATTHEWS, D.M.; 1935.

44: MANUAL OF THE TREES OF NORTH AMERICA. SARGENT, C.S.; 1933.

45: A PRIMER OF FORESTRY-PART 1, THE FOREST. PINCHOT, GIFFORD; 1903.

46: THEORY AND PRACTICE OF SILVICULTURE. BAKER, F.S.; 1934.

INTERNATIONAL PUBLICATIONS

47: CONFERENCE FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF PASTURE AND FODDER PRODUCTION IN THE MEDITERRANEAN AREA. F.A.O.; 1951.

48: DESERTS OF THE WORLD. MCGINNIES, W.G.; 1970.

49: DESERTS ON THE MARCH. SEARS, PAUL B.; 1935.

50: EUROPEAN TIMBER STATISTICS. F.A.O.; 1953.

51: EUROPEAN TIMBER TRENDS AND PROSPECTS. F.A.O.; 1953.

52: FOURTH INTERNATIONAL GRASSLAND CONGRESS. WHYTE, R.O.; 1937.

53: IMPROVING THE WORLD'S GRASSLAND CONGRESS. F.A.O.; 1951.

54: PROCEEDINGS OF THE NINTH INTERNATIONAL GRASSLAND CONGRESS-VOL 1-2. DEPARTMENTO DA PRODUCAO ANIMAL DA SECRETARIA DA AGRICUTURAL DO ESTADO DE SAO PAULO.

55: WATER POWERS OF CANADA. DENIS, L.G., AND WHITE, A.V.; 1911.

56: YEARBOOK OF FOREST PRODUCTS STATISTICS. F.A.O.; 1949.

LIVESTOCK PUBLICATIONS

57: ANIMAL NUTRITION. MAYNARD, L.A.; 1937.

58: BEEF CATTLE IN KANSAS. KANSAS STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE; SEP. 1934.

59: CATTLE RANCHES. U.S. FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION; JUL. 1939.

60: THE DOMESTIC SHEEP. STEWART, HENRY; 1898.

61: FEEDS AND FEEDING. HENRY, W.A., AND MORRISON, F.B.; 1917.

62: FEEDS AND FEEDING. MORRISON, F.B.; 1939.

63: THE GOLDEN HOOF. BREEDER PUBLICATIONS; 1943.

64: THE MANAGEMENT OF FEEDING OF SHEEP. SHAW, THOMAS; 1914.

65: 1937 NORTH DAKOTA LIVESTOCK BRAND BOOK. WESTERN NORTH DAKOTA STOCKMEN'S ASSOCIATION; AUG. 1936.

66: RANGE SHEEP AND WOOL IN THE SEVENTEEN WESTERN STATES. HULTZ, F.S., AND HILL, J.A.; 1931.

67: SHEEP. YOUATT, WILLIAM; 1894.

68: SHEEP. YOUATT, WILLIAM; N/D.

69: SHEEP, FARM, AND STATION MANAGEMENT. PEARSE, E.H.; 1945.

70: SHEEP HUSBANDRY IN CANADA. SPENCER, J.B.; 1908.

71: SHEEP HUSBANDRY IN MINNESOTA. SHAW, THOMAS; 1901.

72: SHEEP MANAGEMENT, BREEDS, AND JUDGING. KLEINHEINZ, FRANK; 1918.

73: SHEEP RANCHES. U.S. FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION; MAY 1940.

74: SHEEP SHEARING. BARTLETT, E.S.; 1938.

75: THE SHEPHERDS MANUAL. STEWART, HENRY; 1884.

76: A STUDY OF FARM ANIMALS. PLUMB, C.S.; 1924.

77: TYPES AND MARKET CLASS OF LIVE STOCK. VAUGHN, H.W.; 1923.

78: WESTERN STOCK RANCHING. SAUNDERSON, M.H.; 1950.

MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS

79: BUREAU OF STATISTICS, REPORT ON IMMIGRATION, 1871. BUREAU OF STATISTICS; 1872.

80: CAVANAUGH, FOREST RANGER. GARLAND, HAMLIN; 1920.

81: DIET AND DISEASE. CHERASKIN, E., RINGSDORF, W.M., AND CLARK, J.W.; 1970.

82: THE ENCYCLOPEDIA FOR HEALTHFUL LIVING. RODALE, J.I.; 1974.

83: THE FATE OF THE EARTH. SCHELL, JONATHAN; 1982.

84: THE GLORY TRAIL. SWIFT, ERNEST; 1958.

85: THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY; MAY 1920.

86: POSSESSORY RIGHTS OF NATIVES OF SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA. GOLDSCHMIDT, W.R., AND HAAS, T.H.; OCT. 1946.

87: TEXAS AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE, SUMMARIES OF MASTER OF SCIENCE THESES. TEXAS A&M COLLEGE; N/D. NATURAL RESOURCES

88: OUR NATURAL RESOURCES AND THEIR CONSERVATION. PARKINS, A.E., AND WHITAKER, J.R.; 1936.

89: WILD ANIMALS OF NORTH AMERICA. NELSON, E.W.; 1930. PLANTS

90: ALL ABOUT TOMATOES. ORTHO BOOKS; N/D.

91: CARICES OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS AND COLORADO BASIN. HERMANN, F.J.; JUL. 1970.

92: CONTRIBUTIONS TOWARD A FLORA OF IDAHO. DAVIS, RAY J.; 1945.

93: CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN. CROCKETT, J.V.; 1977.

94: DOWN-TO-EARTH VEGETABLE GARDENING KNOW-HOW. RAYMOND, DICK; 1975.

95: ELEMENTARY FLORA OF THE NORTHWEST. FRYE, T.C., AND RIGG, G.B.; 1914.

96: THE ELEMENTS OF BOTANY. GRAY, ASA; 1901.

97: THE EVOLUTION OF SEX IN PLANTS. COULTER, J.M.; 1916.

98: FIRST BOOK OF GRASSES. CHASE, AGNES; 1937.

99: FLORA OF SOUTHEASTERN WASHINGTON AND ADJACENT IDAHO. PIPER, C.V., AND BEATTIE, R.K.; 1914.

100: FLORA OF UTAH AND NEVADA. TIDESTROM, IVAR; 1925.

101: FLOWERING PLANTS AND FERNS. WILLIS, J.C.; 1931.

102: GRASSES IN KANSAS. KANSAS STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE; DEC. 1936.

103: THE GRASSES OF IOWA. WILDER, F.A., AND SAVAGE, T.E.; 1904.

104: GRAY'S LESSONS IN BOTANY. GRAY, ASA; N/D

105: A GUIDE TO TROPICAL AND SEMITROPICAL FLORA. KUCK, L.E., AND TONGG, R.C.; 1966.

106: FLOWERING PLANTS AND FERNS OF THE CENTRAL AND NORTHEASTERN UNITED STATES AND ADJACENT CANADA. GRAY, ASA; 1908.

107: JOY OF GARDENING. RAYMOND, DICK; 1982.

108: KEY TO IMPORTANT WOODY PLANTS OF EASTERN OREGON AND WASHINGTON. HAYES, D.W., AND GARRISON, G.W.; 1960.

109: A KEY TO THE GRASSES OF MONTANA. HITCHCOCK, C.L.; 1937.

110: LAWN AND GARDEN BOOK. ORTHO BOOKS; N/D.

111: LEGUMES FOR EROSION CONTROL AND WILDLIFE. GRAHAM, E.H.; 1941.

112: LIVING PLANTS AND THEIR PROPERTIES. ARTHUR, C.A.; 1898.

113: MANUAL OF THE GRASSES OF THE UNITED STATES. HITCHCOCK, A.S.; 1935.

114: NATIVE FLOWERS OF TEXAS. U.S.D.A.; 1972.

115: NATIVE WOODY PLANTS OF THE UNITED STATES. VAN DERSAL, W.R.; 1939.

116: NEW MANUAL OF BOTANY OF THE CENTRAL ROCKY MOUNTAINS. COULTER, J.M., AND NELSON, A.; 1909.

117: ONE THOUSAND AMERICAN FUNGI. MCILVAINE, C., AND MACADAM, R.K.; 1973.

118: THE PHYLOGENETIC METHOD IN TAXONOMY. HALL, H.M., AND CLEMENTS, F.E.; 1923.

119: PLANT ECOLOGY. WEAVER, J.E., AND CLEMENTS, F.E.; 1929.

120: PLANT PHYSIOLOGY. MAXIMOV, N.A.; 1938.

121: PLANT SUCCESSION AND INDICATORS. CLEMENTS, F.E.; 1928.

122: PLANT SYMBOLS FOR CALIFORNIA. HORMAY, A.L.; 1937.

123: A POPULAR CALIFORNIA FLORA. RATTAN, V.; 1883.

124: PROCEDURE IN TAXONOMY. SCHENK, E.T., AND MCMASTERS, J.H.; 1936.

125: ROOT DEVELOPMENT OF FIELD CROPS. WEAVER, J.E.; 1926.

126: SPRING FLORA OF THE WASATCH REGION. GARRETT, A.O.; 1936.

127: A TEXTBOOK OF BOTANY FOR COLLEGES. GANONG, W.F.; 1927.

128: TREES AND FLOWERING SHRUBS OF YELLOWSTONE AND THE GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARKS. SITAW, R.J.; 1964.

129: TREES AND TREE-PLANTING. BRISBIN, J.S.; 1888.

130: VEGETABLES. AMERICAN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY; 1980.

131: VIRGINIA FERNS AND FERN ALLIES. MASSEY, A.B.; 1944.

132: THE WEED FLORA OF IOWA. KAY, G.F.; 1913.

133: THE WEED FLORA OF IOWA. PAMMEL, L.H., AND KING, C.M.; 1926.

134: WILD FLOWERS IN KANSAS. GATES, F.C.; 1934.

135: WINTER GUIDE TO NATIVE SHRUBS OF THE CENTRAL ROCKY MOUNTAINS. MCKEAN, W.T.; 1956.

136: WOODY PLANT SEED MANUAL. U.S.D.A; 1948.

PUBLIC DOMAIN LANDS

137: ARKANSAS-WHITE-RED RIVER BASINS. B.L.M.; 1961.

138: GLENDO AREA, WYOMING. B.L.M.; 1951.

139: LAND PLANNING AND CLASSIFICATION REPORT RELATIVE TO PUBLIC DOMAIN, SOUTH PLATTE RIVER BASIN. B.L.M.; 1953.

140: LITTLE MISSOURI RIVER BASIN. B.L.M.; 1959.

141: LOWER YELLOWSTONE AREA. B.L.M.; 1958.

142: MILK RIVER AREA. B.L.M.; 1960.

143: MISSOURI RIVER BASIN INVESTIGATIONS. B.L.M.; 1949.

144: MOREAU RIVER BASIN. B.L.M.; 1954.

145: NORTH PLATTE RIVER BASIN-VOLUME 1. B.L.M.; 1962.

146: NORTH PLATTE RIVER BASIN-VOLUME 2. B.L.M.; 1962.

147: POWDER RIVER BASIN. B.L.M.; 1956.

148: UPPER CHEYENE RIVER BASIN. B.L.M.; 1957.

149: UPPER MISSOURI RIVER BASIN. B.L.M.; 1952.

RANGE MANAGEMENT

150: ABSTRACTS OF RANGE LITERATURE. DAHL, ARNOLD S.; N/D.

151: ADDRESSES DELIVERED BEFORE THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF RANGE MANAGEMENT. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF RANGE MANAGEMENT; JAN. 1948.

152: A BIBLIOGRAPHY ON RANGE MANAGEMENT. UTAH STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE; FEB. 1947.

153: THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION AND UTILIZATION OF GREASEWOOD AND OTHER BROWSE SPECIES AS RELATED TO SOME ASPECTS OF CATTLE NUTRITION ON WINTER RANGES IN SOUTHEASTERN MONTANA. JAMESON, D.A.; 1952.

154: CROP PRODUCTION, PRINCIPLES, AND PRACTICES. HUGES, H.D., AND HENSON, E.R.; 1930.

155: DWARF FRUIT TREES. WAUGH, F.A.; 1908.

156: ECOLOGY AND CULTURE OF SELECTED SPECIES USEFUL IN REVEGETATING DISTURBED LANDS IN THE WEST. U.S. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; SEP. 1982.

157: ESTABLISHMENT OF GRASSES TO INCREASE GRAZING CAPACITY AND CONTROL HALOGETON ON DIFFICULT RANGE SITES IN NORTHERN NEVADA. TUELLER, P.T.; JUL. 1959.

158: FACTORS AFFECTING THE RANGE LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY IN UTAH. MUIR, JOSEPH; MAY 1943.

159: GRASS LAND. WILSON, J.A.; 1967.

160: HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF RANGE MANAGEMENT. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF RANGE MANAGEMENT; 1949?

161: IDENTIFICATION OF CROP AND WEED SEEDS. U.S.D.A.; APR. 1963.

162: INTERMOUNTAIN RANGE PLANT SYMBOLS. U.S.D.A.; 1966.

163: INTERNATIONAL GRASSLAND CONGRESS-VOLUME I, PART I. INTERNATIONAL GRASSLAND CONGRESS; 1974.

164: INTERNATIONAL GRASSLAND CONGRESS-VOLUME I, PART II. INTERNATIONAL GRASSLAND CONGRESS; 1974.

165: INTERNATIONAL GRASSLAND CONGRESS-VOLUME II. INTERNATIONAL GRASSLAND CONGRESS; 1974.

166: INTERNATIONAL GRASSLAND CONGRESS-VOLUME III, PART I. INTERNATIONAL GRASSLAND CONGRESS; 1974.

167: INTERNATIONAL GRASSLAND CONGRESS-VOLUME III, PART II. INTERNATIONAL GRASSLAND CONGRESS; 1974.

168: LIVESTOCK HUSBANDRY ON RANGE AND PASTURE. SAMPSON, A.W.; 1928.

169: MANUAL OF THE GRASSES OF THE WEST INDIES. HITCHCOCK, A.S.; NOV. 1936.

170: NATIVE AMERICAN FORAGE PLANTS. SAMPSON, A.W.; 1926.

171: NOTES ON WESTERN RANGE FORBES: EQUISETACEAE THROUGH FUMARIACEAE. DAYTON, W.A.; FEB. 1960.

172: THE PLANT INFORMATION NETWORK (PIN) DATA BASE: COLORADO, MONTANA, NORTH DAKOTA, UTAH, AND WYOMING. U.S. DEPT OF THE INTERIOR; DEC. 1983.

173: PLANT RELATIONS IN PASTURES. WILSON, J.R.; 1978.

174: POSSIBILITIES OF PASTURE IMPROVEMENT ALONG THE HUMBOLDT RIVER BY GRAZING MANAGEMENT, SEEDING AND FERTILIZATION. FERRARO, R.S.; 1959.

175: PRACTICAL GRASSLAND MANAGEMENT. ALLRED, B.W.; 1950.

176: PROCEEDINGS OF THE SIXTH INTERNATIONAL GRASSLAND CONGRESS-VOLUME I. INTERNATIONAL GRASSLAND CONGRESS; 1952.

177: PROCEEDINGS OF THE SIXTH INTERNATIONAL GRASSLAND CONGRESS-VOLUME II. INTERNATIONAL GRASSLAND CONGRESS; 1952.

178: RANGE AND PASTURE MANAGEMENT. SAMPSON, A.W.; 1923.

179: RANGE MANAGEMENT, PRINCIPLES, AND PRACTICES. SAMPSON, A.W.; 1952.

180: RANGE MANAGEMENT-2ND EDITION. STODDART, L.A., AND SMITH, A.D.; 1955.

181: RANGE MANAGEMENT-3RD EDITION. STODDART, L.A., SMITH, A.D., AND BOX, T.W.; 1975.

182: RANGELAND MANAGEMENT FOR LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION. BELL, H.M.; 1973.

183: RANGELAND MANAGEMENT. HEADY, H.F.; 1975.

184: RANGE PLANT HANDBOOK. U.S.D.A.; 1937.

185: RANGE SITE TECHNICAL DESCRIPTIONS AND RANGE CONDITION GUIDES-NEW MEXICO. U.S.D.A; 1962.

186: RESPONSE OF HUMBOLDT RIVER MEADOWS TO GRAZING, SLIPPING, FERTILIZING, AND SEEDING. HACKETT, E.I.; 1957.

187: THE ROLE OF MINERS LETTUCE, MONTIA PERFOLIATA (DONN) HOWELL IN CALIFORNIA BURNED BRUSHLANDS. SPIVEY, W.R.; 1950.

188: A TEXTBOOK OF GRASSES. HITCHCOCK, A.S.; 1922.

189: USE OF REGRESSION EQUATIONS TO DETERMINE UTILIZATION OF 'SHORTGRASS' RANGELAND. SMOLIAK, S.; 1961.

190: WESTERN GRAZING GROUND AND FOREST RANGES. BARNES, W.C.; 1913.

191: THE WESTERN RANGE. SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE; 1936.

SOILS AND WATER

192: BIBLIOGRAPHY ON SOIL EROSION AND SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION. U.S.D.A.; 1938.

193: CRISSCROSS TRAILS. LAPHAM, MACY H.; 1949.

194: FIELD OPERATIONS OF THE DIVISION OF SOILS, 1899. MILTON, WHITNEY; 1900.

195: HYDROLOGIC INTERRELATIONS OF WATER AND SOILS. HORTON, R.E.; 1936.

196: REPORT ON WATER AND LAND USE PROGRAMS IN THE NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS. NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS COMMITTEE; 1938.

197: SOIL-THE FOUNDATION OF AGRICULTURE. PITTMAN, D.W.; 1938.

198: WATER RESOURCES COMMITTEE PROGRESS REPORT. NATIONAL RESOURCES PLANNING BOARD; 1939.

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

199: ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR OF THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS, 1938. FECHNER, ROBERT; 1938.

200: ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR OF THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS. MCENTEE, J.J.; 1040.

201: AMERICAN FOREST REGULATION. WOOLSEY, T.S.; 1922.

202: C.C. FORESTRY. KYLIE, H.R., HIERONYMUS, G.H., AND HALL, A.G.; 1937.

203: CLIMATE AND MAN, YEARBOOK OF AGRICULTURE. U.S.D.A.; 1941.

204: COMPILATION OF LAWS, AND REGULATIONS DECISIONS THEREUNDER, RELATING TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF FEDERAL FOREST RESERVES. U.S. DEPT OF INTERIOR; 1903.

205: HANDBOOK FOR RANGE MANAGERS-REGION 5. U.S.D.A.; 1940.

206: THE NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL-REGULATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS. U.S.D.A.; 1928.

207: REGULATIONS OF THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. U.S.D.A.; 1943.

208: YEARBOOK OF THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. U.S.D.A.; 1897.

209: YEARBOOK OF THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. U.S.D.A.; 1906.

CONIFEROUS FOREST BIOME-UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON

210: CONIFEROUS FOREST BIOME, PROPOSAL FOR 1973 AND 1974-VOLUME I. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON; 1972.

211: CONIFEROUS FOREST BIOME, PROPOSAL FOR 1973 AND 1974-VOLUME II. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON; 1972.

212: FIRE ECOLOGY RESEARCH PLAN FOR 1973. KICKERT, R.N., TAYLOR, A.R., AND BEHAN, M.J.; 1973.

213: BIOGEOCHEMICAL PROCESSES-ANNUAL REPORTS 1972-PART 1. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON; 1972.

214: TERRESTRIAL PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY ANNUAL REPORTS 1971. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON; 1971.

215: TERRESTRIAL FOOD CHAIN PROCESSES ANNUAL REPORTS 1971. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON; 1971.

216: ECOSYSTEM INTERFACES INTERNAL REPORTS 24-25 ANNUAL REPORTS 1971. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON; 1971.

217: AQUATIC STREAM ECOSYSTEMS ANNUAL REPORTS 1971. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON; 1971.

218: LAKE WASHINGTON THERMAL STUDY, JULY 1971. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON; 1971.

219: PHENOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS ON REFERENCE STANDS IN THE H.J. ANDREWS EXPERIMENTAL FOREST IN 1971. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON; 1971.

220: FINDLEY LAKE WATERSHED TERRESTRIAL GEOCHEMICAL PROCESSES. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON; N/D.

221: COMPUTER PROGRAMS AVAILABLE IN THE CONIFEROUS FOREST BIOME INFORMATION BANK. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON; 1971.

222: A REVIEW OF FOREST BIOMASS ACCUMULATION AND LITTER PRODUCTION BY STANDS OF RED ALDER IN WESTERN WASHINGTON. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON; 1971.

223: THE ANALYSIS OF THE ATTACK DISTRIBUTION AND SPATIAL ATTACK PATTERN OF AN ENDEMIC DOUGLAS-FIR BEETLE POPULATION. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON; 1971.

224: ENERGY FLOW AS DETERMINED BY RATES OF LITTER DECOMPOSITION. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON; 1971.

225: AQUATIC STUDIES: STREAMS. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON; 1972.

226: VEGETATION AND STEM MAPPING OF WATERSHED 10. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON; 1972.

227: MORE COMPUTER PROGRAMS AVAILABLE IN THE CONIFEROUS FOREST BIOME INFORMATION BANK. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON; 1972.

228: PRIMARY PRODUCTION PROCESSES. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON; 1972.

229: FOOD CHAIN PROCESSES. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON; 1972.

ADDENDUM

230: CONE PRODUCTION OF WESTERN WHITE PINE SEEDLINGS AND GRAFTS. HOFF, R.J.; 1981.

231: MOUNTAIN PINE BEETLE SELECTION OF DWARF MISTLETOE AND COMANDRA BLISTER RUST INFECTED LODGEPOLE PINE. RASMUSSEN, L.A.; 1987.

232: ARMILLARIA IN THE NORTHERN ROCKIES: PATHOGENICITY AND HOST SUSCEPTIBILITY ON PRISTINE AND DISTURBED SITES. MCDONALD, G.I., MARTIN, N.E., AND HARVEY, A.E.; 1987.

233: OCCURRENCE OF ARMILLARIA SPP. IN FORESTS OF THE NORTHERN ROCKY MOUNTAINS. MCDONALD, G.I., MARTIN, N.E., AND HARVEY, A.E.; 1987.

234: RATE OF WOODY RESIDUE INCORPORATION INTO NORTHERN ROCKY MOUNTAIN FOREST SOILS. HARVEY, A.E., LARSEN, M.J., AND JURGENSEN, M.F.; 1981.

235: REMOTE AUTOMATIC WEATHER STATION FOR RESOURCE AND FIRE MANAGEMENT AGENCIES. WARREN, J.R., AND VANCE, D.L.; 1981.

236: PATTERN--A SYSTEM FOR LAND MANAGEMENT PLANNING. BARNEY, R.J., AND RUDOLPH, T.; 1981.

237: PHOTO GUIDES FOR APPRAISING DOWNED WOODY FUELS IN MONTANA FORESTS: HOW THEY WERE MADE. FISCHER, W.C.; 1981.

238: TRENDS IN RECREATIONAL USE OF NATIONAL FOREST WILDERNESS. PETERSON, M.; 1981.

239: ROOTING PURPLE SAGE STEM CUTTINGS. EVERETT, R.L., AND GAUTIER, C.R.; 1981.

240: PAIRED COMPARISON: A METHOD FOR RANKING MULE DEER PREFERENCE FOR VARIOUS BROWSE SPECIES. WHITE, S.M., AND WELCH, B.L.; 1981.

241: WHY WINDSPEEDS INCREASE ON HIGH MOUNTAIN SLOPES AT NIGHT. BAUGHMAN, R.G.; 1981.

242: MONOTERPENES OF LODGEPOLE PINE PHLOEM AS RELATED TO MOUNTAIN PINE BEETLES. COLE, W.E., GUYMAN, E.P., AND JENSEN, C.E.; 1981.

243: MATHEMATICAL HYPOTHESIS FOR HERBAGE PRODUCTION POTENTIAL ON PINYON-JUNIPER AREAS. CLARY, W.P., AND JENSEN, C.E.; 1981.

244: FORMATTING AND DOCUMENTING MULTIDISCIPLINARY DATA. SCHLIETER, J.A.; 1981.

245: HAIL DAMAGE VARIATION BY SEED SOURCE IN A PONDEROSA PINE PLANTATION. READ, R.A., AND SPRACKLING, J.A.; 1981.

246: VEGETATION TREATMENT ON BLM LANDS IN THIRTEEN WESTERN STATES-DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT. B.L.M.; 1989.

247: RECORD OF DECISION VEGETATION TREATMENT OF BLM LANDS IN THIRTEEN WESTERN STATES. B.L.M.; 1991.

248: CRONARTIUM COMANDRAE IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN STATES. KREBILL, R.G.; 1968.

249: ENCLOSURES AND NATURAL AREAS ON RANGELANDS IN UTAH. LAYCOCK, W.A.; 1969.

250: CURLEW NATIONAL GRASSLAND. SWEETEN, C.H.; 1980.

251: SUNDANCE FIRE: AN ANALYSIS OF FIRE PHENOMENA. ANDERSON, H.E.; 1968.

252: CONGRESS ON PUBLIC LANDS IN THE WEST. THE SNAKE RIVER REGIONAL STUDIES CENTER, COLLEGE OF IDAHO; 1976.

253: RECORD OF DECISION FOR THE SAWTOOTH NATIONAL FOREST, LAND AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PLAN. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1987.

254: GRASS FEEDING INSECTS OF THE WESTERN RANGES: AN ANNOTATE CHECKLIST. UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA; 1981.

255: SILVICULTURAL SYSTEMS AND CUTTING METHODS FOR OLD-GROWTH SPRUCE-FIR FORESTS IN THE CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN ROCKY MOUNTAINS. ALEXANDER, R.R.; 1986.

256: ROTHERMEL'S FIRE SPREAD MODEL PROGRAMMED FOR THE HEWLETT-PACKARD 9820. FRANDSEN, W.H.; 1973.

257: FIRE DETECTION INTERIM REPORT. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1966. 258: RECOVERY OF SNOW-BENT YOUNG WESTERN LARCH. SCHMIDT, W.C., AND SCHMIDT, J.A.; 1979.

259: SILVICULTURE OF SPRUCE-FIR FORESTS IN THE CENTRAL ROCKY MOUNTAINS. SHEPPERD, W.D., AND ALEXANDER, R.R.; 1983.

260: PRINCIPAL RANGE PLANTS OF THE CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN ROCKY MOUNTAINS: NAMES AND SYMBOLS. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1976.

261: A GUIDE FOR EVALUATING THE ADEQUACY OF OAK ADVANCE REPRODUCTION. SANDER, E.L., JOHNSON, P.S., AND WATT, R.F.; 1976.

262: MOUNTAIN PINE BEETLE IN FRONT RANGE PONDEROSA PINE: WHAT IT'S DOING AND HOW TO CONTROL IT. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1975.

262: NET ECONOMIC VALUE OF UPLAND GAME HUNTING IN IDAHO. YOUNG, J.S., AND DONNELLY, D.M.; 1987.

263: SILVICULTURAL SYSTEMS AND CUTTING METHODS FOR OLD-GROWTH LODGEPOLE PINE FORESTS IN THE CENTRAL ROCKY MOUNTAINS. ALEXANDER, R.R.; 1986.

264: IMPACTS OF BACKCOUNTRY RECREATION: SITE MANAGEMENT AND REHABILITATION-AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY. COLE, D.M., AND SCHREINER, G.S.; 1981.

265: AIRBORNE INFRARED FOREST FIRE SURVEILLANCE--A CHRONOLOGY OF USDA FOREST SERVICE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT. WARREN, J., AND WILSON, R.A.; 1981.

266: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WIND VELOCITY LITERATURE RELATING TO FOREST FIRE BEHAVIOR STUDIES. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1981.

267: SILVICULTURAL SYSTEMS AND CUTTING METHODS FOR PONDEROSA PINE FORESTS IN THE FRONT RANGE OF THE CENTRAL ROCKY MOUNTAINS. ALEXANDER, R.R.; 1986.

268: LOGGING RESIDUES ON HARVESTING OPERATIONS, WESTERN SOUTH DAKOTA, WYOMING, UTAH, AND COLORADO. SETZER, T.S.; 1973.

269: LOGGING RESIDUES UNDER DIFFERENT STAND AND HARVESTING CONDITIONS, ROCKY MOUNTAINS. BENSON, R.E., AND JOHNSTON, C.M.; 1976.

270: PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCH ON ADVENTITIOUS SHOOT DEVELOPMENT IN ASPEN ROOTS. SCHIER, G.A.; 1981.

271: VISUAL IMPACTS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES: FINDINGS ON PUBLIC PREFERENCES. BENSON, R.E., AND ULLRICH, J.R.; 1981.

272: STAND STRUCTURE AND SUCCESSIONAL STATUS OF TWO SPRUCE-FIR FORESTS IN SOUTHERN UTAH. HANLEY, D.P., SCHMIDT, W.C., AND BLAKE, G.M.; 1975.

272: A SURVEY OF FACTORS AFFECTING REGENERATION OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN DOUGLAS FIR. RYKER, R.A.; 1975.

273: YOU CAN SAVE YOUR PINES FROM DWARF MISTLETOE. HAWKSWORTH, F.G., STEWART, J.L., AND BAILEY, W.F.; 1968.

274: HOW DOES WESTERN SPRUCE BUDWORM FEEDING AFFECT WESTERN LARCH? FELLIN, D.G., AND SCHMIDT, W.C.; 1973.

275: METEOROLOGICAL FACTORS IN THE SUNDANCE FIRE RUN. FINKLIN, A.I.; 1973.

276: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE DOUGLAS-FIR BEETLE. FURNISS, M.M., AND OAKES, R.D.; 1973.

277: CONIFEROUS FORESTS OF THE NORTHERN ROCKY MOUNTAINS-SYMPOSIUM ABSTRACTS. UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA; 1968.

278: FIRE BEHAVIOR IN NORTHERN ROCKY MOUNTAIN FORESTS. BARROWS, J.S.; 1951.

279: SITE PREPARATION AIDS NATURAL REGENERATION IN WESTERN LARCH-ENGELMAN SPRUCE STRIP CLEARCUTTINGS. BOYD, R.J., AND DEITSCHMAN, G.H.; 1969.

280: CROWN WIDTH AND FOLIAGE WEIGHT OF NORTHERN ROCKY MOUNTAIN CONIFERS. MOEUR, M.; 1981.

281: DOWNED DEAD WOODY FUEL AND BIOMASS IN THE NORTHERN ROCKY MOUNTAINS. BROWN, J.K., AND SEE, T.E.; 1981.

282: FOREST AREA AND TIMBER RESOURCE STATISTICS FOR THE BEAR RIVER AND WASATCH FRONT WORKING CIRCLES, UTAH, 1976-1977. FELT, D.G.; 1980.

283: AREA ORIENTED MULTIPLE USE ANALYSIS. RIDD, M.K.; 1965.

284: FOREST HABITAT TYPES OF CENTRAL IDAHO. STEELE, R., PFISTER, R.D., RYKER, R.A., AND KITTAMS, J.A.; 1981.

285: FOREST AREA AND TIMBER RESOURCE STATISTICS FOR STATE AND PRIVATE LANDS IN BERNALILLO, SANDOVAL, AND TORRANCE COUNTIES, NEW MEXICO, 1978. FELT, D.G.; 1981.

286: IDAHO'S FOREST RESOURCES. BENSON, R.E., GREEN, A.W., AND VAN HOOSER, D.D.; 1987.

287: A TECHNIQUE FOR SAMPLING POPULATIONS OF THE MOUNTAIN PINE BEETLE. CARLSON, R.W., AND COLE, W.E.; 1965.

288: USING EFFECTIVE HEATING NUMBER AS A WEIGHTING FACTOR IN ROTHERMEL'S FIRE SPREAD MODEL. FRANDSEN, W.H.; 1973.

289: CLIMATE OF THE DECEPTION CREEK EXPERIMENTAL FOREST, NORTHERN IDAHO. FINKLIN, A.I., AND FISCHER, W.C.; 1987.

BOX 1 AGRICULTURE, FARMS

FLD 1: HANDLING ONIONS. UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD; SEPT. 1947.
FLD 2: STUDIES ON CURLY-TOP DISEASE OF THE SUGAR BEET. CARSNER, EUBANKS, AND STAHL, C. F.; APR. 1924.
FLD 3: SPRING MECHANIZATION AND WEED CONTROL. UTAH-IDAHO SUGAR CO.; N/D.
FLD 4: AMERICAN MEDICINAL PLANTS OF COMMERCIAL IMPORTANCE. U.S.D.A.; JUL. 1930.
FLD 5: AUXIN RELATIONS IN HOT-WATER-TREATED SUGARCANE STEMS. BRANDES, E. W., VAN OVERBEEK, J.; 1949.
FLD 6: SOME COMMON EDIBLE AND POISONOUS MUSHROOMS. U.S.D.A.; JUL. 1922.
FLD 7: BLIGHT-A NON-PARASITIC DISEASE OF CITRUS TREES. UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA; APR. 1936.
FLD 8: BEST METHODS FOR GROWING FRUITS AND BERRIES. ORGANIC GARDENING AND FARMING; 1963.
FLD 9: ORCHARD FERTILIZATION PAYS. AMERICAN POTASH INSTITUTE; 1961.
FLD 10: PEACH VARIETIES AND THEIR CLASSIFICATION. GOULD, H.P.; JAN. 1918.
FLD 11: GROWING PEACHES. GOULD, H.P.; MARCH 1918.
FLD 12: CURRANTS AND GOOSEBERRIES. DARROW, GEORGE M.; APR. 1919.
FLD 13: UNFERMENTED GRAPE JUICE. DEARING, CHARLES; OCT. 1919
FLD 14: GRAPES FOR DIFFERENT REGIONS. U.S.D.A.; MAY 1943.
FLD 15: THE FERMENTATION ORGANISMS OF CALIFORNIA GRAPES. CRUESS, W.V.; DEC. 1918.
FLD 16: DRYING AND HUMIDIFICATION OF HOPS. WILLIAMS, LARRY AND ROMANKO, RICHARD; AUG. 1975.
FLD 17: GROWING ALFALFA IN COLORADO. WEIHING, R.M., ROBERTSON, D.W., COLEMAN, O.H., AND GARDNER, R.; AUG. 1943.
FLD 18: ALFALFA IN NEBRASKA. KIESSELBACH, T.A., AND ANDERSON, ARTHUR; JUL. 1927.
FLD 19: COST OF PRODUCING HAY ON NEVADA RANGE CATTLE RANCHES. BRENNEN, C.A.; OCT. 1932.
FLD 20: VARIETIES OF SORGHUM IN KANSAS. KANSAS STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND APPLIED SCIENCE; APR. 1934.
FLD 21: FORAGE CROPS IN WESTERN KANSAS. KANSAS STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE; FEB. 1921.
FLD 22: MACARONI WHEATS. CARLETON, MARK; DEC. 1901.
FLD 23: AMARANTH ROUND-UP. 1977.
FLD 24: CLASSIFICATION OF WHEAT VARIETIES GROWN IN THE UNITED STATES. CLARK, ALLAN J.; APR. 1935.
FLD 25: HISTORICAL AND GEOGRAPHIC ASPECTS OF WHEAT YIELDS IN WASHINGTON. PUBOLS, BEN AND HEISIG, CARL; DEC. 1937.
FLD 26: THE HARVESTER-STACKER METHOD OF HARVESTING GRAIN IN NORTH DAKOTA. MCCOLLY, H.F.; DEC. 1930.
FLD 27: COMPOSITION OF CEREAL GRAINS AND FORAGES. MILLER, DONALD F.; JUN. 1958.
FLD 28: PERMANENT PASTURES IN MARYLAND. GRAU, FRED; FEB. 1935.
FLD 29: THE STORY OF FARMERS' COOPERATIVES. ELSWORTH, R.H.; 1939.
FLD 30: AGRICULTURAL COOPERATION. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MANUFACTURERS; DEC. 1937.
FLD 31: AGRICULTURAL COOPERATION. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MANUFACTURERS; DEC. 1938.
FLD 32: THE COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT. DIETRICH, JOHN H.; N/A.
FLD 33: REPORT ON THE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONS, 1940. OFFICE OF EXPERIMENT STATIONS; JUL. 1941.
FLD 34: REPORT ON THE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONS, 1951. OFFICE OF EXPERIMENT STATIONS; JAN. 1952.
FLD 35: REPORT ON THE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONS, 1952. OFFICE OF EXPERIMENT STATIONS; JAN. 1953.

BOX 2 FARMS (CON'D)

FLD 1: THE ORIGIN OF FARM ECONOMICS EXTENSION. SMITH, C.B.; JAN. 1932.
FLD 2: BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS AND PUBLIC RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT. CIRIACY-WANTRUP, S.V.; NOV. 1955.
FLD 3: REPORT OF THE ADMINISTRATOR OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH 1944. U.S.D.A.; OCT. 1944.
FLD 4: THE 8TH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION 1940. U.S.D.A.; MAR. 1941.
FLD 5: THE 9TH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION 1941. U.S.D.A.; APR. 1942.
FLD 6: THE 11TH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION 1943-44. U.S.D.A.; NOV. 1944.
FLD 7: THE 13TH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION 1945-46. U.S.D.A.; JAN. 1947.
FLD 8: COOPERATIVE MARKETING OF RANGE LIVESTOCK. MANN, L.B.; AUG. 1936.
FLD 9: MEMBERSHIP RELATIONS OF COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATIONS. JONES, J.W.; OCT. 1936.
FLD 10: TYPES OF FARMING IN KANSAS. HODGES, J.A., ELLIOTT, J.J., AND GRIMES, W.E.; AUG. 1930.
FLD 11: TYPES OF FARMING IN NEBRASKA. GEDGES, HAROLD, AND ELLIOTT, F.F.; MAY 1930.
FLD 12: SYSTEMS OF FARMING AND POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVES IN NEBRASKA. GAREY, L.F.; JUN. 1937.
FLD 13: FACTORS DETERMINING TYPE-OF-FARMING AREAS IN NEBRASKA. GAREY, L.F.; MAY 1936.
FLD 14: TYPE OF FARMING AREAS IN COLORADO. HUNTER, BYRON; SEP. 1935.
FLD 15: TYPES OF FARMING IN IDAHO. PART 1. VOGEL, HAROLD, AND JOHNSON, NEIL; MAY 1934.
FLD 16: TYPES OF FARMING IN IDAHO. PART 2. VOGEL, HAROLD, AND JOHNSON, NEIL; JUN. 1934.
FLD 17: THE FARM LEASE CONTRACT. GRAY, L.C., AND TURNER, HOWARD; OCT. 1920.
FLD 18: PROFITABLE SYSTEMS OF FARMING FOR THE IDAHO FALLS AREA. EKE, PAUL, AND JOHNSON, NEIL; JUN. 1933.
FLD 19: TYPES OF FARMING AND FARM BUSINESS STUDIES IN SOUTH CAROLINA. FULMER, J.L.; JUN. 1937.
FLD 20: FARM FENCE HANDBOOK. GIESE, HENRY; APR. 1942.
FLD 21: STATISTICS OF FARMERS' MARKETING AND PURCHASING COOPERATIVES 1938-39 MARKETING SEASON. ELSWORTH, R.H.; JUN. 1940.
FLD 22: SOUTHWESTERN FARMERS MEET WITH MANUFACTURERS IN JOINT CONFERENCE FOR BETTER UNDERSTANDING. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MANUFACTURERS; FEB. 1939.
FLD 23: AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE PROGRAM PLAN. U.S.D.A.; JAN. 1983.
FLD 24: AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE PROGRAM PLAN. U.S.D.A.; FEB. 1983.
FLD 25: FY 1986 PRIORITIES FOR RESEARCH, EXTENSION, AND HIGHER EDUCATION. JOINT COUNCIL ON FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES; JUL. 1984.
FLD 26: LET'S AGREE ON TERMS USED IN MAKING AGRICULTURAL POLICY. SMITH, MERVIN G., DOUGAN, RILEY S., BARR, WALLACE, AND DUNHAM, WALLACE C.; MAR. 1956.
FLD 27: GRASSLAND FARMING. EHRENREICH, JOHN; APR. 1951.
FLD 28: WARTIME FARMING ON THE SOUTHERN GREAT PLAINS. U.S.D.A.; 1942.

BOX 3 FOREIGN LANGUAGE PUBLICATIONS

FLD 1: MONTHLY BULLETIN OF THE IRANIAN FOREST SERVICE. MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE (IRAN); JAN. 1958.
FLD 2: REHABILITATION OF DENUDED RANGELANDS THROUGH THE RESEARCH ON SEASON, METHOD, DEPTH AND PLANTING RATE OF DRYLAND FORAGE SPECIES (IRAN). PEYMANI, BAHRAM AND TARIFI, ABDULRASOOL; 1972.
FLD 3: EL BUFFEL GRASS: UTILIDAD Y MANEJO DE UNA PROMISORIA GRAMINEA (ARGENTINA). AYERZA, RICARDO H.; 1981.
FLD 4: VERSO UNA NUOVA ALPICOLTURA (ITALY). VEZZANI, VIRRORINO; 1944.
FLD 5: ESTACION EXPERIMENTAL AGRICOLA DE TUCUMAN (ARGENTINA). AGRICOLA DE TUCUMAN; JUN. 1962.
FLD 6: PROGRAMA PARA EL DESARROLLO DE LA REGION DEL CONAHUE (ARGENTINA). PACHECO, RAFEAL; AUG. 1968.
FLD 7: ESTATUTOS Y REGLAMENTOS DE LA SOCIEDAD SUDAMERICANA DE PASTURAS (ARGENTINA). TERCERA REUNION INTERAMERICANA DE PRODUCCION PECUARIA; APR. 1955.

BOX 3 (CON'D) GLOBAL

FLD 8: HOW TO INCREASE MEAT PRODUCTION IN PARAGUAY. PATTERSON, ALBION W.; N/D.
FLD 9: THE ORGANIZATION OF THE VISCEROROME SERVICE OF THE BRAZILIAN COOPERATIVE YELLOW FEVER SERVICE. RICKARD, E.R.; MAR. 1937.
FLD 10: THE VARIETIES OF ANOPHELES MACULIPENNIS IN A REGION OF GREEK MACEDONIA. RICE, J.B.,AND BARBER, M.A.; OCT. 1937.
FLD 11: SIXTY TREES FROM FOREIGN LANDS. LITTLE, ELBERT L.; NOV. 1961.
FLD 12: WORLD CRISIS IN AGRICULTURE. SCHURTER, DALE AND WALTER, EUGENE; 1971.
FLD 13: ACTA AGRICULTURAE SCANDINAVICA (SCANDANAVIA). 1964.
FLD 14: EXPERIMENTS IN PROGRESS NUMBER 10. THE GRASSLAND RESEARCH INSTITUTE; 1958.
FLD 15: EXPERIMENTS IN PROGRESS NUMBER 11. THE GRASSLAND RESEARCH INSTITUTE; 1959.
FLD 16: CLASSIFICATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF MOUNTAIN PASTURES IN ITALY. WHITE, W.T.; SEP. 1952.
FLD 17: PROFILE OF A FRAGILE ENVIRONMENT (SAHELIAN/SUDANAIAN ZONES OF AFRICA). THOMAS, GERALD W.; SEP. 1980.
FLD 18: PRINCIPLES, METHODS AND TECHNIQUES FOR RANGE MANAGEMENT AND FODDER PRODUCTION (TUNISIA). F.A.O.; 1974.
FLD 19: CONQUEST OF THE LAND THROUGH SEVEN THOUSAND YEARS. U.S.D.A.; APR. 1950.
FLD 20: IMPORTANCE OF WORLD RANGELANDS. WILLIAMS, ROBERT E.; OCT. 1967.
FLD 21: THE PLACE OF GRAZING LANDS IN THE WORLD ECONOMY. ALLRED, B.W.; OCT. 1967.
FLD 22: THE VEGETATION OF CENTRAL AND EASTERN ARABIA. VESSAY AND FITYGERALD; N/D.
FLD 23: CONSERVATION, DEVELOPMENT, AND USE OF THE WORLD'S RANGELANDS. WILLIAMS, B.W., ALLRED, B.W., DENIO, REGINALD M., AND PAULSEN, HAROLD A.; NOV. 1968.
FLD 24: PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNITED NATIONS SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE ON THE CONSERVATION AND UTILIZATION OF RESOURCES (VOL 6). UNITED NATIONS; 1951.

BOX 4 GLOBAL (CONT'D)

FLD 1: RANGE MANAGEMENT IN IRAQ-FINDINGS, PLAN AND ACCOMPLISHMENT. BRYAN, HUGH M. AND SPRINGFIELD, WAYNE; NOV. 1955.
FLD 2: PLANTS OF JORDAN WITH NOTES ON THEIR ECOLOGY AND ECONOMIC USES. KASAPLIGIL, BAKI; 1956.
FLD 3: PRELIMINARY REPORTS ON THE ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE VEGETATION TYPES IN FOREST AND GRAZING LANDS OF JORDAN. KASAPLIGIL, BAKI; 1955.
FLD 4: TECHNICAL MEETING ON FOREST GRAZING. F.A.O.; MAR. 1954.
FLD 5: AGRICULTURAL GEOGRAPHY OF EUROPE AND THE NEAR EAST. U.S.D.A.; JUN. 1948.

BOX 4 (CONT'D) BIBLIOGRAPHIES

FLD 6: A BIBLIOGRAPHY ON RANGE MANAGEMENT. U.S.D.A.; FEB. 1947.
FLD 7: READING LIST. B.L.M.; APR. 1965.
FLD 8: HISTORY OF GRAZING, SELECTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY. N/D.
FLD 9: SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON SOUTHERN RANGE MANAGEMENT, 1973-1978. PEARSON, H.A., CHILD, E.K., BYINGTON, H.E., AND LEWIS, C.E.; 1980.

BOX 5 BIBLIOGRAPHIES (CONT'D)

FLD 1: BIBLIOGRAPHY ON SOIL EROSION AND SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION. GAINES, STANLEY H.; OCT. 1938.
FLD 2: A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON MANAGEMENT OF WESTERN RANGES, LIVESTOCK, AND WILDLIFE. RENNER, F.G.; MAR. 1938.
FLD 3: BIBLIOGRAPHY ON LAND SETTLEMENT. BERCAW, LOUISE O., HANNAY, A.M., AND COLVIN, ESTHER M.; AUG. 1934.

BOX 6 BIBLIOGRAPHIES (CONT'D)

FLD 1: LAND OWNERSHIP, A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SELECTED REFERENCE. HANNAY, ANNIE M., AND GOOCH, DONALD W.; JAN. 1953.

BOX 6 (CONT'D) LIVESTOCK HEALTH

FLD 2: BLACK DISEASE. SHAW, J.N., AND MUTH, O.H.; 1939.
FLD 3: ANTHRAX. ROBERT, J.C.; JAN. 1902.
FLD 4: FLUKES OF THE GENUS COLLYRICLUM AS PARASITES OF TURKEYS AND CHICKENS. RILEY, W.M.; FEB. 1924.
FLD 5: STUDIES ON THE CHICKEN NEMATODE, HETERAKIS PAPILLOSA BLOCH. RILEY, WILLIAM A., AND JAMES, LYLE G.; MAY 1921.
FLD 6: DOURINE OF HORSES. MOHLER, J.R.; AUG. 1920.
FLD 7: HISTORY OF A "SWAMP FEVER" VIRUS CARRIER. SCHALK, A.F., AND RODERICK, L.M.; AUG. 1923.
FLD 8: CONTAGIOUS ABORTION OF CATTLE. EICHHORN, ADOLPH.; JAN. 1917.
FLD 9: RED WATER DISEASE OF CATTLE. RECORDS, EDWARD; JUL. 1928.
FLD 10: BACILLARY HEMOGLOBINURIA OF CATTLE AND SHEEP (RED WATER DISEASE). RECORDS, EDWARD, AND VAWTER, LYMAN R.; JUN. 1945.
FLD 11: DEVELOPMENT OF THE FETUS IN THE DAIRY COW. SWETT, W.W., MATTHEWS, C.A., AND FOHRMAN, M.H.; JUN. 1948.
FLD 12: RANCH MANAGEMENT FOR SCREWWORM PREVENTION AND ERADICATION IN TEXAS AND ADJOINING STATES. PARMAN, DANIEL C., AND BARRETT, WILLIAM L.; JAN. 1941.

BOX 6 (CONT'D) CATTLE RANCHING

FLD 13: BEEF CATTLE FOR BREEDING PURPOSES. DOUGLAS, JAMES R.; SEP. 1942.
FLD 14: FEED-LOT AND RANCH EQUIPMENT FOR BEEF CATTLE. BLACK, W.H., AND PARR, V.V.; NOV. 1936.
FLD 15: BEEF-CATTLE PRODUCTION IN THE RANGE AREA. PARR, VIRGIL V.; JAN. 1933.
FLD 16: LIVESTOCK PRICES..AND WHAT CAUSES THEM TO CHANGE. SWIFT AND COMPANY; NOV. 1953.
FLD 17: DAIRY CATTLE BREEDS. U.S.D.A.; JAN. 1930.
FLD 18: STUDIES ON LARGE AND SMALL TYPE HEREFORD CATTLE. WOODWARD, R.R., CALRK, R.T., CUMMINGS, J.N.; FEB. 1942.
FLD 19: WINTERING STEERS ON CRESTED WHEATGRASS. WILLIAMS, RALPH M., CLARK, R.T., AND PATTON, A.R.;
FLD 20: EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT SYSTEMS OF GRAZING BY CATTLE UPON A WESTERN WHEAT-GRASS TYPE OF RANGE. HANSON, HERBERT C., LOVE, L., AND MORRIS, M.S.; JUL. 1931.
FLD 21: RANGE CATTLE MANAGEMENT. OLIVER, HERMAN; APR. 1957.
FLD 22: CATTLE MARKETING INVESTIGATIONS AT PORTLAND, OREGON. LINDGREN, H.A., AND POTTER, E.L.; AUG. 1927.
FLD 23: STEER FATTENING INVESTIGATIONS. JONES, J.H., HALL, R.A., JONES, J.M., AND BLACK, W.H.; MAY 1938.
FLD 24: ACTIVITIES OF LIVESTOCK ON THE RANGE. CORY, V.L.; NOV. 1927.
FLD 25: THE USE OF NATIVE GRASS IN PRODUCING FINISHED CATTLE. BAKER, MARVEL L.; JUN. 1937.
FLD 26: BEEF CATTLE PRODUCTION. STARKEY, L.V.; JUN. 1943.
FLD 27: EARLY MARKETING OF RANGE CATTLE PAYS! U.S.D.A.; SEP. 1947.
FLD 28: A HANDBOOK FOR BETTER FEEDING OF LIVESTOCK. U.S.D.A.; SEP. 1942.
FLD 29: OUR RANGE LIVESTOCK (MATERIAL FOR A TWENTY MINUTE TALK). N/D.
FLD 30: PIONEER LIVESTOCK MEN AND THEIR IMPRINT ON THE WEST OF TODAY (MATERIAL FOR A FIFTEEN MINUTE TALK). N/D.
FLD 31: RECORDS AND THEIR IMPORTANCE FOR PUBLIC RANGELAND LIVESTOCK OPERATORS. OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION SERVICE; SEP. 1983.
FLD 32: NUTRITIONAL QUALITIES OF RANGE FORAGE PLANTS IN RELATION TO GRAZING WITH BEEF CATTLE ON THE SOUTHERN PLAINS EXPERIMENTAL RANGE. SAVAGE, D.A.; DEC. 1947.
FLD 33: ECONOMICS OF RANCH APPRAISAL. GUNDERSEN, ARDEN B.; MAR. 1958.
FLD 34: CATTLE AND CATTLEMEN IN TRANSITION. SMITH, VEARL R.; DEC. 1965.
FLD 35: DO YOU USE FULLY THE LEVERS AT HAND TO OBTAIN BEST LIVESTOCK DISTRIBUTION. REYNOLDS, HUDSON, G.; JAN. 1955.
FLD 36: ORIGIN OF THE AMERICAN NATIONAL LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION AND THE UNITED STATES BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY. THARP, RUSSELL; JAN. 1938.
FLD 37: THE AMERICAN LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION. N/D.
FLD 38: EFFICIENT USE OF ANNUAL PLANTS ON CATTLE RANGES IN THE CALIFORNIA FOOTHILLS. BENTLEY, J.R., AND TALBOT, M.W.; 1951.
FLD 39: A STUDY OF RANCH ORGANIZATION AND METHODS OF RANGE-CATTLE PRODUCTION IN THE NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS REGION. WILSON, M.L., KLEMMEDSON, G.S., PARR, V.V., AND WILCOX, R.H.; MAR. 1928.
FLD 40: MONTANA CATTLE SHIPMENTS: SOURCES, DESTINATIONS, AND CHARACTER OF MONTANA'S CATTLE SHIPMENTS. EDKERT, P.S., AND SLAGSVOLD, P.L.; MAY 1938.
FLD 41: CATTLE RANCHING IN MONTANA. SAUNDERSON, M.H., AND CHITTENDEN, D.W.; MAY 1937.
FLD 42: SOME HIGHLIGHTS IN RANGE LIVESTOCK BUSINESS OF MONTANA: PAST AND PRESENT TRENDS. SMITH, GLENN A.; 1929.
FLD 43: NORTH PARK CATTLE PRODUCTION: AN ECONOMIC STUDY. BURDICK, R.T., AND REINHOLT, MARTIN; JUL. 1937.
FLD 44: CATTLE-RANCH ORGANIZATION IN THE MOUNTAINS OF COLORADO. BURDICK, R.T., REINHOLT, MARTIN, AND KLEMMEDSON, G.S.; SEP. 1928.
FLD 45: BEEF PRODUCTION IN CALIFORNIA. GUILBERT, H.R., AND ROCHFORD, LOUIS H.; APR. 1940.

BOX 7 CATTLE RANCHING (CONT'D)

FLD 1: AN ECONOMIC STUDY OF A TYPICAL RANCHING AREA ON THE EDWARDS PLATEAU OF TEXAS. YOUNGBLOOD, B. AND COX, A.B.; JUL. 1922.
FLD 2: CATTLE RANCH ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT IN WESTERN SOUTH DAKOTA. JOHNSON, M.B.; NOV. 1930.
FLD 3: RANCH ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT IN WESTERN NORTH DAKOTA. JOHNSON, M.B.; JUN. 1930.
FLD 4: FOURTEEN YEARS CATTLE PRODUCTION AND RANCH EARNING POWER IN NORTHEASTERN NEVADA. BRENNEN, C.A., AND HARRIS, FRED B.; OCT. 1943.
FLD 5: RANCH ORGANIZATION AND OPERATION IN NORTHERN NEVADA. CARPENTER, ALVIN G., CLAWSON, MARION, AND FLEMING, C.E.; NOV. 1941.
FLD 6: FOREST GRAZING AND BEEF CATTLE PRODUCTION IN THE COASTAL PLAIN OF NORTH CAROLINA. BISWELL, H.H., AND FOSTER, J.E.; MAR. 1942.
FLD 7: GRAZING VALUES FOR CATTLE ON PINE FOREST RANGES IN LOUISIANA. CAMPBELL, ROBERT S., AND CASSADY, JOHN T.; MAY 1951.
FLD 8: FOREST GRAZING IN RELATION TO BEEF CATTLE PRODUCTION IN LOUISIANA. CAMPBELL, ROBERT S., RHODES, ROBERT R.; JUN. 1944.
FLD 9: AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF RANCHING IN THE PIKES PEAK REGION. WHITTEMORE, LOREN R.; 1967.
FLD 10: A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF 127 NEW MEXICO RANCHES IN 1925. WALDER, A.L., AND LANTOW, J.L.; JAN. 1927.
FLD 11: CATTLE RANCH ORGANIZATION AN MANAGEMENT IN WESTERN SOUTH DAKOTA. JOHNSON, M.B.; NOV. 1932.
FLD 12: BEEF CATTLE IN KANSAS. KANSAS BOARD OF AGRICULTURE; 1935.
FLD 13: A STUDY OF RANCH ORGANIZATION AND OPERATION IN NORTH-CENTRAL TEXAS. U.S.D.A.; JAN. 1936.
FLD 14: EXPERIENCE OF THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF BERKELEY WITH LOANS ON RANCH REAL ESTATE IN ELKO COUNTY, NEVADA, AND THE POLICY OF THE FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION REGARDING RANCH LOANS. U.S.D.A.; MAR. 1941.

BOX 7 (CONT'D) SHEEP AND GOATS

FLD 15: THE BOTANICAL AND NUTRITIVE COMPOSITION OF GOAT DIETS ON LIGHTLY AND HEAVILY GRAZED RANGES IN THE EDWARDS PLATEAU OF TEXAS. MALECHEK, JOHN CHARLES; AUG. 1970.
FLD 16: IMPACT OF RANGE GOATS ON INFILTRATION RATES IN SOUTHWESTERN UTAH. GIFFORD, GERALD F., PROVENZA, FREDERICK D., AND MALECHEK, JOHN C.; MAR. 1983.
FLD 17: FEEDING BEHAVIOR AND NUTRITION OF GOATS ON RANGELANDS. MALECHEK, J.C., AND PROVENZA, F.D.; 1983.
FLD 18: WOOL CO-OPERATIVE MARKETING. NATIONAL WOOL MARKETING CORPORATION; N/D.
FLD 19: ABOUT WOOL. SWIFT AND COMPANY; N/D.
FLD 20: PRICES OF WOOL AT BOSTON, A COMPARISON OF PRICES OF DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED WOOLS. U.S.D.A.; JAN. 1954.
FLD 21: STOCKING NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS SHEEP RANGE FOR SUSTAINED HIGH PRODUCTION. U.S.D.A.; APR. 1949.
FLD 22: GRAZING SPRING-FALL SHEEP RANGES OF SOUTHERN IDAHO. U.S.D.A.; MAY 1949.
FLD 23: MANAGING FARM FLOCK SHEEP FOR GREATER PROFIT IN SOUTHERN IDAHO. FAVRE, C.E., AND PHINNEY, T. DEAN; MAR. 1939.
FLD 24: FATTENING RANGE LAMBS IN IDAHO. RHINEHART, E.F., HICKMAN, C.W., AND JOHNSON, R.F.; DEC. 1932.
FLD 25: THE ECONOMICS OF RANGE SHEEP PRODUCTION IN MONTANA. SAUNDERSON, M.H., AND VINKE, LOUIS; JUN. 1935.
FLD 26: TRAILING SHEEP IN CALIFORNIA. WENTWORTH, EDWARD N.; FEB. 1952.
FLD 27: LAMB MARKETING INVESTIGATIONS IN WESTERN OREGON. OREGON STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE; JUN. 1930.

BOX 8 SHEEP AND GOATS (CONT'D)

FLD 1: SHEEP PRODUCTION IN SOUTH DAKOTA. JORDAN, ROBERT M.; JUN. 1950.
FLD 2: ONE-NIGHT CAMPS VS. ESTABLISHED BED-GROUNDS ON NEVADA SHEEP RANGES. FLEMING, C.E.; AUG. 1922.
FLD 3: FEEDING RANGE LAMBS IN KANSAS. COX, RUFUS, F.; NOV. 1939.
FLD 4: RAISING SHEEP IN LOUISIANA. SNELL M.G., AND HILL, C.L.; JUN. 1936.
FLD 5: THE SHEEP TICK AND ITS ERADICATION BY DIPPING. U.S.D.A.; DEC. 1932.
FLD 6: RANGE SHEEP PRODUCTION. U.S.D.A.; APR. 1940.
FLD 7: SHEEP MIGRATION IN THE INTERMOUNTAIN REGION. U.S.D.A.; JAN. 1942.
FLD 8: THE SHEEP. WILSON, JAMES W., AND THOMPSON, B.L.; MAR. 1918.
FLD 9: SHEEP AND THEIR CARE. GRISWOLD, D.J.; JUN. 1936.
FLD 10: CHARACTERISTICS OF SHEEP PRODUCTION IN THE WESTERN UNITED STATES. GEE, KERRY, AND MAGLEBY, RICHARD; AUG. 1976.
FLD 11: A COMPARISON OF COSTS OF TRUCKING AND TRAILING LAMBS FROM SUMMER RANGE TO SHIPPING POINT. SAUNDERSON, MONT H.; 1939.
FLD 12: EARLY LAMB PRODUCTION BY FARM FLOCK OPERATORS. SAUNDERSON, MONT H., AND PHINNEY T. DEAN; N/D.
FLD 13: HEAVY STOCKING-A HANDICAP TO RANGE SHEEP PRODUCTION. BLEAD, ALVIN T.; DEC. 1948.
FLD 14: MEN, SHEEP, AND 100 YEARS. NATIONAL WOOL GROWERS; JAN. 1965.

BOX 8 (CONT'D) MEAT INDUSTRY

FLD 15: CATTLE BY-PRODUCTS. SWIFT AND COMPANY; N/D.
FLD 16: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF JEWISH HOLIDAYS TO THE LIVESTOCK PRODUCER. SWIFT AND COMPANY; N/D.
FLD 17: SOAP. SWIFT AND COMPANY; N/D.
FLD 18: LAMB BY-PRODUCTS. SWIFT AND COMPANY; N/D.
FLD 19: CUTS OF MEAT. SWIFT AND COMPANY; N/D.
FLD 20: HOG BY-PRODUCTS. SWIFT AND COMPANY; N/D.
FLD 21: PREVENTING LOSSES IN HANDLING LIVESTOCK. SWIFT AND COMPANY; MAY 1941.
FLD 22: MARKETS COMPETE WITH MARKETS. SWIFT AND COMPANY; N/D.
FLD 23: REFRIGERATOR CARS USED BY SWIFT. SWIFT AND COMPANY; N/D.
FLD 24: BRANCH HOUSE SERVICE. SWIFT AND COMPANY; N/D.
FLD 25: PLANT SALES ROUTE SERVICE. SWIFT AND COMPANY; N/D.
FLD 26: SWIFT'S SERVICE TO PRODUCER AND CONSUMER. SWIFT AND COMPANY; N/D.
FLD 27: WHEN HANDLING LIVESTOCK.."EASY DOES IT". SWIFT AND COMPANY; N/D.
FLD 28: MEAT AND THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. SWIFT AND COMPANY; N/D.
FLD 29: THE STORY OF DAIRY ANIMALS. SWIFT AND COMPANY; N/D.
FLD 30: THE STORY OF MEAT ANIMALS. SWIFT AND COMPANY; N/D.
FLD 31: KILLING HOGS AND CURING PORK. ASHBROOK, F.G., AND ANTHONY, G.A.; DEC. 1917.
FLD 32: BEEF ON THE FARM: SLAUGHTERING, CUTTING, CURING. BLACK, W.H., AND MCCOMAS, E.W.; MAY 1924.
FLD 33: PROCEEDINGS OF THE MEAT INDUSTRY RESEARCH CONFERENCE. AMERICAN MEAT INSTITUTE; OCT. 1982.
FLD 34: THE STORY OF POULTRY. SWIFT AND COMPANY; N/D.
FLD 35: DAIRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS FROM FARM TO TABLE. SWIFT AND COMPANY; N/D.
FLD 36: PRESERVING EGGS. KINGHORNE, JOS. WM.; SEP. 1920.
FLD 37: BUSINESS ANALYSIS OF THE UTAH POULTRY PRODUCERS COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. SCANLAN, JOHN J.; DEC. 1937.
FLD 38: WHY 95 CENT STEAK FROM 25 CENT CATTLE? SWIFT AND COMPANY; JAN. 1954.
FLD 39: LIVESTOCK AND MEAT STATISTICS, 1957. U.S.D.A.; JUL. 1958.

BOX 9 MISCELLANEOUS, CANADA

FLD 1: BOTANICAL INVESTIGATIONS IN WOOD BUFFALO PARK. RAUP, HUGH M.; 1935.
FLD 2: AN ECOLOGICAL AND GRAZING CAPACITY STUDY OF THE NATIVE GRASS PASTURES IN SOUTHERN ALBERTA, SASKATCHEWAN, AND MANITOBA. CLARKE, S.E., CAMPBELL, J.A., AND CAMPBELL, J.B.; SEP. 1942.
FLD 3: STOCK POISONING PLANTS OF THE BRITISH COLUMBIA RANGES. MCLEAN, ALASTAIR, AND MICHOLSON, H.H.; AUG. 1958.
FLD 4: PRINCIPAL POISONOUS PLANTS OF THE PRAIRIE PROVINCES. CAMPBELL, J.B., LODGE, R.W., AND BUDD, A.C.; AUG. 1951.
FLD 5: CRITIQUE OF SOME VEGETATIONAL CONCEPTS AS APPLIED TO FORESTS OF NORTHWESTERN ALBERTA. ROWE, J.S.; 1961.
FLD 6: RESEARCH ROUNDUP. CANADA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE; DEC. 1958.
FLD 7: RESEARCH ROUNDUP. CANADA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE; MAY 1959.
FLD 8: REPORT ON PRAIRIE FARM REHABILITATION AND RELATED ACTIVITIES 195
1-52. CANADA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE; 1952?
FLD 9: PLANTS OF THE FARMING RANCHING AREAS OF THE CANADIAN PRAIRIES. BUDD, A.C.; 1952.

BOX 9 (CONT'D) MISCELLANEOUS GARDENING AND FARMING

FLD 10: SOME NATURAL VIOLET HYBRIDS OF NORTH AMERICA. BRAINERD, EZRA; JUL. 1924.
FLD 11: STUDIES IN NORTH AMERICAN VIOLETS I. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS. GERSHOY, A.; JAN. 1928.
FLD 12: STUDIES IN NORTH AMERICAN VIOLETS II. THE CYTOLOGY OF SOME STERILE F VIOLET HYBRIDS. BAMFORD, RONALD, AND GERSHOY, ALEXANDER; DEC. 1930.
FLD 13: STUDIES IN NORTH AMERICAN VIOLETS IV. CHROMOSOME RELATIONS AND FERTILITY IN DIPLOID AND TETRAPLOID SPECIES HYBRIDS. BOLD, H.C., AND GERSHOY, A.; JUN. 1934.
FLD 14: A NEW VIOLET FROM UTAH. COTTAM, W.P.; JUN. 1939.
FLD 15: A NEW POLYGONUM FROM GARFIELD COUNTY, UTAH. BRENKLE, J.F., AND COTTAM, WALTER P.; JUN. 1940.
FLD 16: HOME PROPAGATION OF ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS. U.S.D.A.; OCT. 1967.
FLD 17: FLOWER GARDENS FOR COLORADO. BEACH, GEORGE A.; MAR. 1934.
FLD 18: ANNUAL FLOWERING PLANTS. CORBETT, L.C.; 1904.
FLD 19: ROSES FOR THE HOME. U.S.D.A.; MAY 1953.
FLD 20: BETTER CROPS WITH PLANT FOOD. STINCHFIELD, R.H.; NOV. 1953.
FLD 21: SELECTING FERTILIZERS FOR LAWNS AND GARDENS. U.S.D.A.; AUG. 1965.
FLD 22: ORGANIC FERTILIZING SECRET OF GARDEN EXPERTS. ORGANIC GARDENING AND FARMING; 1962.
FLD 23: HOTBEDS AND COLDFRAMES. U.S.D.A.; AUG. 1941.
FLD 24: SUBURBAN AND FARM VEGETABLE GARDENS. U.S.D.A.; APR. 1967.
FLD 25: GARDEN VEGETABLE INSECT CONTROL. PROTMAN, ROLAND W., AND O'KEEFFE, L.E.; APR. 1974.
FLD 26: ENGLISH CLOCHE GARDENING. BRYAN, JOHN E.; 1977.
FLD 27: MORE PRODUCTIVE GARDENING. HAWKINS, L.A.; N/D.
FLD 28: BOOK OF LETTUCE AN GREENS. RAYMOND, DICK AND JAN; 1981.

BOX 10 MISCELLANEOUS (CONT'D)

FLD 1: A CASE-CONTROL STUDY OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EXPOSURE TO 2,4-D AND SPONTANEOUS ABORTIONS IN HUMANS. CARMELLI, DORIT; HOFHERR, LOUISE; AND MORGAN, ROBERT W.; AUG. 1981.
FLD 2: MUSHROOMS AN OTHER COMMON FUNGI. PATTERSON, FLORA W., AND CHARLES, VERA K.; APR. 1915.
FLD 3: THIRD BULLETIN OF THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL RANGELAND CONGRESS. AUG. 1978.
FLD 4: A NEW GENUS IN THE FAMILY AGELENIDAE. CHAMBERLAIN, RALPH V., AND WILTON, IVIE; JUL. 1933.
FLD 5: HISTOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF METAMORPHOSIS OF AMBYSTOMA TIGRINUM (GREEN). TELFORD, IRA ROCKWOOD; MAY 1935.
FLD 6: THE EFFECT OF STEAM CONDITIONS ON LAKE PLANKTON. REIF, CHARLES B.; OCT. 1939.
FLD 7: THE IMPORTANCE OF STAINED PREPARATIONS IN THE STUDY OF AMEBIC INFECTIONS. RILEY, WILLIAM A.; FEB. 1929.
FLD 8: SOME PRESENT-DAY PROBLEMS OF ZOOLOGY TEACHING. RILEY, WILLIAM A.; FEB. 1931.
FLD 9: NEW SPIDERS FROM MEXICO AND PANAMA. CHAMBERLIN, RALPH V., AND IVIE, WILTON; NOV. 1936.
FLD 10: LIFE HISTORY NOTES ON MERRIAM'S KANGAROO RAT IN SOUTHERN ARIZONA. REYNOLDS, HUDSON G.; FEB. 1960.
FLD 11: MAMMALS. WATSON, J.S.; AUG. 1959.
FLD 12: FERAL RABBIT POPULATIONS ON PACIFIC ISLANDS. WATSON, J.S.; OCT. 1961.
FLD 13: LAND EVALUATION AND GAME MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR EAGLE RANCH, REAL COUNTY, TEXAS. ALDERSON, L., ALDERSON, J. AND TURNER, E.; SEP. 1972.
FLD 14: IOWA ALGAE. PRESCOTT, GERALD W.; JUL. 1931.
FLD 15: THE LIVING WILDERNESS. THE WILDERNESS SOCIETY; 1961.
FLD 16: THE CCC AT WORK. CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS; 1942.
FLD 17: BACKGROUND MATERIAL JOB CORPS CONSERVATION CAMP PROGRAM. DEPT. OF INTERIOR; N/D.
FLD 18: WORKERS IN SUBJECTS PERTAINING TO AGRICULTURE IN LAND-GRANT COLLEGES AND EXPERIMENT STATIONS 195
3-54. U.S.D.A.; DEC. 1953.
FLD 19: ECONOMICAL DESIGNING OF TIMBER TRESTLE BRIDGES. FERNOW, B.E.; 1902.
FLD 20: FIFTH ANNUAL LEADERSHIP WEEK OF SOUTHERN IDAHO. JAN. 1930.
FLD 21: MATANUSKA VALLEY MEMOIR. JOHNSON, HUGH A., AND STANTON, KEITH L.; JUL. 1955.
FLD 22: HOMEMADE SIX-VOLT WIND ELECTRIC PLANTS. MCCOLLY, H.F., AND BUCK, FOSTER; DEC. 1935.
FLD 23: JACKSON HOLE, HOW TO DISCOVER AND ENJOY IT. FABIAN, JOSEPHINE C.; 1957.
FLD 24: DIRECTORY OF FIELD ACTIVITIES OF THE BUREAU OF BIOLOGICAL SURVEY 1939. U.S.D.A.; 1939.
FLD 25: BORDEN'S REVIEW OF NUTRITION RESEARCH. THE BORDEN COMPANY; JUN. 1950.

BOX 11 MISCELLANEOUS (CONT'D)

FLD 1: AN APPRAISAL OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH..AND THE ROAD AHEAD. U.S.D.A.; JAN. 1960.
FLD 2: EXCHANGE RATE FLEXIBILITY, ECONOMICS 140. SEDJO, R.A.; N/D.
FLD 3: MAPPING PROCEDURE AND ACREAGE DERERMINATION GROUND METHOD. U.S.D.A.; 1937.
FLD 4: CLASSIFICATION AND RATING OF FARM FIRE RISKS. HUNTER, KENNETH H.; MAY 1941.

BOX 11 (CONT'D) PUBLIC LANDS, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

FLD 5: ADDRESS BY ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR JOHN A. CARVER, JR., AT THE SIXTY-FIFTH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE AMERICAN NATIONAL CATTLEMEN'S ASSOCIATION IN TAMPA, FLORIDA. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; JAN. 1962.
FLD 6: ADDRESS BY CHARLES H. STODDARD, DIRECTOR, B.L.M., AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION, LAS VEGAS, NEVADA. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; MAR. 1964.
FLD 7: REMARKS OF ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR JOHN A. CARVER, JR., AT THE PUBLIC LANDS CONFERENCE IN DENVER, COLO. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; APR. 1964.
FLD 8: ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1936. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; 1936.
FLD 9: REORGANIZATION PLAN NO. 3 AS PROPOSED TO J.A. KRUG, SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR. NICHOLSON, REX L.; NOV. 1946.
FLD 10: U.S. LAND POLICY, PAST AND PRESENT. N/D.
FLD 11: OBJECTIVES OF INTEGRATED LAND MANAGEMENT. MOCK, BYRON H.; DEC. 1954.
FLD 12: WRITTEN STATEMENT OF EXTEMPORANEOUS REMARKS BY H. BYRON MOCK, REGIONAL ADMINISTRATOR (COLORADO-UTAH), B.L.M., BEFORE HEARING OF THE U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS. B.L.M.; MAR. 1948.
FLD 13: THE PUBLIC LAND DILEMMA. STODDARD, CHARLES H.; OCT. 1963.
FLD 14: THE PROMISE OF OUR PUBLIC LANDS. N/D.
FLD 15: GOVERNMENT LAND ACQUISITION, UTAH EDITION. AMERICAN FOREST PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES, INC.; 1965.
FLD 16: PROPOSED CLASSIFICATION OF PUBLIC LANDS IN THE WATERPOCKET FOLD-ESCALANTE RIVER DRAINAGE COMPLEX. B.L.M.; N/D.
FLD 17: UTAH-B.L.M. MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE. B.L.M.; 1971.
FLD 18: STATE LAND BOARD (INVESTMENT OF FUNDS).; 1968.
FLD 19: AMOUNT OF ACRES AND MONEY COLLECTED UNDER GRAZING LEASES AND SPECIAL USE LEASES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR OF JULY 1, 1966 TO JUNE 30, 1967. UTAH STATE LAND BOARD; 1967.
FLD 20: ONE THIRD OF THE NATIONS LAND, A REPORT TO THE PRESIDENT AND TO THE CONGRESS. PUBLIC LAND LAW REVIEW COMMISSION; JUN. 1970.
FLD 21: OUR PUBLIC LANDS, ANNIVERSARY ISSUE. B.L.M.; APR. 1962.
FLD 22: YOUR PUBLIC LANDS. B.L.M.; 1984.
FLD 23: REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR OF THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT 1947. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; 1947.
FLD 24: REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR OF THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT 1948. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; 1948.

BOX 12 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR (CONT'D)

FLD 1: REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR OF THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT 1952. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; 1952.
FLD 2: YOUR PUBLIC LANDS WITH BLM IN UTAH 1964. B.L.M.; 1964.
FLD 3: THE PUBLIC DOMAIN OF NEVADA AND FACTORS AFFECTING ITS USE. WOOTON, E.O.; APR. 1932.
FLD 4: STATE PLANNING, REVIEW OF ACTIVITIES AND PROGRESS. NATIONAL RESOURCES BOARD; JUN. 1935.
FLD 5: PUBLIC LAND SYSTEM OF THE UNITED STATES, HISTORICAL OUTLINE. PROUDFIT, S.V.; 1924.
FLD 6: NOTICE OF CLASSIFICATION OF PUBLIC LANDS FOR MULTIPLE-USE MANAGEMENT, AND DESIGNATION OF OUTSTANDING NATURAL AREAS. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; N/D.
FLD 7: A STUDY OF LEGAL LIMITATIONS ON MULTIPLE USES OF STATE GRANT LANDS. MORGAN, MURRY; DEC. 1961.
FLD 8: PUBLIC LANDS: POLICY AND RESPONSIBILITY. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; MAR. 1964.
FLD 9: ADMINISTRATIVE PRACTICES. B.L.M.; JUN. 1969.
FLD 10: REMARKS OF HONORABLE WAYNE H. ASPINALL AT THE MONTHLY MEETING OF THE WASHINGTON SECTION, SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. ASPINALL, WAYNE N.; FEB. 1966.
FLD 11: REPORT ON ACTIVITIES OF THE PUBLIC LAND LAW REVIEW COMMISSION. PEARL, MILTON A.; APR. 1967.
FLD 12: THE WESTERN RANGE: LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE (A REPORT ON THE WESTERN RANGE-A GREAT BUT NEGLECTED NATURAL RESOURCE). U.S.D.A.; 1936.

BOX 13 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR (CONT'D)

FLD 1: REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO ASSIGNMENT OF RESPONSIBILITIES, USER FEE CRITERIA AND STANDARDS, AND DESIGNATION OF AREAS. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; MAR. 1965.
FLD 2: PUBLIC LAW 8
8-606. SEP. 1964.
FLD 3: PUBLIC LAW 8
8-607. SEP. 1964.
FLD 4: PUBLIC LAW 8
8-608. SEP. 1964.
FLD 5: H.R.8070. AUG. 1963.
FLD 6: TITLE
43-PUBLIC LANDS: INTERIOR. OCT. 1965.
FLD 7: LAND CLASSIFICATION REPORT FOR UTAH. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; 1932.
FLD 8: LAND PLANNING AND CLASSIFICATION REPORT AS RELATES TO THE PUBLIC DOMAIN LANDS IN THE LOWER PLATTE SUB-BASIN (PLATTE RIVER BASIN) NEBRASKA. B.L.M.; MAR. 1948.
FLD 9: AGENDA BLM MULTIPLE USE TECHNICAL TRAINING CONFERENCE EMPHASIZING RECREATION AND WILDLIFE. B.L.M.; NOV. 1964.

BOX 13 (CONT'D) U.S. FOREST SERVICE-HISTORY

FLD 10: FOREST CONSERVATION IN COLONIAL TIMES. WILLSON, LILLIAN M.; 1948.
FLD 11: THE CLEARWATER STORY, A HISTORY OF THE CLEARWATER NATIONAL FOREST. SPACE, RALPH S.; 1964.
FLD 12: THE CLEARWATER STORY, A HISTORY OF THE CLEARWATER NATIONAL FOREST. SPACE, RALPH S.; 1979.
FLD 13: THE FLATHEAD STORY. SHAW, CHARLIE; OCT. 1967.
FLD 14: WHEN THE MOUNTAINS ROARED, STORIES OF THE 1910 FIRE. KOCH, ELERS; N/D.
FLD 15: COMMUNICATIONS IN THE NATIONAL FORESTS OF THE NORTHERN REGION: A HISTORY OF TELEPHONE AND RADIO. COATS, J.H.; 1984.
FLD 16: HISTORY OF SMOKEJUMPING. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; MAY 1972.
FLD 17: RADIO FOR THE FIRELINE: A HISTORY OF ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION IN THE FOREST SERVICE, 190
5-1975. GRAY, GARY CRAVEN; MAR. 1972.
FLD 18: EARLY DAYS IN THE FOREST SERVICE, VOLUME 1. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; OCT. 1944.
FLD 19: EARLY DAYS IN THE FOREST SERVICE, VOLUME 2. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; OCT. 1955.

BOX 14 (CONT'D) U.S. FOREST SERVICE-HISTORY

FLD 1: EARLY DAYS IN THE FOREST SERVICE, VOLUME 3. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; NOV. 1962.
FLD 2: EARLY DAYS IN THE FOREST SERVICE, VOLUME 4. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; JAN. 1976.

BOX 14 (CONT'D) U.S. FOREST SERVICE-GRAZING

FLD 3: THE USE BOOK-A MANUAL OF INFORMATION ABOUT THE NATIONAL FORESTS. GRAZING SECTION 1921. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1921.
FLD 4: THE USE BOOK-A MANUAL OF INFORMATION ABOUT THE NATIONAL FORESTS. GRAZING SECTION 1926. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1926.
FLD 5: THE USE BOOK-A MANUAL OF INFORMATION ABOUT THE NATIONAL FORESTS. GRAZING SECTION 1936.
FLD 6: THE NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL-REGULATIONS OF THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE AND INSTRUCTIONS TO FOREST OFFICERS RELATING TO AND GOVERNING THE GRAZING OF LIVE STOCK UPON NATIONAL FOREST LANDS. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1911.
FLD 7: THE NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL-REGULATIONS OF THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE AND INSTRUCTIONS TO FOREST OFFICERS RELATING TO AND GOVERNING THE GRAZING OF LIVE STOCK UPON NATIONAL FOREST LANDS. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1913.
FLD 8: THE MAJOR RANGE PROBLEMS AND THEIR SOLUTION. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1936.]
FLD 9: RANGE MANAGEMENT AND WILDLIFE HANDBOOK. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1937.
FLD 10: A LAY-DOWN FENCE FOR SNOW COUNTRY. TURNER, GEORGE T.; JAN. 1960.
FLD 11: RANGE MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1941.

BOX 15 (CONT'D) U.S. FOREST SERVICE-GRAZING

FLD 1: PROCEEDINGS OF RANGE RESEARCH SEMINAR. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; JUL. 1939.
FLD 2: ECOLOGY-PROGRESS IN UTILIZATION STANDARDS FOR WESTERN RANGES. CAMPBELL, R.S.; JUN. 1943.
FLD 3: RANGE MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; AUG. 1957.
FLD 4: THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN ALPINE TYPE, RANGE CONDITIONS, TRENDS AND LAND USE (A PRELIMINARY REPORT). SCHWAN, H.E., AND COSTELLO, D.F.; APR. 1951.
FLD 5: FORAGE FOR DOMESTIC LIVESTOCK ON THE NATIONAL FOREST SYSTEM. BYINGTON, E.K., AND CHILD, R.D.; OCT. 1979.
FLD 6: AN APPRAISAL OF RANGE SURVEY METHODS FROM THE STANDPOINT OF EFFECTIVE RANGE MANAGEMENT. REID, ELBERT H., PICKFORD, G.D.; JUN. 1942.
FLD 7: RANGE RESEARCH IN THE UNITED STATES. CHAPLINE, W.R.; MAR. 1937.
FLD 8: GRAZING AND REFORESTATION. PEARSON, G.A.; MAY 1927.
FLD 9: RANGE MANAGEMENT ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. JARDINE, JAMES T., AND ANDERSON, M.; AUG. 1919.
FLD 10: INSTRUCTIONS FOR GRAZING SURVEYS ON NATIONAL FORESTS. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; JAN. 1935.
FLD 11: INSTRUCTIONS FOR GRAZING SURVEYS ON NATIONAL FORESTS. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; MAY 1948.
FLD 12: ARTICLES ON FOREST GRAZING TAKEN FROM THE AMERICAN CATTLE PRODUCER, IDAHO EDITION. DEC. 1946.
FLD 13: NOTES FROM MEETINGS OF THE NATIONAL LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATION, 1898-1929.
FLD 14: STRUCTURAL RANGE IMPROVEMENT HANDBOOK AND NONSTRUCTURAL RANGE IMPROVEMENT HANDBOOK. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; SEP. 1968.
FLD 15: R-4 RANGE ANALYSIS HANDBOOK. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; JUL. 1964.

BOX 16 U.S. FOREST SERVICE-GRAZING (CONT'D)

FLD 1: IMPORTANT PLANTS ON NATIONAL FOREST RANGES OF EASTERN OREGON AND EASTERN WASHINGTON. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; MAY 1942.
FLD 2: RANGE MANAGEMENT ON THE NATIONAL FORESTS. JARDINE, JAMES T.,M AND ANDERSON, M.; AUG. 1919.
FLD 3: VEGETATION AN SOIL CONDITION CHANGES ON A SUBALPINE GRASSLAND IN EASTERN OREGON. STRICKLER, GERALD S.; MAY 1961.

BOX 16 (CONT'D) U.S. FOREST SERVICE-RESEARCH AND SURVEYS

FLD 4: THE WOODSMAN'S HANDBOOK PART 1. BUREAU OF FORESTRY; 1903.
FLD 5: THE WOODSMAN'S HANDBOOK (REVISED AND ENLARGED). U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1910.
FLD 6: THE USE BOOK-A MANUAL OF INFORMATION ABOUT THE NATIONAL FORESTS. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1918.
FLD 7: THE USE BOOK-A MANUAL OF INFORMATION ABOUT THE NATIONAL FORESTS. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1913.
FLD 8: NATIONAL FOREST SCALING HANDBOOK. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1941.
FLD 9: THE NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL-REGULATIONS OF THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE APPERTAINING TO TRESPASS UPON THE NATIONAL FORESTS AND INSTRUCTIONS TO FOREST OFFICERS THEREUNDER. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; SEP. 1911.
FLD 10: FOREST SERVICE ORGANIZATIONAL DIRECTORY 1967. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; APR. 1967.
FLD 11: FOREST SERVICE ORGANIZATIONAL DIRECTORY 1968. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; APR. 1968.
FLD 12: FOREST SERVICE ORGANIZATIONAL DIRECTORY 1971. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; JAN. 1971.
FLD 13: THE NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL-GENERAL LAWS, PARTS OF LAWS, DECISIONS, AND OPINIONS APPLICABLE TO THE CREATION, ADMINISTRATION, AND PROTECTION OF NATIONAL FORESTS. U.S.D.A.; 1913.
FLD 14: PUBLIC LAW 86-517. JUN. 1960.
FLD 15: PUBLICATIONS OF THE INTERMOUNTAIN FOREST AND RANGE EXPERIMENT STATION 1912-1952. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; DEC. 1952.
FLD 16: ANNUAL REPORT 1953-INTERMOUNTAIN FOREST AND RANGE EXPERIMENT STATION. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1953.
FLD 17: ANNUAL REPORT 1957-INTERMOUNTAIN FOREST AND RANGE EXPERIMENT STATION. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1957.
FLD 18: HIGHLIGHTS IN RESEARCH ANNUAL REPORT-1959-INTERMOUNTAIN FOREST AND RANGE EXPERIMENT STATION. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1959.
FLD 19: A METHOD FOR CONTROLLING SEDIMENT FROM LOGGING ROADS. HAUPT, HARLD F.; JUN. 1959.

BOX 17 U.S. FOREST SERVICE-RESEARCH AND SURVEYS (CONT'D)

FLD 1: ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT IN THE FOREST SERVICE. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; FEB. 1962.
FLD 2: THE SOCIAL APPROACH TO FORESTRY. ZIVNUSKA, JOHN A.; DEC. 1964.
FLD 3: AN APPEAL REGULATION (36 CFR 211.20-211.37). U.S. FOREST SERVICE; DEC. 1965.
FLD 4: NATIONAL FOREST AREAS. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; JUN. 1965.
FLD 5: THE PRINCIPAL LAWS RELATING TO THE ESTABLISHMENT AND ADMINISTRATION OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS AND TO OTHER FOREST SERVICE ACTIVITIES. U.S.D.A.; MAY 1951.
FLD 6: FORESTS AND FUTURE RESOURCE CONFLICTS. BURCH, WILLIAM R. JR., WAGAR, ALAN J., AND HERMANN, RICHARD K.; 1976.
FLD 7: FOREST PRACTICES AND PRODUCTIVITY. U.S.D.A.; 1958.
FLD 8: PRACTICES AND PROBLEMS IN TRAIL MAINTENANCE AND CONSTRUCTION. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; JAN. 1972.
FLD 9: REGION ONE HANDBOOK-CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE OF FOREST IMPROVEMENTS. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; DEC. 1935.
FLD 10: MULTIPLE USE MANAGEMENT GUIDE-INTERMOUNTAIN REGION. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; DEC. 1965.
FLD 11: FOREST MANAGEMENT RESEARCH BY THE INTERMOUNTAIN AND NORTHERN ROCKY MOUNTAIN STATIONS-A BIBLIOGRAPHY 1912 THROUGH 1954. CURTIS, JAMES D.; AUG. 1955.
FLD 12: PARALLAX WEDGE PROCEDURES IN FOREST SURVEYS. MOESSNER, KARL E., AND ROGERS, EARL J.; OCT. 1957.
FLD 13: A SURVEY OF RESEARCH IN FOREST LAND OWNERSHIP-REPORT OF A SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON RESEARCH IN FOREST ECONOMICS. THE SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH COUNCIL; 1939.
FLD 14: DEVELOPING THE DATA FRAMEWORK FOR EFFECTIVE TIMBER MANAGEMENT. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1962.
FLD 15: UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT CORRESPONDENCE MANUAL (FIELD). U.S. FOREST SERVICE; OCT. 1961.

BOX 18 U.S. FOREST SERVICE-RESEARCH AND SURVEYS (CONT'D)

FLD 1: SNOW AVALANCHES ALONG COLORADO MOUNTAIN HIGHWAYS. FRUTIGER, HANS; JUL. 1964.
FLD 2: SELECTION OF "BEST" SNOW COURSE POINTS. COURT, ARNOLD; 1958.
FLD 3: PROGRESS IN SNOW MANAGEMENT RESEARCH IN CALIFORNIA. ANDERSON, HENRY W.; 1958.
FLD 4: SNOW MANAGEMENT RESEARCH IN THE SIERRA NEVADA-A REVIEW AND A LOOK AHEAD. HOPKINS, WALT; 1959.
FLD 5: WIND DIRECTION DURING SNOWFALL AT CENTRAL SIERRA SNOW LABORATORY. COURT, ARNOLD; 1957.
FLD 6: SNOW SURVEYS FROM THE SNOW SURVEYORS' SIDE. WYCKOFF, PETE; 1957.
FLD 7: ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1946-ROCKY MOUNTAIN FOREST AND RANGE EXPERIMENT STATION. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1946.
FLD 8: THE MANITOU EXPERIMENTAL FOREST-ITS WORK AND AIMS. LOVE, L.D.; JUN. 1958.
FLD 9: MANITOU EXPERIMENTAL FOREST-GUIDE AND GENERAL INFORMATION FOR RANGE FIELD DAY. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; SEP. 1950.
FLD 10: NOTES FROM THE MANITOU EXPERIMENTAL FOREST. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1948.
FLD 11: REPORT OF THE INTERMOUNTAIN FOREST AND RANGE EXPERIMENTAL STATION AN REGIONAL INVESTIGATIVE COMMITTEE-INTERMOUNTAIN REGION 1930-1931. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1931.
FLD 12: ARTIFICIAL REVEGETATION-SPECIES ADAPTABILITY. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; N/D.
FLD 13: INSTRUCTIONS FOR PLANT DEVELOPMENT OBSERVATIONS. INTERMOUNTAIN FOREST AND RANGE EXPERIMENT STATION; N/D.

BOX 18 (CONT'D) U.S. FOREST SERVICE-SPECIFIC AREAS

FLD 14: THE IDAHO FOREST AND TIMBER HANDBOOK. MILLER, F.G., CUNNINGHAM, R.N., FULLAWAY, S.V., WHITNEY, C.N., AND MORSE, C.B.; AUG. 1927.
FLD 15: MAN-MADE FORESTS IN INDIANA-THE STORY OF AN INDUSTRIAL CYCLE. FOX, S.D.; N/D.
FLD 16: FOREST AND RANGE RESOURCES OF UTAH-THEIR PROTECTION AND USE. U.S.D.A.; OCT. 1930.
FLD 17: ARIZONA'S FORESTS. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1966.
FLD 18: UTAH FOREST FACTS-1958 EDITION. THE FOREST INDUSTRIES OF UTAH; 1958.
FLD 19: GOVERNMENT FOREST WORK IN UTAH. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; MAR. 1931.
FLD 20: FOREST RESOURCES OF THE DOUGLAS-FIR REGION. ANDREWS, H.J., AND COWLIN, R.W.; 1940.
FLD 21: MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ON THE BITTERROOT NATIONAL FOREST-A TASK FORCE APPRAISAL..MAY 1969-APRIL 1970. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1970.
FLD 22: THE FISHLAKE NATIONAL FOREST-A LAND OF MANY USES-A FIELD TOUR OF THE MYTOGE MOUNTAIN RANGE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; N/D.
FLD 23: FOREST RESERVES IN IDAHO. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1905.
FLD 24: THE FOREST RESOURCE OF COLORADO. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1964.
FLD 25: NEW MEXICO'S FOREST RESOURCE. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1966.
FLD 26: THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN TIMBER SITUATION, 1970. GREEN, ALAN W., AND SETZER, THEODORE S.; NOV. 1974.
FLD 27: INDUSTRIAL OPPORTUNITIES. HUTCHISON, S.B., AND WIKSTROM, JOHN H.; APR. 1957.
FLD 28: DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY AND WILDLIFE. VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE; NOV. 1964.

BOX 19 U.S. FOREST SERVICE-FOREST TREES

FLD 1: FOREST TREES AND FOREST REGIONS OF THE UNITED STATES. U.S.D.A.; SEP. 1936.
FLD 2: TREES AND SHRUBS IN NORTHWEST TEXAS. TEXAS AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION; APR. 1932.
FLD 3: THE INFLUENCE OF SHEEP GRAZING ON CONIFEROUS REPRODUCTION AND FORAGE ON CUT-OVER WESTERN WHITE PINE AREAS IN NORTHERN IDAHO. YOUNG, V.A., DOLL, G.B., HARRIS, G.A., AND BLAISDELL, J.P.; DEC. 1942.
FLD 4: TREES OF IDAHO. UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO; JUN. 1958.
FLD 5: NURSERY PRACTICE FOR TREES AND SHRUBS SUITABLE FOR PLANTING ON THE PRAIRIE-PLAINS. ENGSTROM, H.E., AND STOECKELER, J.H.; 1941.
FLD 6: "COMMON TREES" OF PENNSYLVANIA. DEPARTMENT OF FORESTS AND WATERS; 1952.
FLD 7: TREES OF OHIO AND OF NORTHEASTERN NORTH AMERICA. MAKISON, HAROLD L.; OCT. 1935.
FLD 8: TREE-RING HYDROLOGY IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. SHCULMAN, EDMUND; JUL. 1947.
FLD 9: KENTUCKY FOREST TREES-HOW TO KNOW THEM. JACKSON, W.E.; JUN. 1955.
FLD 10: TREES TO KNOW IN OREGON. ROSS, CHARLES R.; JAN. 1966.
FLD 11: THE "BLUING" AND THE "RED ROT" OF THE WESTERN YELLOW PINE, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE BLACK HILLS FOREST RESERVE. VON SCHRENK, HERMANN; MAY 1903.
FLD 12: GUIDEBOOK FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF WOODS USED FOR TIES AND TIMBERS. KOEHLER, ARTHUR; OCT. 1917.
FLD 13: THE IDENTIFICATION OF FURNITURE WOODS. KOEHLER, ARTHUR; NOV. 1926.
FLD 14: THE INFLUENCE OF PINE FOREST ON DAYTIME TEMPERATURE IN THE SIERRA NEVADA. MILLER, DAVID H.; 1956.
FLD 15: NATIVE TREES OF IDAHO. JOHNSON, F.D.; JAN. 1966.
FLD 16: THE NATURE OF DECAY IN WOOD. LONGYEAR, BURTON O.; MAR. 1926.
FLD 17: TREES IN KANSAS. KANSAS STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE; 1928.
FLD 18: STUDIES IN THE PHYSIOLOGY OF FOREST TREES. II. EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF FRACTURE OF STRETCHED WATER COLUMNS IN TRANSPIRING TREES. GREENIDGE, K.N.H.; JAN. 1955.
FLD 19: STUDIES IN THE PHYSIOLOGY OF FOREST TREES. III. THE EFFECT OF DRASTIC INTERRUPTION OF CONDUCTING TISSUES ON MOISTURE MOVEMENT. GREENIDGE, K.N.H.; JUL. 1955.
FLD 20: SELF-COMPATIBILITY AND EFFECTS OF SELF-FERTILITY IN WESTERN WHITE PINE. BINGHAM, R.T., AND SQUILLACE, A.E.; JUN. 1955.
FLD 21: POTENTIAL UTILIZATION OF ASPEN RESIDUES IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS. LOWERY, DAVID P.; 1076.
FLD 22: A CLOSER LOOK AT FOMES ANNOSUS. POWERS, HARRY R., AND VERRALL, ARTHUR F.; SEP. 1962.
FLD 23: STATE FORESTER'S NEWSLETTER. STATE OF UTAH FORESTRY AND FIRE CONTROL; JUN. 1972, FALL 1972, AND DEC. 1975.
FLD 24: HEAT AND DESICCATION RESISTANCE OF TISSUE OF IMPORTANT TREES AN GRASSES OF THE PINYON-JUNIPER TYPE. JAMESON, DONALD A.; MAR. 1961.

BOX 20 U.S. FOREST SERVICE-FOREST TREES (CONT'D)

FLD 1: SILVICS OF WESTERN REDCEDAR. BOYD, RAYMOND J.; JUN. 1959.
FLD 2: SILVICS OF LODGEPOLE PINE. TACKLE, DAVID; MAY 1959.
FLD 3: SILVICS OF BLACK COTTONWOOD. ROE, ARTHUR L.; JUN. 1958.
FLD 4: SILVICS OF WESTERN LARCH. BOE, KENNETH N.; JUN. 1958.
FLD 5: SILVICS OF WESTERN WHITE PINE. WELLNER, CHARLES A.; NOV. 1962.
FLD 6: SILVICS OF GRAND FIR. FOILES, MARVIN W.; JUN. 1959.
FLD 7: SILVICULTURAL LIMITATIONS OF SHALLOW SOILS. CURTIS, JAMES D.; 1061.
FLD 8: SUBALPINE VEGETATION OF THE WASATCH PLATEAU, UTAH. ELLISON, LINCOLN; APR. 1954.
FLD 9: THE PRODUCTION OF CHARCOAL FROM ARIZONA MESQUITE. KOTOK, E.S.; FEB. 1955.
FLD 10: CONDITIONS AND TRENDS ON PONDEROSA PINE RANGES IN COLORADO. COSTELLO, DAVID F., AND SCHWAN, H.E.; APR. 1946.
FLD 11: TREES, GRASS AND WATER-ANNUAL REPORT 1951. ROCKY MOUNTAIN FOREST AND RANGE EXPERIMENT STATION; 1951.
FLD 12: INFILTRATION STUDIES ON PONDEROSA PINE RANGES OF COLORADO. DORTIGNAC, E.J., AND LOVE, L.D.; JUN. 1961.
FLD 13: AN INSTRUMENT FOR DETECTING SAP MOVEMENT IN WOODY PLANTS. SWANSON, ROBERT H.; APR. 1962.
FLD 14: A PROCEDURE FOR CONVERTING CONVENTIONAL REE VOLUME TABLES (CUBIC) TO FORMULAE (PART 1). KEMP, PAUL D.; MAR. 1957.
FLD 15: RELATION OF MINIMUM AREA STANDARDS TO PROPORTIONS OBTAINED BY DOT SAMPLES OF AERIAL PHOTOS. MOESSNER, KARL E.; MAR. 1957.
FLD 16: HOW IMPORTANT IS RELIEF IN AREA ESTIMATES FROM DOT SAMPLING ON AERIAL PHOTOS? MOESSNER, KARL E.; FEB. 1957.
FLD 17: PRELIMINARY AERIAL VOLUME TABLES FOR CONIFER STANDS IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS. MOESSNER, KARL E.; FEB. 1957.
FLD 18: REGRESSION COEFFICIENTS FOR COMPUTING CUBIC-FOOT VOLUME OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN TREES. KEMP, PAUL D.; JAN. 1957.
FLD 19: LODGEPOLE PINE BIBLIOGRAPHY. TACKLE, DAVID, AND CROSSLEY, D.I.; JUN. 1953.
FLD 20: DELINEATING PONDEROSA PINE VOLUME AND SITE QUALITY CLASSES FROM AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS. WILSON, ALVIN K.; MAY 1954.
FLD 21: RELATION OF SELECTED MEASUREMENTS TO WEIGHT OF CRESTED WHEATGRASS PLANTS. HICKEY, WAYNE C.; MAY 1961.
FLD 22: A LOOP METHOD FOR MEASURING GROUND-COVER CHARACTERISTICS ON PERMANENT PLOTS. DRISCOLL, RICHARD S.; MAR. 1958.
FLD 23: PLANTED PINES AND CATTLE GRAZING-A PROFITABLE USE OF SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA'S CUT-OVER PINE LAND. BOND, W.E., AND CAMPBELL, ROBERT S.; 1951.
FLD 24: KNOWING YOUR TREES. COLLINGWOOD, G.H., AND BRUSH, WARREN D.; 1964.
FLD 25: A STAINING-FUNGUS ROOT DISEASE OF PONDEROSA, JEFFREY, AND PINYON PINES. WAGENER, WILLIS W., AND MIELKE, JAMES L.; NOV. 1961.
FLD 26: MODIFICATIONS OF THE POINT FRAME. HEADY, HAROLD F., AND RADAR, LYNN; MAR. 1958.
FLD 27: A GRID METHOD FOR OBTAINING LOOP READINGS ON SMALL PLOTS. STRICKLER, GERALD S.; SEP. 1961.
FLD 28: THE DISTRIBUTION OF IMPORTANT FOREST TREES OF THE UNITED STATES. MUNNS, E.N.; APR. 1938.
FLD 29: CHECK LIST OF THE NATIVE AND NATURALIZED TREES OF THE UNITED STATES INCLUDING ALASKA. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; APR. 1944.
FLD 30: KNOWING YOUR TREES. COLLINGWOOD, G.H.; 1937.

BOX 21 BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT-GRAZING FEES

FLD 1: HISTORY OF GRAZING FEES. FLOCK, K.D.; N/D.
FLD 2: LEGAL ANALYSIS OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF GRAZING ON THE PUBLIC DOMAIN. MOCK, BYRON H.; NOV. 1946.
FLD 3: LETTER TO THE HEADS OF THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS AND ESTABLISHMENTS. SUBJECT: USER CHARGES. BUREAU OF THE BUDGET; SEP. 1959.
FLD 4: RESOLUTION CONCERNING GRAZING FEES ADOPTED BY THE NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD COUNCIL AT ANNUAL MEETING IN ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD; FEB. 1962.
FLD 5: BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT GRAZING FEE ANALYSIS. B.L.M.; NOV. 1968.
FLD 6: FEE SCHEDULE FOR LU LANDS AND SECTION 15 LANDS. B.L.M.; NOV. 1968.
FLD 7: USE OF PUBLIC DOMAIN, NOTICE OF GRAZING FEES. B.L.M.; FEB. 1962.
FLD 8: EXCERPTS CONCERNING B.L.M. GRAZING FEES FROM GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE AUDIT REPORTS TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. B.L.M.; MAY 1955.
FLD 9: FORAGE VALUE INDEX. B.L.M.; NOV. 1968.
FLD 10: POSTPONEMENT OF IMPLEMENTATION OF NEXT INCREMENTAL INCREASE IN NEW GRAZING FEE SCHEDULE. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE; NOV. 1969.
FLD 11: THE FEDERAL RANGE CODE FOR GRAZING DISTRICTS. B.L.M.; JAN. 1962.
FLD 12: CARVER URGES LIVESTOCKMEN TO TAKE INITIATIVE ON PLANNING FOR GRAZING FEE INCREASES. U.S. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR NEWS RELEASE; FEB. 1962.
FLD 13: RULES PROVIDING FOR SPECIAL ELECTIONS FOR DISTRICT ADVISORS TO ASSIST IN MANAGEMENT OF GRAZING DISTRICTS. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR-DIVISION OF GRAZING; APR. 1935.
FLD 14: RULES FOR THE GUIDANCE OF DISTRICT ADVISORS IN RECOMMENDING THE ISSUANCE OF GRAZING LICENSES. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR-DIVISION OF GRAZING; JUL. 1935.
FLD 15: RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING APPEALS FROM DECISIONS OF THE DIRECTOR OF GRAZING. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR-GRAZING DIVISION; OCT. 1935.
FLD 16: FACTS ABOUT GRAZING FEES. B.L.M.; 1965?.
FLD 17: VALUE OF GRAZING PERMITS AS A COST OF DOING BUSINESS. OCT. 1967.
FLD 18: ADJUSTMENT OF GRAZING FEES ON NATIONAL FORESTS AND PUBLIC LANDS PROPOSED. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; NOV. 1968.
FLD 19: ECONOMIC RELATIONSHIP OF GRAZING FEES AND PERMITTED USE OF PUBLIC RANGELANDS TO NET INCOME OF WESTERN LIVESTOCK RANCHES: A REGIONAL ANALYSIS. U.S.D.A.; N/D.
FLD 20: STUDY OF FEES FOR GRAZING LIVESTOCK ON FEDERAL LANDS. SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE AND SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR; OCT. 1977.

Box 21 (cont'd) BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT-LAWS AND REGULATIONS

FLD 21: HEARINGS BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS OF THE COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR AFFAIRS-UNITED STATES SENATE-ON THE REVIEW OF THE TAYLOR GRAZING ACT-PART 2. COMMITTEE ON INSULAR AFFAIRS; FEB. 1963.
FLD 22: STATEMENT IN CONNECTION WITH RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD COUNCIL ON TENURE TO BE PRESENTED TO LOCAL AND STATE BOARDS WITH DRAFT OF RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE COMMITTEE. NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD; 1963?
FLD 23: NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD COUNCIL MEETING IN WASHINGTON D.C. B.L.M.; MAR. 1963.
FLD 24: AGENDA FOR MEETING OF NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD COUNCIL. B.L.M.; FEB. 1963.
FLD 25: REMARKS BY KARL S. LANDSTROM, DIRECTOR OF THE B.L.M., AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD COUNCIL (FOR PUBLIC LANDS), ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; FEB. 1962.
FLD 26: MINUTES OF THE SALT LAKE DISTRICT (U-1) ADVISORY BOARD MEETING HELD AT SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. B.L.M.; FEB. 1968.
FLD 27: MINUTES OF THE SALT LAKE DISTRICT (U-1) ADVISORY BOARD MEETING HELD AT BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH. B.L.M.; FEB. 1967.
FLD 28: MINUTES OF THE SALT LAKE DISTRICT (U-1) ADVISORY BOARD MEETING HELD AT BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH. B.L.M.; OCT. 1967.
FLD 29: MINUTES OF THE SALT LAKE DISTRICT (U-1) ADVISORY BOARD MEETING HELD AT BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH. MAR. 1969.
FLD 30: DISTRICT ADVISORY BOARDS-STATE ADVISORY BOARDS-NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD COUNCIL-APPLICABILITY OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATUTES. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; JUL. 1963.
FLD 31: REPORT-UTAH MULTIPLE USE ADVISORY BOARD MEETING. B.L.M.; FEB. 1971.
FLD 32: PROCEEDINGS-NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD COUNCIL-TWENTY FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING. B.L.M.; MAR. 1964.
FLD 33: REPORT OF BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT STATE ADVISORY BOARD MEETING AND TOUR-VERNAL, UTAH. B.L.M.; AUG. 1964.
FLD 34: REPORT ON UTAH ADVISORY BOARD MEETING. B.L.M.; MAR. 1964.
FLD 35: MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF UTAH STATE ADVISORY BOARD. B.L.M.; FEB. 1962.
FLD 36: MINUTES-STATE ADVISORY BOARD MEETING-CEDER CITY, UTAH. B.L.M.; AUG. 1963.
FLD 37: LETTER TO ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS-SUBJECT-GRAZING FEES. B.L.M.; FEB. 1962.
FLD 38: LETTER TO ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS-SUBJECT-GRAZING FEES; DISTRICT ADVISORY BOARD MEETINGS. B.L.M.; JUL. 1962.

BOX 22 BLM LAWS AND REGULATIONS (CONT'D)

FLD 1: SUGGESTED OUTLINE FOR LOCAL ADVISORY BOARD MEETINGS. B.L.M.; NOV. 1968.
FLD 2: ADMINISTRATION AND USE OF PUBLIC LANDS. SECOND PARTIAL REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS AND SURVEYS. B.L.M.; DEC. 1944.
FLD 3: LETTER FROM EDWARD CLYDE TO JUDGE DAN HUGHES, CHAIRMAN OF SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON TENURE, NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD COUNCIL-SUBJECT-LAND TENURE. CLYDE, EDWARD; JAN. 1963.
FLD 4: TENURE AND THE PUBLIC LANDS. BINFORD, L.C.; MAR. 1963.
FLD 5: GRAZING REGULATIONS FOR THE PUBLIC LANDS. B.L.M.; N/D.
FLD 6: BLM CONSIDERATIONS ON THE PERMIT VALUE. B.L.M.; NOV. 1968.
FLD 7: REVIEW OF SECTION 3 OF TAYLOR GRAZING ACT. B.L.M.; NOV. 1968.
FLD 8: THE UTAH BAR BULLETIN (THE TAYLOR GRAZING ACT IN UTAH). MOCK, BYRON H.; SEP-OCT. 1941.
FLD 9: EXPLANATION OF PROPOSED CHANGES IN GRAZING REGULATIONS-PART 4110. B.L.M.; N/D.
FLD 10: HEARING BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS OF THE COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR AFFAIRS ON REVIEW OF THE TAYLOR GRAZING ACT-PART 3. COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR AFFAIRS; MAR. 1963.
FLD 11: TAYLOR GRAZING ACT-STATEMENT OF THE PRESIDENT ON APPROVAL OF THE ACT, EXPLANATION OF THE LAW, TEXT OF THE ACT. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; JUL. 1934.
FLD 12: TAYLOR GRAZING ACT-H.R. 6462. N/D.
FLD 13: GRAZING REGULATIONS FOR THE NATIONAL LAND RESERVE. B.L.M.; JAN. 1962.
FLD 14: GRAZING REGULATIONS FOR THE PUBLIC LANDS. B.L.M.; MAY 1964.
FLD 15: GRAZING REGULATIONS FOR THE PUBLIC LANDS. B.L.M.; SEP. 1968.
FLD 16: GRAZING REGULATIONS FOR THE PUBLIC LANDS. B.L.M.; NOV. 1969.
FLD 17: FEDERAL REGISTER (CONTAINING GRAZING REGULATIONS) VOLUME 34 NO. 9. OFFICE OF THE FEDERAL REGISTER; JAN. 1969.
FLD 18: INFORMATION ABOUT SCRIP. B.L.M.; N/D.
FLD 19: LETTER FROM FRED W. NEWBOLD TO NICHOLAS KATZENBACH, CONCERNING HOMESTEADS FILED ON B.L.M. LAND; MAY 1965.
FLD 20: REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE TO OUTLINE A STUDY INTO THE PUBLIC LAND QUESTION IN THE WEST-LAND TENURE RESEARCH WORKSHOP 1948; 1948.

BOX 22 (CONT'D) RANGE MANAGEMENT IN SPECIFIC AREAS

FLD 21: SOUTHWESTERN RANGE ECOLOGY. McGINNIES, W.G., PARKER, K.W., AND GLENDENING, G.E.; FEB. 1941.
FLD 22: NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS RANGE PROBLEMS. HURTT, LEON C.; AUG. 1950.
FLD 23: HOW TO JUDGE SOUTHWESTERN RANGE CONDITIONS-A PRELIMINARY GUIDE FOR FOREST OFFICERS IN THE SOUTHWESTERN DISTRICT. TALBOT, M.W.; 1935.
FLD 24: GRAZING INVESTIGATIONS ON THE NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS. HOLDING, ARTHUR L.; DEC. 1941.
FLD 25: THE PLAINS-SOME PRESS BULLETINS. THE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION OF THE COLORADO AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE; 1908.
FLD 26: THE FOUNDATION OF THE RANGE. PRICE, RAYMOND, PARKER, KENNETH W., AND HULL, A.C.; 1948.
FLD 27: POLICIES GOVERNING USE OF STATE GRAZING LANDS. UTAH STATE LAND BOARD; JUL. 1956.
FLD 28: EFFECTS OF LIVESTOCK GRAZING ON WILDLIFE, WATERSHED, RECREATION, AND OTHER RESOURCE VALUES IN NEVADA. B.L.M.; FEB. 1975.

BOX 23 RANGE MANAGEMENT IN SPECIFIC AREAS (CONT'D)

FLD 1: RANGE IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM. REPORT OF UTAH EMERGENCY RELIEF ADMINISTRATION; AUG. 1936.
FLD 2: THE RANGE LANDS OF WYOMING-A SUMMARY OF THE RECORD OF 50 YEARS' STUDY BY THE SCIENTISTS OF THE WYOMING AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION. UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING; FEB. 1949.
FLD 3: RANGE RESOURCES OF THE SAN LUIS VALLEY. HANSON, HERBERT C.; MAR. 1929.
FLD 4: IMPROVING CALIFORNIA RANGES. JONES, BURLE J., AND LOVE, R.M.; APR. 1945.
FLD 5: PROPER GRAZING USE ON SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ANNUAL RANGE. U.S.D.A.; JAN. 1945.
FLD 6: PASTURES FOR SPRING AND FALL GRAZING IN MOUNTAINS OF COLORADO. HANSON, HERBERT C.; MAR. 1930.
FLD 7: MAINTAINING SHORT-GRASS RANGES. COSTELLO, DAVID F.; MAY 1942.
FLD 8: CONDITIONS AND TRENDS ON PONDEROSA PINE RANGES IN COLORADO. COSTELLO, DAVID F., AND SCHWAN, H.E.; APR. 1946.
FLD 9: RANGE CONDITION-A CLASSIFICATION OF THE ANNUAL FORAGE TYPE-CORNING, CALIFORNIA SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT. U.S.D.A.; SEP. 1945.
FLD 10: RANGE CONDITION-A CLASSIFICATION OF THE GRASSLAND-SAGEBRUSH, BROWSE AND ALPINE FORAGE TYPES IN THE PORTNEUF SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT, POCATELLO, IDAHO. U.S.D.A.; APR. 1946.
FLD 11: RANGE CONDITION-A CLASSIFICATION OF THE GRASS-SAGEBRUSH RANGE IN THE SQUAW CREEK SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT, MONTOUR, IDAHO. U.S.D.A.; JUN. 1946.
FLD 12: RANGE RESOURCES AND MANAGEMENT PROBLEMS IN NORTHERN IDAHO AND NORTHEASTERN WASHINGTON. MUEGGLER, WALTER F.; JUL. 1962.
FLD 13: RANGELAND RESOURCES OF IDAHO-A BASIS FOR DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENT. SHARP, LEE A., AND SANDERS, KENNETH D.; SEP. 1978.
FLD 14: PARKER RANCH-125TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION. HILO TRIBUNE-HERALD. JAN. 11, 1962. (REFER TO OCLC FOR MICROFILM OF COPY)
FLD 15: GRAZING DISTRICTS IN MONTANA: THEIR PURPOSE AND ORGANIZATION PROCEDURE. SAUNDERSON, M.H., AND MONTE, N.W.; SEP. 1936.
FLD 16: GRAZING DISTRICTS-THEIR NATURE AND POSSIBILITIES IN RANGE LAND UTILIZATION. MONTANA EXTENSION SERVICE; AUG. 1934.
FLD 17: COLLECTIVE TENURE ON GRAZING LAND IN MONTANA. CRAIG, GLENN H., AND LOOMER, CHARLES W.; FEB. 1943.
FLD 18: MONTANA COOPERATIVE STATE GRAZING DISTRICTS IN ACTION. MONTANA STATE COLLEGE; DEC. 1951.
FLD 19: DRY-LAND PASTURE EXPERIMENTS AT THE JUDITH BASIN BRANCH STATION-MOCCASIN, MONTANA. WILLIAMS, RALPH M., AND POST, A.H.; MAR. 1941.
FLD 20: READJUSTING MONTANA'S AGRICULTURE-V. ECONOMIC CHANGES IN MONTANA'S RANGE LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION. SAUNDERSON, M.H.; FEB. 1936.
FLD 21: MONTANA RANGELAND RESOURCE PROGRAM. THE CONSERVATION DISTRICT DIVISION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND CONSERVATION; APR. 1973.
FLD 22: RANCH AND RANGE BALANCE-THE PUBLIC LANDS AND RANCH STABILITY IN NEVADA. FLEMING, C.E., AND BRENNEN, C.A.; FEB. 1936.
FLD 23: THE PUBLIC RANGE AND THE LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY OF NEVADA. BRENNEN, C.A.; MAR. 1935.
FLD 24: SOUTH DAKOTA RANGELAND RESOURCES. BAUMBERGER, RODNEY; MAY 1977.
FLD 25: LIVESTOCK GRAZING-FIRE REGIME INTERACTIONS WITHIN MONTANE FORESTS OF ZION NATIONAL PARK, UTAH. MAKANY, MICHAEL H., AND WEST, NEIL E.; AUG. 1983.
FLD 26: AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC GRAZING PROBLEMS IN CENTRAL UTAH. ROTH, ARTHUR H.; MAR. 1948.

BOX 24 RANGE MANAGEMENT IN SPECIFIC AREAS (CONT'D)

FLD 1: RANGE MANAGEMENT IN THE STATE OF WASHINGTON. COTTON, J.S.; MAY 1905.
FLD 2: MANAGEMENT OF RANGE GRAZING LAND. JARDINE, J.T., LINDGREN, H.A., AND POTTER, E.L.; NOV. 1923.
FLD 3: THE HISTORY OF GRAZING AND LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST. CARLSON, N.K.; APR. 1940.
FLD 4: RANGE CONDITION-A CLASSIFICATION OF THE BUNCHGRASS FORAGE TYPE IN THE KITTITAS SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT, ELLENSBURG, WASHINGTON. HUMPHREY, R.R., AND MILLER, ARTHUR E.; OCT. 1945.
FLD 5: RANGE RECONNAISSANCE IN THE DRAINAGE BASINS OF METHOW AND OKANOGAN RIVERS. THOMSON, JOHN P., FRANDSON, WALDO R., AND LISTER, P.B.; MAY 1938.
FLD 6: ECOLOGICAL STUDIES IN A MIDWESTERN RANGE: THE VEGETATION AND EFFECTS OF CATTLE ON ITS COMPOSITION AN DISTRIBUTION. WEAVER, J.E., AND TOMANEK, G.W.; APR. 1951.
FLD 7: JUDGING CONDITION AND UTILIZATION OF SHORT-GRASS RANGES ON THE CENTRAL GREAT PLAINS. COSTELLO, DAVID F., AND TURNER, GEORGE T.; MAR. 1944.
FLD 8: VEGETATION AND CATTLE RESPONSES TO DIFFERENT INTENSITIES OF GRAZING ON SHORT-GRASS RANGES ON THE CENTRAL GREAT PLAINS. U.S.D.A.; JUL. 1960.
FLD 9: GRASS CULTURE AND RANGE IMPROVEMENT IN THE CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN GREAT PLAINS. SAVAGE, D.A.; FEB. 1939.
FLD 10: VEGETATION, SOIL, AND CATTLE RESPONSES TO GRAZING ON NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS RANGE. U.S.D.A.; DEC. 1961.
FLD 11: RANGE CONSERVATION PRACTICES FOR THE GREAT PLAINS. ALLRED, B.W.; DEC. 1940.
FLD 12: THE GREAT PLAINS SHELTERBELT IN 1954. READ, RALPH A.; 1958.
FLD 13: THE NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS RESEARCH CENTER-ITS WORK AND AIMS. U.S.D.A.; MAY 1950.
FLD 14: RANGE RESEARCH NEEDS IN THE GREAT PLAINS. GREAT PLAINS AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH COMMITTEE; 1976.
FLD 15: INCREASED CATTLE PRODUCTION ON SOUTHWESTERN RANGES. JARDINE, JAMES T., AND FURTT, L.C.; NOV. 1917.
FLD 16: RANGE AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION PRACTICES IN THE SOUTHWEST. U.S.D.A.; NOV. 1943.
FLD 17: PROGRESS IN RANGE MANAGEMENT IN THE SOUTHWEST DURING THE LAST QUARTER CENTURY. BOYLE, ROBERT V.; JAN. 1958.
FLD 18: PROCEEDINGS OF THE WORKSHOP ON SOUTHWESTERN HABITAT TYPES-ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. U.S.D.A.; APR. 1983.
FLD 19: RANGELAND IMPROVEMENTS FOR NEW MEXICO. NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION; DEC. 1981.
FLD 20: FOLDER FOR RANGE SCHOOL AT WICHITA MOUNTAINS WILDLIFE REFUGE, SEP. 1946.
FLD 21: LIBRARY NOTES-TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY (THE JEFF DYKES RANGE LIVESTOCK COLLECTION). TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY; FEB. 1970.
FLD 22: PRELIMINARY REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT PROGRAM IN THE ARKANSAS, WHITE, AND RED RIVER BASINS. B.L.M.; 1952.

BOX 24 (CONT'D) RANGE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES

FLD 23: THE EFFECT OF APPLICATION OF UREA TO MOUNTAIN RANGE ON CATTLE DISTRIBUTION AND FORAGE PRODUCTION. LANG, ROBERT; FEB. 1956.
FLD 24: PALATABILITY. BOHMONT, BERT L.; JAN. 1956.
FLD 25: GRAZING MANAGEMENT NEEDED AFTER ACCIDENTAL BURNS. PECHANEC, JOSEPH F.; APR. 1944.
FLD 26: RANGE PRACTICES AND PROBLEMS. PRICE, RAYMOND, PARKER, KENNETH W., AND HULL, A.C.; 1948.

BOX 25 RANGE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (CONT'D)

FLD 1: BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT--COLORADO-UTAH REGION--SIX-YEAR PLAN. B.L.M.; DEC. 1948.
FLD 2: RANGE CONDITION: A NEW APPROACH TO THE MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL GRAZING LANDS. RENNER, F.G.; SEP. 1948.
FLD 3: MANAGEMENT OF RANGE GRAZING LAND. JARDINE, J.T., LINDGREN, H.A., AND POTTER, E.L.; NOV. 1923.
FLD 4: GRAZING MANAGEMENT NEEDED AFTER ACCIDENTAL BURNS. PECHANEC, JOSEPH F.; APR. 1944.
FLD 5: ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION MANUAL. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR, DIVISION OF GRAZING; 1940?
FLD 6: MEMORANDUM TO ALL RANGE EXAMINERS-PRESENTATION OF RANGE MANAGEMENT PLANS. U.S.D.A.; MAR. 1936.
FLD 7: RANGE MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK. U.S.D.A. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE; AUG. 1938.
FLD 8: RANGE MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK. U.S.D.A. SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT-REGION NINE; JUN. 1938.
FLD 9: PROCEEDINGS FOR THE RANGE MANAGEMENT SHORT COURSE. NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE; 1976?
FLD 10: PROCEEDINGS FOR THE RANGE MANAGEMENT SHORT COURSE. NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE; 1977?
FLD 11: CONSTRUCTION HANDBOOK. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR, DIVISION OF GRAZING; JUL. 1935.
FLD 12: 50 YEARS OF PUBLIC LAND MANAGEMENT 1934-1984. B.L.M.; N/D.
FLD 13: PORTFOLIO OF REPRESENTATIVE DESIGNS. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR, DIVISION OF GRAZING; N/D.
FLD 14: DIVISION OF GRAZING E.C.W. HANDBOOK. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; N/D.

BOX 26 RANGE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (CONT'D)

FLD 1: A RANGE MANAGEMENT OUTLINE FOR OREGON GRAZING SERVICE CCC CAMPS. PLATT, KENNETH B.; MAR. 1941.
FLD 2: GRASSLANDS MANAGEMENT, RESEARCH, AND TRAINING VIEWED IN A SYSTEMS CONTEXT. VAN DYNE, GEORGE M.; OCT. 1969.
FLD 3: RANGE HANDBOOK SERIES I. U.S.D.A. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE; JUL. 1951.
FLD 4: RANGE FIELDBOOK SERIES III. U.S.D.A. SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT; SEP. 1947.
FLD 5: RANGE FIELDBOOK INDEX SERIES II. U.S.D.A. SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT; APR. 1947.
FLD 6: RANGE FIELDBOOK SERIES I. U.S.D.A. SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT; APR. 1946.
FLD 7: A GRAPHIC SUMMARY OF GRAZING ON THE PUBLIC LANDS OF THE INTERMOUNTAIN REGION-PART I-REGIONAL ASPECTS OF RANGE RESOURCES AND TRENDS IN RANGE USE. ROTH, ARTHUR H.; JAN. 1940.
FLD 8: A GRAPHIC SUMMARY OF GRAZING ON THE PUBLIC LANDS OF THE INTERMOUNTAIN REGION-PART II-SEASONAL USE RELATIONSHIPS OF LANDS USED IN THE PRODUCTION OF RANGE LIVESTOCK. ROTH, ARTHUR H.; JUN. 1941.
FLD 9: A GRAPHIC SUMMARY OF GRAZING ON THE PUBLIC LANDS OF THE INTERMOUNTAIN REGION-PART III-PRESENT USE OF THE PUBLIC LAND GRAZING RESOURCES BY SIZE AND TYPE OF LIVESTOCK ENTERPRISES. ROTH, ARTHUR H.; MAR. 1942.

BOX 27 RANGE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (CONT'D)

FLD 1: PROCEDURE FOR DETERMINING CONDITION, PRODUCTIVITY OF RANGES AND RANCH PLANNING AND FOLLOW UP. U.S.D.A. SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT; MAR. 1946.
FLD 2: RANGE MANAGEMENT
4-H MANUAL. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF RANGE MANAGEMENT; 1959?
FLD 3: SOME ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF THE SIZE OF RANGE LIVESTOCK ENTERPRISES AND THE SIZE OF GRAZING PERMITS ON PUBLIC LANDS OF THE INTERMOUNTAIN REGION. SAUNDERSON, MONT H.; N/D.
FLD 4: RANGE CONTROL STIPULATIONS ON LANDS UNDER COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT. U.S.D.A. SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT; N/D.
FLD 5: THE NEW ERA ON THE RANGE. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR, GRAZING SERVICE; AUG. 1942.
FLD 6: GRAZING DISTRICT LANDS AND ASSOCIATED PROPERTIES. N/D.
FLD 7: THE GRAZING SERVICE, ITS PROBLEM AND ITS METHOD. N/D.
FLD 8: REPORT OF THE GRAZING SERVICE TO THE LAND POLICY COMMITTEE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR-PART V-THE WESTERN RANGE LANDS. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR, GRAZING SERVICE; N/D.
FLD 9: PUBLIC GRAZING LANDS IN THE ECONOMY OF THE WEST. UPCHURCH, M.L.; DEC. 1961.
FLD 10: ANNUAL GRAZING STATISTICAL REPORT, C.Y. 1969. B.L.M.; JUL. 1970.
FLD 11: ABSTRACT-GOVERNMENT GRAZING POLICY AND THE BEEF INDUSTRY IN THE WEST. GARDNER, DELWORTH B., AND ROBERTS, KEITH N.; NOV. 1962.
FLD 12: GRAZING ON THE PUBLIC LANDS-EXTRACTS FROM THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC LANDS COMMISSION. U.S.D.A.; 1905.
FLD 13: RANGE ECOLOGY. COSTELLO, DAVID F.; JAN. 1939.
FLD 14: EFFECT OF SYSTEMS OF GRAZING ON LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION. FRANDSEN, WALDO R.; N/D.
FLD 15: WESTERN LIVESTOCK GRAZING SURVEY-WITH FORMS. U.S.D.A.; 1966.
FLD 16: LAND VALUES AND LAND CHARGES FOR RANGE LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION. SAUNDERSON, MONT H.; N/D.
FLD 17: EXCERPTS FROM REPORT TO THE CONGRESS. COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES; SEP. 1959.
FLD 18: THE FIRST 30 YEARS, 1949-1978. A HISTORY OF THE UTAH SECTION, SOCIETY FOR RANGE MANAGEMENT. SMITH, ARTHUR D.; JAN. 1981.

BOX 27 (CONT'D) NATURAL RESOURCES

FLD 19: WILDERNESS INVENTORY HANDBOOK-POLICY, DIRECTION, PROCEDURES, AND GUIDANCE FOR CONDUCTING WILDERNESS INVENTORY ON THE PUBLIC LANDS. B.L.M.; SEP. 1978.
FLD 20: WILDERNESS MANAGEMENT POLICY. B.L.M.; SEP. 1981.
FLD 21: ISSUES AFFECTING NATURAL RESOURCES-1963: THE PUBLIC LANDS. ASPINALL, WAYNE N. (REMARKS BEFORE THE SECTION OF MINERAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES LAW, AT THE AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING); AUG. 1963.
FLD 22: UDALL HAILS CONSERVATION RECORD OF FIRST SESSION OF 89TH CONGRESS. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; OCT. 1965.
FLD 23: POLITICS IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT. CARVER, JOHN A.; NOV. 1965.
FLD 24: SECRETARY UDALL COMMENDS CONSERVATION GAINS IN LATIN AMERICA; URGES ATTENTION TO OVERALL ENVIRONMENT IN DEALING WITH RESOURCES. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; OCT. 1965.
FLD 25: ESTUARIES: A NEGLECTED RESOURCE COMPLEX. CAIN, STANLEY A.; AUG. 1966.
FLD 26: REMARKS OF EDWARD C. CRAFTS, DIRECTOR, BUREAU OF OUTDOOR RECREATION, BEFORE THE 44TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STATE PARKS. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; SEP. 1964.
FLD 27: REMARKS OF A. CLARK STRATTON, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, NATIONAL PARK SERVICE, TO THE SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; OCT. 1965.
FLD 28: REMARKS BY MAX N. EDWARDS, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, TO AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF TRAVEL TRAILER AND CAMPER MANUFACTURERS. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; JUN. 1965.
FLD 29: REMARKS OF UNDER SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR JOHN A. CARVER, JR., AT ANNUAL MEETING OF IDAHO STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; NOV. 1965.
FLD 30: REMARKS BY SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR STEWART L. UDALL AT THE NATIONAL RECLAMATION ASSOCIATION CONVENTION. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; NOV. 1965.
FLD 31: AVAILABILITY OF FEDERAL LANDS FOR MINERAL DEVELOPMENT: PRINCIPAL LEGAL QUESTIONS. MOCK, BYRON H.; JUN. 1954.
FLD 32: MUST CONSERVATION BE A GOVERNMENT MONOPOLY? MOCK, BYRON H.; SEP. 1952.
FLD 33: INTERIOR PROPOSES NEW REGULATIONS TO MINIMIZE MINING DAMAGES ON LAND IT ADMINISTERS. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; JUL. 1967.
FLD 34: ADDRESS BY ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR JOHN A. CARVER, JR. AT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE ON "CALIFORNIA AND THE CHALLENGE OF GROWTH". DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; OCT. 1963.
FLD 35: REMARKS BY EDWARD WOOZLEY, DIRECTOR, B.L.M., TO THE 51ST ANNUAL WESTERN FORESTRY CONFERENCE OF THE WESTERN FORESTRY AND CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; DEC. 1960.
FLD 36: LETTERS FROM THE UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION REGARDING MINERAL LEASES. UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION; DEC. 1968.
FLD 37: FUTURE USE OF UTAH'S PUBLIC LAND RESOURCES. SOIL CONSERVATION SOCIETY OF AMERICA; JAN. 1976.

BOX 28 NATURAL RESOURCES (CONT'D)

FLD 1: THE RESOURCE CONSERVATION AREAS. B.L.M.; OCT. 1963.
FLD 2: WOODRUFF PASTURES RESOURCE CONSERVATION AREA. B.L.M.; OCT. 1964.
FLD 3: PROJECT TWENTY-TWELVE, A LONG RANGE PROGRAM FOR OUR PUBLIC LANDS. B.L.M.; 1960.
FLD 4: ARID LANDS-USE OR DESTRUCTION? ZELLER, HENRY M.; MAY 1969.
FLD 5: IMPACT OF RECREATION ON NATURAL RESOURCES. GLASCOCK, H.R.; AUG. 1962.
FLD 6: THE WHITE HOUSE MESSAGE ON CONSERVATION. KENNEDY, JOHN F.; MAR. 1962.
FLD 7: ISSUES AFFECTING NATURAL RESOURCES-1963: THE PUBLIC LANDS. ASPINALL, WAYNE N.; AUG. 1953.
FLD 8: OUR REMAINING LAND. U.S.D.A.; JUN. 1949.
FLD 9: EVALUATION OF PUBLIC LAND STUDY-THE FORAGE RESOURCE FOR THE PUBLIC LAND LAW REVIEW. UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO; N/D.
FLD 10: WIDESPREAD MINERAL MATERIALS ON THE PUBLIC LANDS. B.L.M.; MAY 1968.
FLD 11: STATISTICS ON WESTERN WILD LAND RESOURCES. LAMMI, J.O.; JUL. 1955.

BOX 28 (CONT'D) RESEARCH AND SURVEYS

FLD 12: ESTIMATING THE VALUE OF RANGE FORAGE FOR GRAZING USE BY MEANS OF A ANIMAL-UNIT-MONTH FACTOR TABLE. SHIPLEY, MARK A., FLEMING, C.E., AND MARTINEAU, BRYANT S.; JUN. 1942.
FLD 13: WHAT IS RANGE IMPROVEMENT. ELLISON, LINCOLN; 1943.
FLD 14: GLOSSARY OF BOTANICAL TERMS COMMONLY USED IN RANGE RESEARCH. DAYTON, W.A.; JUL. 1931, AND JUN. 1950.
FLD 15: A COMPARISON OF SOME METHODS USED IN DETERMINING PERCENTAGE UTILIZATION OF RANGE GRASSES. PECHANEC, JOSEPH F., AND PICKFORD, G.D.; MAY 1937.
FLD 16: SIZE OF LIST QUADRANT FOR USE IN DETERMINING EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT SYSTEMS OF GRAZING UPON AGROPYRON SMITHII MIXED PRAIRIE. HANSON, HERBERT C., AND LOVE, L.D.; OCT. 1930.
FLD 17: PRINCIPLES OF REST-ROTATION GRAZING AND MULTIPLE-USE LAND MANAGEMENT. HORMAY, A.L.; SEP. 1970.
FLD 18: AN ABSTRACT BIBLIOGRAPHY OF STATISTICAL METHODS IN GRASSLAND RESEARCH. U.S.D.A.; APR. 1967.
FLD 19: ADJUSTMENTS IN GRAZING USE. U.S.D.A.; JAN. 1962.
FLD 20: MEASURING GRAZING LAND PRODUCTION. COMMITTEE ON GRAZING LAND PRODUCTION; SEP. 1962.
FLD 21: RANGE RESEARCH PROGRESS REPORT 1937-1938. PICKFORD, G.D., AND REID, E.H.; FEB. 1940.
FLD 22: PROCEEDINGS OF RANGE RESEARCH SEMINAR-GREAT BASIN BRANCH STATION, EPHRAIM, UTAH. U.S.D.A.; JUL. 1939.

BOX 29 RESEARCH AND SURVEYS (CONT'D)

FLD 1: RANGE ECOLOGY: RANGER'S STUDY COURSE. COSTELLO, DAVID F.; JAN. 1939.
FLD 2: LAND CLASSIFICATION. U.S.D.A.; N/D.
FLD 3: INSTRUCTIONS FOR BROWSE PLOT COMPILATION. MAY 1935.
FLD 4: INSTRUCTIONS FOR ESTIMATING DENSITY. MAY 1935.
FLD 5: GRAZING SURVEY HANDBOOK. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR, DIVISION OF GRAZING; N/D.
FLD 6: RANGE EXAMINATIONS BY THE GRAZING SERVICE. N/D.
FLD 7: THE COOPERATIVE WESTERN RANGE SURVEY. CHAPLINE, W.R.; OCT. 1938.
FLD 8: EXCERPTS FROM INSTRUCTIONS FOR RANGE SURVEYS ON FEDERAL LANDS. 1937.
FLD 9: INSTRUCTIONS FOR RECORDING FIELD NOTES ON RANGE SURVEYS. N/D.
FLD 10: MEETING OF FORAGE SURVEY AGENCIES-SUGGESTIONS FOR ANALYSIS OF FIELD DATA. SEP. 1936.
FLD 11: RANGE SURVEY. N/D.
FLD 12: RANGE SURVEY-R.A. OF U.S.D.A. MABEE, W.B.; FEB. 1937.
FLD 13: REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON RESOURCE ASSEMBLY. N/D.
FLD 14: REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON UNIFORM RANGE SURVEYS. N/D.
FLD 15: INSTRUCTION FOR THE PREPARATION AND SUBMISSION OF PROJECT PROPOSALS. U.S.D.A.; JUN. 1938.
FLD 16: SOUTHWESTERN RANGE ECOLOGY. MCGINNIES, W.G., PARKER, K.W., AND GLENDENING, G.E.; FEB. 1941.
FLD 17: THE HISTORY OF WESTERN RANGE RESEARCH. U.S.D.A.; JUL. 1944.
FLD 18: CHECK-AREAS AS CONTROLS IN LAND USE. HANSON, HERBERT, C.; FEB. 1039.
FLD 19: RANGE RESEARCH, THE FOUNDATION FOR RANGE MANAGEMENT AND IMPROVEMENT. CHAPLINE, W.R.; FEB. 1949.
FLD 20: APPROACHES TO SYNECOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF WILDLANDS IN THE INTERMOUNTAIN WEST. WEST, NEIL E.; AUG. 1981.
FLD 21: AN APPRAISAL OF RANGE SURVEY METHODS FROM THE STANDPOINT OF EFFECTIVE RANGE MANAGEMENT. U.S.D.A.; JUN. 1942.
FLD 22: INSTRUCTIONS FOR RANGE SURVEYS. INTER-AGENCY RANGE SURVEYS COMMITTEE; MAR. 1937.

BOX 30 RESEARCH AND SURVEYS (CONT'D)

FLD 1: INCREASING LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION AND PROFITS BY DEVELOPING GOOD SPRING RANGE. U.S.D.A.; SEP. 1942.
FLD 2: APPLICATION OF ANALYSIS OF COVARIANCE TO RANGE RESEARCH DATA. PECHANEC, JOSEPH F.; FEB. 1941.
FLD 3: RANGE RESEARCH METHODS. U.S.D.A.; MAY 1962.
FLD 4: ORGANIZATION OF BIOLOGICAL DATA IN FUTURE RANGELAND ADMINISTRATION. ROBERTS, N. KEITH; APR. 1969.
FLD 5: RECENT PUBLICATIONS OF RANGE RESEARCH. U.S.D.A.; DEC. 1975.
FLD 6: THE POINT-OBSERVATION-PLOT (SQUARE-FOOT DENSITY) METHOD OF VEGETATION SURVEY. STEWART, GEORGE, AND HUTCHINGS, S.S.; SEP. 1936.
FLD 7: RANGE ALLOTMENT ANALYSIS INSTRUCTIONS-REGION 4. U.S.D.A.; N/D.
FLD 8: INSTRUCTIONS FOR RANGE SURVEYS. INTER-AGENCY RANGE SURVEY COMMITTEE; APR. 1937.
FLD 9: THE RANGE STORY OF THE LAND UTILIZATION PROJECTS. GREST, EDWARD G.; JAN. 1953.
FLD 10: PROGRESS IN RANGE RESEARCH-17 WESTERN STATES. U.S.D.A.; NOV. 1960.
FLD 11: PROGRESS IN RANGE RESEARCH-17 WESTERN STATES. U.S.D.A.; OCT. 1961.
FLD 12: RANGE ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS HANDBOOK. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; NOV. 1970.
FLD 13: REGION IV TIMBER MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK (REVISED 1938). U.S.D.A.; 1938.
FLD 14: AMERICAN SOCIETY OF RANGE MANAGEMENT DEPOSITORY LIBRARY-REGISTER; N/D.
FLD 15: RANGE MANAGEMENT LIBRARY HOLDINGS-LIST OF HOLDINGS. N/D.
FLD 16: RANGE MANAGEMENT LIBRARY AGREEMENT-BETWEEN THE SOCIETY OF RANGE MANAGEMENT AND USU.

BOX 31 RANGE VEGETATION, CONTROL METHODOLOGY

FLD 1: ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PLANNED BURNING OF SAGEBRUSH-GRASS RANGE ON THE UPPER SNAKE RIVER PLAINS. BLAISDELL, JAMES P.; JUL. 1953.
FLD 2: SAGEBRUSH CONTROL ON RANGELANDS. U.S.D.A.; FEB. 1965.
FLD 3: SAGEBRUSH BURNING..GOOD AND BAD. U.S.D.A.; JAN. 1944.
FLD 4: QUACKGRASS CONTROL IN IDAHO. GRACKNEY, C.T., AND SEELY, C.I.; MAR. 1966.
FLD 5: EFFECT OF CHAPARRAL BURNING ON SOIL EROSION AN DON SOIL-MOISTURE RELATIONS. SAMPSON, ARTHUR W.; APR. 1944.
FLD 6: FIRE AS A TOOL IN MANAGEMENT OF BRUSH RANGES. SHANTZ, H.L.; JAN. 1947.
FLD 7: OBSERVATIONS ON EQUIPMENT AND METHODS FOR BRUSH CONTROL. DORAN, CLYDE W., AND HULL, A.C.; DEC. 1950
FLD 8: BIG SAGEBRUSH YIELDS TO CHEMICALS. HULL, A.C., AND VAUGHN, W.T.; JUL. 1951.
FLD 9: HANDBOOK-CHEMICAL CONTROL OF RANGE WEEDS. U.S.D.A.; JAN. 1959.
FLD 10: HELICOPTER APPLICATION OF CHEMICAL SPRAY TO CONTROL SAGEBRUSH ON THE MYTOGE MOUNTAIN UNIT OF THE SEVEN MILE CATTLE ALLOTMENT-FISHLAKE NATIONAL FOREST. U.S.D.A.; JAN. 1963.
FLD 11: CONTROL BIG SAGEBRUSH WITH CHEMICALS AND GROW MORE GRASS. U.S.D.A.; AUG. 1953.
FLD 12: HERBICIDAL RESIDUES ON CRESTED WHEATGRASS. KLOMP, G.J., AND HULL, A.C.; OCT. 1967.
FLD 13: RESPONSES OF NATIVE AND INTRODUCED GRASSES FOLLOWING AERIAL SPRAYING OF VELVET MESQUITE IN SOUTHERN ARIZONA. CABLE, DWIGHT R., AND TSCHIRLEY, FRED H.; MAY 1961.
FLD 14: EFFECTS ON ASSOCIATED SPECIES OF BURNING, ROTOBEATING, SPRAYING, AND RAILING SAGEBRUSH. MUEGGLER, WALTER F., AND BLAISDELL, JAMES P.; MAR. 1958.
FLD 15: HINTS FOR USE OF THE WHEATLAND-TYPE PLOWS FOR BRUSH ERADICATION IN CONNECTION WITH RANGE RESEEDING. ROBERTSON, JOS. H., AND PLUMMER, A. PERRY; JUL. 1946.
FLD 16: CHEMICAL CONTROL OF BIG SAGEBRUSH IN CENTRAL WYOMING. KISSINGER, N.A., HULL, A.C., AND VAUGHN, W.T.; JUN. 1952.
FLD 17: EFFECTS OF BURNING ON A DESERT GRASS-SHRUB RANGE IN SOUTHERN ARIZONA. REYNOLDS, H.G., AND BOHNING, J.W.; OCT. 1956.
FLD 18: HINTS ON ERADICATION OF BIG SAGEBRUSH (ARTEMISIA TRIDENTATA) BY CHEMICAL SPRAYING AND BY BURNING. HULL, A.C.; OCT. 1950.
FLD 19: OBSERVATIONS ON EQUIPMENT AND METHODS FOR BRUSH CONTROL. HULL, A.C., AND DORAN, CLYDE W.; DEC. 1950.
FLD 20: WEED AND SHRUB CONTROL. DORAN, CLYDE W.; MAR. 1952.
FLD 21: 1950 PROGRESS REPORT ON WYOMING RESEEDING AND BRUSH CONTROL. HULL, A.C.; APR. 1951.
FLD 22: CHEMICAL CONTROL OF BIG SAGEBRUSH IN CENTRAL WYOMING. KISSINGER, N.A., HULL, A.C., AND VAUGHN, W.T.; JUN. 1952.
FLD 23: ERADICATION OF BIG SAGEBRUSH (ARTEMISIA TRIDENTATA). PECHANEC, JOSEPH F., PLUMMER, A., ROBERTSON, JOSEPH H., AND HULL, A.C.; JUL. 1944.
FLD 24: HINTS FOR USE OF THE WHEATLAND-TYPE PLOWS FOR BRUSH ERADICATION IN CONNECTION WITH RANGE RESEEDING. ROBERTSON, JOS., AND PLUMMER, A.; JUL. 1946.
FLD 25: CULTIVATING GRASSLAND INCREASES GRASS YIELD. UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING; N/D.
FLD 26: EFFECTS OF CONTROLLED BURNING ON BITTERBRUSH ON THE UPPER SNAKE RIVER PLAINS. BLAISDELL, JAMES P.; APR. 1950.
FLD 27: INDICATORS OF DOWNWARD TREND ON SAGEBRUSH-PERENNIAL GRASS RANGES GRAZED BY SHEEP IN THE SPRING AND FALL. PECHNEC, JOSEPH F.; APR. 1945.
FLD 28: HERBICIDE CONTROL OF SAGEBRUSH AND WYETHIA IN UTAH. U.S.D.A.; FEB. 1973.
FLD 29: PROGRESS REPORT ON CONTROL OF HONEYSUCKLE AND KUDZU. BRENDER, E.V.; JAN. 1960.
FLD 30: CONTROL OF HALOGETON (HALOGETON GLOMERATUS (BIEB.) MEY.) IN NEVADA BY RANGE SEEDINGS AND HERBICIDES. MILLER, R.; MAY 1956.
FLD 31: PROCEEDINGS: HIGH-ALTITUDE REVEGETATION WORKSHOP NO. 5. ETRA, JULIE, AND CUANY, ROBIN L.; DEC. 1982.

BOX 32 RANGE VEGETATION, FORAGE CROPS

FLD 1: RESPONSE OF NATIVE VEGETATION OF THE CENTRAL GREAT PLAINS TO APPLICATIONS OF CORRAL MANURE AND COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER. RETZER, JOHN L., AND KOLPPLE, G.E.; SEP. 1959.
FLD 2: PROFITABLE USE OF FERTILIZER ON NATIVE MEADOWS. NELSON, MICHAEL, AND CASTLE, N.; MAR. 1958.
FLD 3: PASTURE AND FODDER DEVELOPMENT IN MEDITERRANEAN COUNTRIES. OEEC; 1951.
FLD 4: INFORMATION FOR LIVESTOCK OPERATORS ON RANGE FERTILIZATION. SOIL IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE; 1957.
FLD 5: NUTRITIONAL QUALITIES OF RANGE FORAGE PLANTS IN RELATION TO GRAZING WITH BEEF CATTLE ON THE SOUTHERN PLAINS EXPERIMENTAL RANGE. SAVAGE, D.A., AND HELLER, V.G.; DEC. 1947.
FLD 6: FORAGE CROPS FOR THE NON-IRRIGATED LANDS OF IDAHO. BONNETT, R.K.; MAR. 1920.
FLD 7: THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF SOME NORTH DAKOTA PASTURE AND HAY GRASSES. HOPPER, T.H., AND NESBITT, L.L.; JUN. 1930.
FLD 8: THE GRASSLAND-LIVESTOCK HANDBOOK. THE COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE OF THE AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE; 1953.
FLD 9: A PASTURE HANDBOOK. U.S.D.A.; OCT. 1942.
FLD 10: GRASSES AND FORAGE CROPS. MASSACHUSETTS AGRICULTURE; 1915.
FLD 11: KEY TO LONG-LIFE LADINO. WOOD, GLEN M.; 1957.
FLD 12: WINTER ANNUAL LEGUMES FOR THE SOUTH. U.S.D.A.; FEB. 1960.
FLD 13: IDAHO FORAGE CROP HANDBOOK. UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO; JUN. 1961.
FLD 14: HARVESTING AND CLEANING GRASS AND LEGUME SEED IN THE WESTERN GULF REGION. U.S.D.A.; JUN. 1951.
FLD 15: FORAGE INVENTORY-CATALOG OF SEED AVAILABLE FROM THE WESTERN REGIONAL PLANT INTRODUCTION STATION. U.S.D.A.; JUL. 1967.
FLD 16: ANNUAL WINTER LEGUMES. FERGUS, E.N., HENSON, LAWRENCE, AND FORTENBERY, B.W.; JUN. 1914.
FLD 17: REED CANARY GRASS. CHRIST, J.H.; JUN. 1933.
FLD 18: FOXTAIL MILLET-ITS CULTURE AND UTILIZATION IN THE UNITED STATES. VINALL, H.N.; MAR. 1917.
FLD 19: CULTIVATED HAY GRASSES AND FORAGE PLANTS. NELSON, ELIAS; APR. 1950.
FLD 20: PROCEEDINGS OF THE SECOND RESEARCH-INDUSTRY CONFERENCE. AMERICAN FORAGE AND GRASSLAND COUNCIL; FEB. 1969.

BOX 32 (CONT'D) RANGE VEGETATION, GRAZING PLANTS

FLD 21: THE UTILIZATION OF BROWSE FORAGE AS SUMMER RANGE FOR CATTLE IN SOUTHWESTERN UTAH. U.S.D.A.; MAY 1929.
FLD 22: MANAGING GRASS-SHRUB CATTLE RANGES IN THE SOUTHWEST. REYNOLDS, HUDSON G.; DEC. 1959.
FLD 23: CHEATGRASS (BROMUS TECTORUM L.). KLEMMEDSON, JAMES O., AND SMITH, JUSTIN G.; APR. 1964.
FLD 24: EFFECTS OF PASTURE PRACTICES ON ROOT DISTRIBUTION. HAYNES, J.L.; JAN. 1943.
FLD 25: DEPTH, SEASON, AND ROW SPACING FOR PLANTING GRASSES ON SOUTHERN IDAHO RANGE LANDS. HULL, A.C.; NOV. 1948.
FLD 26: GERMINATION AND EMERGENCE OF SOME NATIVE GRASSES IN RELATION TO LITTER COVER AND SOIL MOISTURE. GLENDENING, GEORGE E.; SEP. 1942.

BOX 33 RANGE VEGETATION, GRAZING PLANTS (CONT'D),

FLD 1: PRIMAR--A NEW SLENDER WHEATGRASS FOR CONSERVATION USE. SCHWENDIMAN, JOHN L., AND LAW, ALVIN G.; NOV. 1946.
FLD 2: PLANT BREEDING OPPORTUNITIES WITH PASTURE AND MEADOW PLANTS. DEIM, F.D.; JAN. 1935.
FLD 3: KNOW YOUR GRASSES-THE KEY TO SUCCESSFUL RANGE MANAGEMENT. TEXAS A&M COLLEGE; 1951.
FLD 4: THE IDENTIFICATION OF THE MORE IMPORTANT PRAIRIE HAY GRASSES OF NEBRASKA BY THEIR VEGETATIVE CHARACTERS. KEIM, F.D., BEADLE, G.W., AND FROLIK, A.L.; DEC. 1932.
FLD 5: GRASS. NORTH DAKOTA AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE; JUN. 1941.
FLD 6: ACONITUM MACILENTUM GREENE. DAYTON, WILLIAM A.; JUN. 1929.
FLD 7: GETTING NEW RANGE PLANTS INTO PRACTICE. HAFENRICHTER, A.L.; OCT. 1948.
FLD 8: NUTRITIVE VALUES OF NATIVE PLANTS ON FOREST RANGE IN CENTRAL LOUISIANA. CAMPBELL, R.S., EPPS, E.A., MORELAND, C.C., FARR, J.L., AND BONNER, F.; MAY 1954.
FLD 9: THE IDENTIFICATION OF CERTAIN NATIVE AND NATURALIZED GRASSES BY THEIR VEGETATIVE CHARACTERS. KANSAS STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE; MAR. 1932.
FLD 10: BUFFALO GRASS. KANSAS STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE; DEC. 1943.
FLD 11: A PASTURE HANDBOOK. U.S.D.A.; APR. 1934.
FLD 12: GRASSES AND CLOVERS FOR NEVADA FARM AND RANGE. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA; FEB. 1941.
FLD 13: GRASSES INTRODUCED INTO THE UNITED STATES. U.S.D.A.; 1953?.
FLD 14: IMPORTANT RANGE PLANTS: THEIR LIFE HISTORY AND FORAGE VALUE. SAMPSON, ARTHUR W.; OCT. 1917.
FLD 15: RANGE VEGETATION STUDIES. NORTH DAKOTA AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE; JUN. 1946.
FLD 16: COMPOSITION AND VITALITY OF QUACK GRASS ROOTS. PINCKNEY, A.J.; JUN. 1945.
FLD 17: GRASSES AND LEGUMES FOR SOUTH DAKOTA. SOUTH DAKOTA STATE COLLEGE; MAY 1950.
FLD 18: REGRASSING AREAS IN SOUTH DAKOTA. FRANZKE, C.J., AND HUME, A.N.; JUN. 1952.
FLD 19: SOUTH DAKOTA GRASSLANDS-THEIR CONDITION AND MANAGEMENT. SOUTH DAKOTA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION; MAR. 1948.
FLD 20: THE IDENTIFICATION OF GRASSES BY THEIR VEGETATIVE CHARACTERS. CARRIER, LYMAN; JAN. 1917.
FLD 21: THE GENERA OF GRASSES OF THE UNITED STATES. HITCHCOCK, A.S.; MAR. 1920.
FLD 22: GRASSLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES AND THEIR IMPROVEMENT. SPRAGUE, HOWARD B.; 1955.
FLD 23: THE RELATION OF PLANTS TO PUBLIC HEALTH. PENFOUND, WM. T.; JUN. 1953.
FLD 24: SAMPLE COMPOSITIONS OF RANGE VEGETATIVE TYPES IN THE GREAT PLAINS AND FOOTHILL REGIONS OF COLORADO AND WYOMING. U.S.D.A; APR. 1937.
FLD 25: R-2 PALATABILITY TABLE OF RANGE PLANTS. U.S.D.A.; FEB. 1929.
FLD 26: PROGRESS REPORT ON GRASS EXPERIMENTS. TEXAS AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION; DEC. 1936.
FLD 27: SOUTHWESTERN STOCKMAN-PLAY TO WIN. STOCK THIS YEAR AND EVERY YEAR FOR FAT COWS, A BIG CALF CROP, AND A SAFE FORAGE MARGIN. U.S.D.A.; N/D.
FLD 28: GRASSLAND MANAGEMENT-RANGE. CHAPLINE, W.R.; DEC. 1950.
FLD 29: PLANT COMMUNITIES OF OKLAHOMA LAKES. PENFOUND, WM. T.; JUL. 1953.

BOX 34 RANGE VEGETATION, GRAZING PLANTS (CONT'D)

FLD 1: SOME EFFECTS OF COMPETITION FROM CHEATGRASS BROME ON CRESTED WHEATGRASS AND BLUESTEM WHEATGRASS. RUMMELL, ROBERT S.; APR. 1946.
FLD 2: ECOLOGY IN AGRICULTURE. HANSON, HERBERT C.; APR. 1939.
FLD 3: PLANT SUCCESSION AND YIELD OF LIVING PLANT MATERIAL IN A PLOWED PRAIRIE IN CENTRAL OKLAHOMA. RICE, ELROY L., AND PENDOUND WM. T.; APR. 1954.
FLD 4: THE EFFECT OF GRAZING INTENSITY ON PLANT COMPOSITION, VIGOR, AND GROWTH OF PINE-BUNCHGRASS RANGES IN CENTRAL COLORADO. JOHNSON, W.M.; OCT. 1956.
FLD 5: GROWTH FORM OF CRESTED WHEATGRASS AS AFFECTED BY SITE AND GRAZING. HICKEY, WAYNE C.; JAN. 1961.
FLD 6: GRASSLAND VEGETATION IN THE BIG HORN MOUNTAINS, WYOMING. HURD, RICHARD M.; JUL. 1961.
FLD 7: SAMPLE COMPOSITIONS OF RANGE VEGETATIVE TYPES IN NORTHEASTERN COLORADO. U.S.D.A.; NOV. 1936.
FLD 8: EXPERIMENT SHOWS VALUE OF CRESTED WHEATGRASS AND RYE FOR SPRING AND FALL PASTURAGE. PLUMMER, A.; MAY 1944.
FLD 9: NUTRIENT CONTENT OF GRASSES GROWING ON FOUR RANGE SITES IN SOUTH TEXAS. U.S.D.A.; JUL. 1982.
FLD 10: IMPORTANT NATIVE GRASSES FOR RANGE CONSERVATION IN FLORIDA. U.S.D.A.; N/D.
FLD 11: POTENTIAL NATURAL VEGETATION OF THE CONTERMINOUS UNITED STATES. KUCHLER, A.W.; 1964.
FLD 12: ON THE ROAD TO GRASSLAND RECOVERY-LAND AND ITS MANAGEMENT REGARDED AS NEVER BEFORE IN TERMS OF GRASS. ALLRED, B.W.; N/D.
FLD 13: HISTORY AND ECOLOGY OF GRASS OF THE SOUTHERN GREAT PLAINS. MCGINNIES, W.G.; N/D.
FLD 14: MAJOR PLANT TYPES OF ARKANSAS, LOUISIANA, OKLAHOMA, AND TEXAS. MITCHELL, HOMER C., AND ALLRED, B.W.; MAR. 1954.
FLD 15: A EULOGY ON THE MERITS OF GRASS. INGALLS, J.J.; 1872.
FLD 16: ALTERNATIVE GRASS AND GRAIN FEEDING SYSTEMS FOR BEEF PRODUCTION. COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY; JUL. 1983.
FLD 17: THEN AND NOW-A PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY OF VEGETATION CHANGE IN THE CENTRAL GREAT BASIN DESERT. ROGERS, GARRY F.; 1982.
FLD 18: CAREX-ITS DISTRIBUTION AND IMPORTANCE IN UTAH. LEWIS, MONT E.; JAN. 1958.
FLD 19: TOLERANCE OF HERBIVORY BY NATIVE AND EXOTIC BUNCHGRASS IN THE SAGEBRUSH/BUNCHGRASS ECOSYSTEM. N/D.
FLD 20: GRASSES OF THE TEXAS COASTAL BEND (CALHOUN, REFUGIO, ARANSAS, SAN PATRICIO, AND NUECES COUNTIES. GOULD, FRANK W., AND BOX, THADIS W.; MAR. 1959.
FLD 21: CHECK LIST OF MOST COMMON RANGE PLANTS OF NORTH DAKOTA. U.S.D.A.; N/D.

BOX 35 RANGE VEGETATION, GRAZING PLANTS (CONT'D)

FLD 1: NATIVE GRASSES, LEGUMES AND FORBS-SECTION 1 OF A SERIES, PASTURE AND RANGE PLANTS. PHILLIPS PETROLEUM COMPANY; 1955.
FLD 2: NATIVE GRASSES, LEGUMES AND FORBS-SECTION 2 OF A SERIES, PASTURE AND RANGE PLANTS. PHILLIPS PETROLEUM COMPANY; 1955.
FLD 3: UNDESIRABLE GRASSES AND FORBS-SECTION 3 OF A SERIES, PASTURE AND RANGE PLANTS. PHILLIPS PETROLEUM COMPANY; 1956.
FLD 4: INTRODUCED GRASSES AND LEGUMES-SECTION 5 OF A SERIES, PASTURE AND RANGE PLANTS. PHILLIPS PETROLEUM COMPANY; 1958.
FLD 5: INTRODUCED GRASSES AND LEGUMES-SECTION 6 OF A SERIES, PASTURE AND RANGE PLANTS. PHILLIPS PETROLEUM COMPANY; 1960.
FLD 6: RANGERS STUDY COURSE REGION TWO-IDENTIFICATION OF RANGE PLANTS. KUTZLEB, C.A.; 1937.
FLD 7: RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SOILS AND VEGETATION ON FOUR RANGE PLANT COMMUNITIES ON THE WELDER WILDLIFE REFUGE ON SOUTH TEXAS. BOX, THADIS W.; AUG. 1959.
FLD 8: GRASS VARIETIES IN THE UNITED STATES. U.S.D.A.; JUN. 1965.
FLD 9: SPRING FORAGE LOST THROUGH CHEATGRASS FIRES. PECHANEC, JOSEPH F., AND HULL, A.C.; APR. 1945.
FLD 10: TRANSPIRATIONAL SURGES IN TAMARIX AND EUCALYPTUS AS MEASURED WITH AND INFRARED GAS ANALYZER. DECKER, JOHN P., AND WIEN, JANET D.; MAY 1960.
FLD 11: CHEATGRASS-A CHALLENGE TO RANGE RESEARCH. PECHANEC, J0SEPH F., AND HULL, A.C.; AUG. 1947.
FLD 12: HERBAGE UTILIZATION ON PINE-BUNCHGRASS RANGES OF COLORADO. REID, ELBERT H., AND JOHNSON, W.M.; SEP. 1958.
FLD 13: BUNCHGRASS FORM CLASSES FOR TREND STUDIES. COLE, GLEN F., AND WILKINS, BRUCE T.; MAR. 1958.
FLD 14: SOME SLOPE-PLANT RELATIONSHIPS IN THE GRASSLANDS OF THE LITTLE MISSOURI BADLANDS OF NORTH DAKOTA. DIX, RALPH L.; MAR. 1958.
FLD 15: TESTING NEW RANGE FORAGE PLANTS. SCHWENDIMAN, JOHN L.; MAR. 1958.
FLD 16: BLUE GRAMA TYPES FROM WEST TEXAS AND EASTERN NEW MEXICO. HARLAN, JACK H.; MAR. 1958.
FLD 17: QUANTITATIVE EFFECTS OF TWENTY-THREE YEARS OF CONTROLLED USE ON MOUNTAIN RANGE. LOMMASSON, THOMAS, AND BRANSON, F.A.; MAR. 1958.
FLD 18: FACTORS INFLUENCING HERBAGE WEIGHT OF IDAHO FESCUE PLANTS. HURD, RICHARD M.; MAR. 1959.
FLD 19: VIGOR OF IDAHO FESCUE IN RELATION TO DIFFERENT GRAZING INTENSITIES. POND, FLOYD W.; JAN. 1960.
FLD 20: SOIL POROSITY AND BULK DENSITY ON GRAZED AND PROTECTED KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS RANGE IN THE BLACK HILLS. ORR, HOWARD K.; MAR. 1960.
FLD 21: TRENDS IN CARRYING CAPACITY AND VEGETATION ON AN ARID SOUTHWESTERN RANGE. PAULSEN, HAROLD A., AND ARES, FRED N.; MAR. 1961.
FLD 22: SEASONAL VARIATIONS OF CRUDE PROTEIN AND PHOSPHORUS IN FOUR RANGE PLANTS USED FOR RESEEDING. STEWART, GEORGE, AND MONK, RALPH W.; SEP. 1951.
FLD 23: INDICATORS OF DOWNWARD TREND ON SAGEBRUSH-PERENNIAL GRASS RAGES GRAZED BY SHEEP IN THE SPRING AND FALL. PECHANEC, JOSEPH F.; APR. 1945.
FLD 24: WILD, EDIBLE, AND POISONOUS PLANTS OF ALASKA. UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA; 1966.
FLD 25: GRASSES OF SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES. GOULD, FRANK W.; JAN. 1951.

BOX 36 RANGE VEGETATION, GRAZING PLANTS (CONT'D)

FLD 1: VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION OF PLANTS. VERNER, LEIF; JUL. 1946.
FLD 2: CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL HERBARIUM, VOLUME 25-FLORA OF UTAH AND NEVADA. TIDESTROM, IVAR; 1925
FLD 3: THE GENERA OF GRASSES OF THE UNITED STATES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE ECONOMIC SPECIES. HITCHCOCK, A.S.; MAR. 1920.
FLD 4: ADDITIONS TO THE FLORA OF CONNECTICUT. STATE OF CONNECTICUT; 1930.
FLD 5: IMPORTANT PLANT SPECIES ENCOUNTERED ON PASTURES AND ABANDONED FARM LAND IN THE CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN GREAT PLAINS IN 1935 AND 1936. RUNYON, H. EVERETT, AND SAVAGE, D.A.; N/D.
FLD 6: THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE VEGETATION OF NEW YORK STATE. BRAY, WILLIAM L.; NOV. 1915.
FLD 7: A STUDY OF THE VEGETATION OF NORTHEASTERN ARIZONA. HANSON, HERBERT C.; 1924.
FLD 8: REGENERATION OF NATIVE MIDWESTERN PASTURES UNDER PROTECTION. WEAVER, J.E., AND HANSEN, W.W.; JUN. 1941.
FLD 9: THE IDENTIFICATION OF THE MORE IMPORTANT PRAIRIE HAY GRASSES OF NEBRASKA BY THEIR VEGETATIVE CHARACTERS. KEIM, F.D., BEADLE, G.W., AND FROLIK, A.L.; DEC. 1932.
FLD 10: VALUABLE PLANTS NATIVE TO TEXAS. PARKS, H.B.; AUG. 1937.
FLD 11: THE STORY OF GRASS. SWIFT AND COMPANY; N/D.
FLD 12: SUDAN GRASS. U.S.D.A; 1957.
FLD 13: THE GRASSES OF PENNSYLVANIA. GRESS, ERNEST M.; 1924.

BOX 37 RANGE VEGETATION, GRAZING PLANTS (CONT'D)

FLD 1: FLORA OF KANSAS. GATES, FRANK C.; 1940.
FLD 2: IMPORTANT WESTERN BROWSE PLANTS. DAYTON, WILLIAM A.; JUL. 1931.
FLD 3: FLORA OF NORTH DAKOTA. BERGMAN, HERBERT F.; NOV. 1912.
FLD 4: KNOW YOUR GRASSES-THE KEY TO SUCCESSFUL RANGE MANAGEMENT. WALKER, A.H.;
FLD 5: RANGE GRASSES OF CALIFORNIA. CHASE, AGNES, AND SAMPSON, ARTHUR W.; 1927.
FLD 6: PLANT SUCCESSION ON BURNED CHAPARRAL LANDS IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. SAMPSON, ARTHUR W.; MAR. 1944.
FLD 7: CALIFORNIA GRASSLANDS AND RANGE FORAGE GRASSES. CHASE, AGNES, SAMPSON, ARTHUR W., AND HEDRICK, DONALD W.; MAY 1951.
FLD 8: GRAZING CRESTED WHEATGRASS. ORCUTT, E.P.; JUL. 1944.
FLD 9: THE STORY OF PLANTS. SWIFT AND COMPANY; N/D.
FLD 10: VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION FROM THE STANDPOINT OF PLANT ANATOMY. SWINGLE, CHARLES F., AND PRIESTLEY, J.H.; DEC. 1929.
FLD 11: CRESTED WHEATGRASS AS COMPARED WITH BROMEGRASS, SLENDER WHEATGRASS, AND OTHER HAY AND PASTURE CROPS FOR THE NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS. U.S.D.A.; APR. 1932.
FLD 12: DROUGHT SURVIVAL OF NATIVE GRASS SPECIES IN THE CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN GREAT PLAINS, 1935. SAVAGE, D.A.; MAR. 1937.
FLD 13: XIV INTERNATIONAL GRASSLAND CONGRESS, 1981-SUMMARIES OF PAPERS. UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY; 1981.
FLD 14: 1981 FORAGE AND GRASSLAND CONFERENCE-FORAGE PRODUCERS FORUM. AMERICAN FORAGE AND GRASSLAND COUNCIL; JUN. 1981.

BOX 38 RANGE VEGETATION, GRAZING PLANTS (CONT'D)

FLD 1: GRAZING VALUES AND MANAGEMENT OF BLACK GRAMA AND TOBOSA GRASSLANDS AND ASSOCIATED SHRUB RANGES OF THE SOUTHWEST. U.S.D.A.; OCT. 1962.
FLD 2: TYPES OF VEGETATION IN THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY OF CALIFORNIA AND THEIR RELATION TO THE BEET LEAFHOPPER. PIEMEISEL, R.L., AND LAWSON, F.R.; JUN. 1937.
FLD 3: GRASSES INTRODUCED INTO THE UNITED STATES. U.S.D.A.; N/D.
FLD 4: MANAGING GRASS-SHRUB CATTLE RANGES IN THE SOUTHWEST. REYNOLDS, HUDSON G.; DEC. 1959.
FLD 5: GRASS AND GRASS SEED PRODUCTION, KLAGES, K.H.W., AND STARK, R.H.; MAR. 1949.
FLD 6: LIFE HISTORY AND HABITS OF CRESTED WHEATGRASS. LOVE, D.L., AND HANSON, H.C.; SEP. 1932.
FLD 7: THE LIFE HISTORY, HABITS, AND ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE OF SOME MONONCHS. THORNE, GERALD; FEB. 1927.
FLD 8: IMPORTANT CULTIVATED GRASSES. U.S.D.A.; NOV. 1927.
FLD 9: EFFECTS OF THE 1934 DROUGHT ON NATIVE VEGETATION OF THE UPPER SNAKE RIVER PLAINS, IDAHO. PECHANEC, J.F., STEWART, GEORGE, AND PICKFORD, G.D.; OCT. 1937.
FLD 10: CHEATGRASS (BROMUS TECTORUM L.)-AND ECOLOGIC INTRUDER IN SOUTHERN IDAHO. STEWART, GEORGE, AND HULL, A.C.; JAN. 1949.
FLD 11: TYPES OF VEGETATION IN ESCALANTE VALLEY, UTAH, AS INDICATORS OF SOIL CONDITIONS. SHANTZ, H.L., AND PIEMEISEL, R.L.; MAY 1940.
FLD 12: NEW AND EXTENDED RANGES FOR UTAH PLANTS. COTTAM, WALTER P., AND GARRETT, A.O.; JUN. 1940.
FLD 13: GRASS IS THE WEALTH. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; DEC. 1957.
FLD 14: NATURAL REVEGETATION OF RANGE LANDS BASED UPON GROWTH REQUIREMENTS AND LIFE HISTORY OF THE VEGETATION. SAMPSON, ARTHUR W.; NOV. 1914.
FLD 15: DOMESTICATED GRASSES IN CONSERVATION. HAFENRICHTER, A.L., AND STOESZ, A.D.; 1948.
FLD 16: PRAIRIE PLANTS OF ILLINOIS. VOIGT, JOHN W., AND MOHLENBROCK, ROBERT H.; N/D.
FLD 17: KENTUCKY 31 FESCUE-CULTURE AND USE. FERGUS, E.N.; SEP. 1952.
FLD 18: THE RELATION OF GRAZING TO ESTABLISHMENT AND VIGOR OF CRESTED WHEATGRASS. HULL, A.C.; APR. 1944.
FLD 19: RANGE GRASSES OF HAWAII. U.S.D.A.; JUN. 1933.
FLD 20: FACTORS AFFECTING THE GERMINATION AND GROWTH OF CHAMIZA (ATRIPLEX CANESCENS). WILSON, C.P.; JUN. 1928.
FLD 21: THE GRASSES AND GRASS-LIKE PLANTS OF NEW MEXICO. STANLEY, PAUL C., AND WOOTON, E.O.; DEC. 1911.
FLD 22: 1982 FORAGE AND GRASSLAND CONFERENCE-FANTASTIC FORAGES, FEED, FIBER, OR FUEL. AMERICAN FORAGE AND GRASSLAND COUNCIL; FEB. 1982.
FLD 23: 1983 FORAGE AND GRASSLAND CONFERENCE-USE HOME GROWN FORAGES FOR PROFIT AND CONSERVATION. AMERICAN FORAGE AND GRASSLAND COUNCIL; JAN. 1983.

BOX 38 (CONT'D) RANGE VEGETATION, POISONOUS RANGE PLANTS

FLD 24: STOCK-POISONING PLANTS OF THE RANGE. MARSH, C.D.; OCT. 1929.
FLD 25: NOXIOUS WEEDS OF INDIANA. LEE, OLIVER C.; 1952.
FLD 26: THE SPRING RABBIT-BRUSH (TETRADYMIA GLABRATA)-A RANGE PLANT POISONOUS TO SHEEP. FLEMING, C.E., MILLER, M.R., AND VAWTER, L.R.; SEP. 1922.
FLD 27: STOCK-POISONING PLANTS OF THE RANGE. MARSH, C.D.; DEC. 1924.
FLD 28: STOCK-POISONING PLANTS OF THE RANGE. MARSH, C.D.; OCT. 1919.

BOX 39 RANGE VEGETATION, POISONOUS RANGE PLANTS (CONT'D)

FLD 1: THE FITWEED (CAPNOIDES CASEANA)-A POISONOUS RANGE PLANT OF THE NORTHERN SIERRA NEVADA MOUNTAINS. FLEMING, C.E., MILLER, M.R., AND VAWTER, L.R.; APR. 1931.
FLD 2: PREVENTION OF DEATH LOSSES IN SHEEP ON AREAS INFESTED WITH PINGUE (ACTNEA RICHARSONI). PARKER, K.W.; MAY 1936.
FLD 3: RANGE PLANTS POISONOUS TO SHEEP AND CATTLE IN NEVADA. FLEMING, C.E.; JUL. 1918.
FLD 4: THE LOW LARKSPUR (DELPHINIUM ANDERSONI). FLEMING, C.E., MILLER, M.R., AND VAWTER, L.R.; APR. 1923.
FLD 5: THE COMMON CHOKECHERRY (PRUNUS DEMISSA)-AS A PLANT POISONOUS TO SHEEP AND CATTLE. FLEMING, C.E., MILLER, M.R., AND VAWTER, L.R.; MAR. 1926.
FLD 6: THE POISONING OF SHEEP ON MOUNTAIN GRAZING RANGES IN NEVADA BY THE WESTERN CHOKECHERRY (PRUNUS DEMISSA). DILL, ROBERT, AND FLEMING, C.E.; JAN. 1928.
FLD 7: THE GREASEWOOD (SARCOBATUS VERMICULATUS)-A PLANT POISONOUS TO SHEEP. FLEMING, C.E.; JUL. 1928.
FLD 8: HALOGETON-INTERMOUNTAIN RANGE MENACE. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA; N/D
FLD 9: SOME EDIBLE AND POISONOUS MUSHROOMS OF NORTH DAKOTA. BARNETT, H.L.; JUN. 1933.
FLD 10: POISONOUS PLANTS AND PLANT PRODUCTS. STEVENS, O.A.; MAR. 1933.
FLD 11: LOCOINE, THE POISONOUS PRINCIPLE OF LOCO WEED (ASTRAGALUS EARLEI). FRAPE, G.S., AND CARLYLE, E.C.; NOV. 1936.
FLD 12: POISONING OF CATTLE BY SPECIES OF GROUNDSEL. MATHEWS, F.P.; OCT. 1933.
FLD 13: LOCOISM IN DOMESTIC ANIMALS. MATHEWS, F.P.; SEP. 1932.
FLD 14: TOXICITY OF BITTERWEED FOR SHEEP. BOUGHTON, L.B., AND HARDY, W.T.; AUG. 1937.
FLD 15: COLORADO'S POISONOUS AND INJURIOUS PLANTS. DURRELL, L.W., AND NEWSOM, I.E.; JUL. 1936.
FLD 16: COLORADO'S POISONOUS AND INJURIOUS PLANTS. DURRELL, L.W., AND NEWSOM, I.E.; SEP. 1939.
FLD 17: WHORLED MILKWEED-THE WORST STOCK-POISONING PLANT IN COLORADO. MAY, W.L.; JAN. 1920.
FLD 18: A NEW POISONOUS PLANT-THE WHORLED MILDWEED (ASCLEPIAS VERTICILLATA). GLOVER, GEO.H., NEWSOM, I.E., AND ROBBINS, W.W.; JUL. 1918.
FLD 19: PERENNIAL PEPPERGRASS-A NOXIOUS WEED IN COLORADO. PETERSON, A.K., AND BURDICK, R.T.; OCT. 1920.
FLD 20: RANGE PLANTS POISONOUS TO LIVESTOCK IN MONTANA. WELCH, HOWARD, AND MORRIS, H.E.; JAN. 1952.
FLD 21: STOCK-POISONING PLANTS OF THE RANGE. MARSH, C.D.; JUL. 1918.
FLD 22: OAK-LEAF POISONING OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS. MARSH, C.D., CLAWSON, A.B., AND MARSH, H.; APR. 1919.
FLD 23: MOUNTAIN-LAUREL (KALMIA LATIFOLIA) AND SHEEP LAUREL (KALMIA ANGUSTIFOLIA) AS STOCK-POISONING PLANTS. MARSH, C.D., AND CLAWSON, A.B.; DEC. 1930.
FLD 24: SOME POISONOUS PLANTS OF IDAHO. GAIL, F.W.; FEB. 1916.
FLD 25: THE STOCK-POISONING DEATH CAMAS. MARSH, C.D., AND CLAWSON, A.B.; OCT. 1929.
FLD 26: RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS-1983-NOXIOUS BRUSH AND WEED CONTROL; RANGE AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT-VOLUME 14. TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY; DEC. 1983.
FLD 27: PINE NEEDLE ABORTION IN RANGE BEEF CATTLE. MACDONALD, M.A.; MAY 1952.
FLD 28: POISONOUS GRASSLAND PLANTS-SECTION 4 OF A SERIES, PASTURE AND RANGE PLANTS. PHILLIPS PETROLEUM COMPANY; 1957.
FLD 29: EFFECTS OF SEVERAL CHEMICALS ON TALL LARKSPUR AND ASSOCIATED TAILCUP LUPINE. MUEGGLER, W.F.; JUN. 1952.

BOX 39 (CONT'D) RANGE VEGETATION, REVEGETATION OF RANGE LANDS

FLD 30: ARTIFICIAL RESEEDING INSTRUCTIONS. STEWART, GEORGE, AND HULL, A.C.; AUG. 1938.
FLD 31: REVEGETATING SEMIDESERT RANGE LANDS IN THE SOUTHWEST. CASSADY, J.T., AND GLENDENING, G.E.; MAY 1940.
FLD 32: RESEEDING RANGE LANDS OF THE INTERMOUNTAIN REGION. U.S.D.A.; JUL. 1939.
FLD 33: SEEDING RANGELANDS IN UTAH, NEVADA, SOUTHERN IDAHO AND WESTERN WYOMING. U.S.D.A.; JAN. 1955.
FLD 34: RANGELAND IMPROVEMENT THROUGH SEEDING AND WEED CONTROL ON EAST SLOPE SIERRA NEVADA AND ON SOUTHERN CASCADE MOUNTAINS. U.S.D.A.; OCT. 1955.
FLD 35: COLLECTING AND HANDLING SEEDS OF WILD PLANTS. U.S.D.A.; 1939.
FLD 36: REGRASSING AREAS IN SOUTH DAKOTA. FRANZKE, C.J., AND HUME, A.N.; JUN. 1942.
FLD 37: RESEEDING RANGE LAND. BLAIR, RAY F.; AUG. 1947.
FLD 38: THE ARTIFICIAL RESEEDING OF NEW MEXICO RANGES. WILSON, C.P.; FEB. 1931.
FLD 39: SEEDING IN THE SOUTHWESTERN PINE ZONE FOR FORAGE IMPROVEMENT AND SOIL PROTECTION. U.S.D.A.; OCT. 1955.
FLD 40: METHODS OF REESTABLISHING BUFFALO GRASS ON CULTIVATED LAND IN THE GREAT PLAINS. SAVAGE, D.A.; DEC. 1935.
FLD 41: IMPROVEMENT THROUGH RESEEDING. PRICE, R., PARKER, K.W., AND HULL, A.C.; 1948.
FLD 42: GRASS AS A SAVING ACCOUNT. PRICE, R., PARKER, K.W., AND HULL, A.C.; 1948.

BOX 40 RANGE VEGETATION, REVEGETATION OF RANGE LANDS (CONT'D)

FLD 1: REGRASSING SOUTHERN IDAHO RANGE LANDS. HULL, A.C.; APR. 1944.
FLD 2: ARTIFICIAL RESEEDING ON OAK-BRUSH RANGE IN CENTRAL UTAH. PRICE, R.; FEB. 1938.
FLD 3: GRASS SEED PRODUCTION. U.S.D.A.; JUN. 1943.
FLD 4: DESCRIPTIVE BULLETIN "A" ON RANGE AND FARM SEEDS. PORTER-WALTON CO.; N/D.
FLD 5: METHODS OF REESTABLISHING BUFFALO GRASS ON CULTIVATED LAND IN THE GREAT PLAINS. SAVAGE, D.A.; DEC. 1935.
FLD 6: GRASSES AND CULTURAL METHODS FOR RESEEDING ABANDONED FARM LANDS IN SOUTHERN IDAHO. STARK, R.H., TOEVS, J.L., AND HAFENRICHTER, A.L.; MAR. 1946.
FLD 7: RESEEDING BURNED-OVER LANDS IN NORTHERN IDAHO. CHRIST, J.H.; APR. 1934.
FLD 8: SEEDLING STANDS FROM AIRPLANE BROADCASTING OF PELLETED AND UNPELLETED SEED IN SOUTHEASTERN UTAH. BLEAK, A.T., AND PHILLIPS, T.A.; AUG. 1950.
FLD 9: SEASONAL PERIODS FOR PLANTING GRASSES IN THE SUBALPINE ZONE OF CENTRAL UTAH. PLUMMER, A.P., AND FENLEY, J.M.; FEB. 1950.
FLD 10: GUIDE FOR RESEEDING SUMMER RANGELANDS ON COLORADO'S WESTERN SLOPE. DORAN, C.W.; APR. 1951.
FLD 11: PRELIMINARY GUIDE TO RESEEDING PINYON-JUNIPER LANDS OF WESTERN COLORADO. HULL, A.C., AND DORAN, C.W.; DEC. 1950.
FLD 12: HOW TO RESEED PARKS AND OPENINGS IN THE PONDEROSA PINE ZONE IN COLORADO. JOHNSON, W.M., AND HULL, A.C.; JUN. 1950.
FLD 13: AN EFFICIENT METHOD OF BROADCASTING RANGE GRASS SEEDS. ROBERTSON, J.H.; MAY 1944.
FLD 14: THE INHIBITION OF SEEDED PLANTS BY TARWEED. CARNAHAN, G., AND HULL, A.C.; APR. 1962.
FLD 15: BULBOUS BLUEGRASS, VALUABLE FOR RESEEDING INTERMOUNTAIN RANGES. HULL, A.C.; AUG. 1940.
FLD 16: TIMOTHY FOR SEEDING SUMMER RANGES. HULL, A.C.; MAY 1947.
FLD 17: REPLACING SAGEBRUSH WITH GRASS. HULL, A.C., AND ANDERSON, W.N.; JUL. 1947.
FLD 18: AN EVALUATION OF PELLET SEEDING AS IT APPLIES TO RANGE LAND. BARNARD, DONALD M.; MAR. 1950.
FLD 19: RANGE RESEEDING. HULL, A.C.; FEB. 1949.
FLD 20: TRIAL PLANTINGS OF HAIRY VETCH IN WESTERN FREMONT COUNTY, WYOMING. RASMUSSEN, LEROY H.; OCT. 1956.
FLD 21: SEEDING GRASS ON DETERIORATED ASPEN RANGE. STEWART, GEORGE, AND PLUMMER, A.P.; OCT. 1944.
FLD 22: SEASON, DATE, AND DEPTH OF PLANTING CRESTED WHEATGRASS AND OTHER GRASSES AT LOWER ELEVATIONS IN NORTHERN NEVADA. ROBERTSON, J.H.; JUL. 1947.
FLD 23: RANGE RESEEDING IN WYOMING. HULL, A.C.; FEB. 1949.
FLD 24: EFFECTS OF PLOWING AND SEEDING ON SOME FORAGE PRODUCTION AND HYDROLOGIC CHARACTERISTICS OF A SUBALPINE RANGE IN CENTRAL UTAH. ORR, HOWARD K.; JUN. 1957.
FLD 25: SEEDING SOUTHERN IDAHO RANGELANDS. HOLMGREN, R.C., AND HULL, A.C.; 1964.
FLD 26: INTRODUCTION OF FORAGE PLANTS FOR SEEDING WESTERN RANGES. HYLAND, HOWARD, AND HULL, A.C.; JAN. 1954.
FLD 27: SEEDING STANDS FROM AIRPLANE BROADCASTING OF PELLETED AND UNPELLETED SEED IN SOUTHEASTERN UTAH. BLEAK, A.T., AND PHILLIPS, T.A.; AUG. 1950.
FLD 28: GOOD SEED FOR RANGE RESEEDING. HULL, A.C.; SEP. 1943.
FLD 29: AN EFFICIENT METHOD OF BROADCASTING RANGE GRASS SEEDS. ROBERTSON, J.H.; MAY 1944.
FLD 30: SEEDING GRASS ON DETERIORATED ASPEN RANGE. PLUMMER, A.P., AND STEWART, G.; OCT. 1944.
FLD 31: SEEDING SOUTHERN IDAHO RANGE LANDS BY AIRPLANE. STEWART, G., AND HULL, A.C.; APR. 1948.
FLD 32: HOW TO RESEED UTAH RANGE LANDS. PLUMMER, A.P., HURD, R.M., AND PEARSE, C.K.; JUN. 1943.
FLD 33: HOW TO RESEED SOUTHERN IDAHO RANGE LANDS. HULL, A.C., AND PEARSE, C.K.; JUN. 1943.
FLD 34: HOW TO RESEED NEVADA RANGE LANDS. ROBERTSON, J.H., AND PEARSE, C.K.; JUN. 1943.
FLD 35: RANGE RESEEDING ON THE WESTERN SLOPE. DORAN, C.W.; JAN. 1952.
FLD 36: PROCEDURE AND INSTRUCTION GUIDE FOR ARTIFICIAL REVEGETATION AT THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN FOREST AND RANGE EXPERIMENT STATION. HULL, A.C.; FEB. 1951.
FLD 37: PROGRESS REPORT-SEEDING DEPLETED MOUNTAIN RANGELANDS. HULL, A.C., AND BLEAK, A.T.; JAN. 1962.
FLD 38: SOME ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF RESEEDING RANGE LANDS. PEARSE, C.K., AND HULL, A.C.; MAY 1943.
FLD 39: RANGE FORAGE SPECIES FOR SEEDING IN PONDEROSA PINE AREAS. JOHNSON, W.M., AND HULL, A.C.; APR. 1949.
FLD 40: HANDBOOK OF RANGE RESEEDING EQUIPMENT. U.S.D.A.; JUN. 1951.
FLD 41: HANDBOOK-RANGE SEEDING EQUIPMENT. U.S.D.A.; JAN. 1957.

BOX 41 RANGE VEGETATION, REVEGETATION OF RANGE LANDS (CONT'D)

FLD 1: HANDBOOK-RANGE SEEDING EQUIPMENT. U.S.D.A.; APR. 1965.
FLD 2; 34TH ANNUAL REPORT-VEGETATIVE REHABILITATION AND EQUIPMENT WORKSHOP. U.S.D.A.; FEB. 1980.

BOX 41 (CONT'D) RANGE VEGETATION, TREES

FLD 3: THE MAPLE SUGAR INDUSTRY. N/D.
FLD 4: MEDITATIONS OF A FORESTER. SHAW, ELMER; 1957.
FLD 5: FOREST FARMER-MANUAL EDITION. FOREST FARMERS ASSOCIATION; MAR. 1958.
FLD 6: A NATIONAL PLAN FOR AMERICAN FORESTRY-VOLUME 1-LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE. U.S.D.A.; 1933.
FLD 7: A NATIONAL PLAN FOR AMERICAN FORESTRY-VOLUME 2-LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE. U.S.D.A.; 1933.

BOX 42 RANGE VEGETATION, TREES (CONT'D)

FLD 1: FOREST TREES OF THE PACIFIC SLOPE. SUDWORTH, GEORGE B.; 1908.
FLD 2: DOUGLAS FIR: A STUDY OF THE PACIFIC COAST AND ROCKY MOUNTAIN FORMS. FROTHINGHAM, E.H.; JAN. 1909.
FLD 3: THE REDWOOD. U.S.D.A.; 1903.
FLD 4: THE HARDY CATALPA. U.S.D.A.; 1902.
FLD 5: THE WOODLOT: A HANDBOOK FOR OWNERS OF WOODLANDS IN SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND. U.S.D.A.; 1903.
FLD 6: FOREST RESOURCES OF TEXAS. U.S.D.A.; 1904.
FLD 7: FOREST PLANTING IN WESTERN KANSAS. U.S.D.A.; 1904.
FLD 8: PROPERTIES AND USES OF DOUGLAS FIR. U.S.D.A.; 1911.
FLD 9: QUAKING ASPEN-A STUDY IN APPLIED FOREST PATHOLOGY. MEINECKE, E.P.; DEC. 1929.
FLD 10: EUCALYPTUS CULTIVATED IN THE UNITED STATES. U.S.D.A.; 1902.
FLD 11: POPLARS-PRINCIPAL TREE WILLOWS AND WALNUTS OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION. SUDWORTH, G.B.; AUG. 1934.
FLD 12: THE IDENTIFICATION OF THE PINES OF THE UNITED STATES, NATIVE AND INTRODUCED, BY NEEDLE STRUCTURE. HARLOW, W.M.; 1931.
FLD 13: FOREST RESTORATION IN MISSOURI. UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI; NOV. 1937.

BOX 43 RANGE VEGETATION, TREES (CONT'D)

FLD 1: YOUR NATIONAL FORESTS IN 1956-ANNUAL REPORT OF INTERMOUNTAIN REGION. U.S.D.A.; 1956.
FLD 2: IDAHO LUMBER PRODUCTION, 1956. U.S.D.A.; 1958.
FLD 3: MONTANA LUMBER PRODUCTION, 1956. U.S.D.A.; 1958.
FLD 4: TIMBER RESOURCES OF IDAHO. WILSON, ALVIN K.; 1962.
FLD 5: FOREST PRODUCTS OUTPUT IN UTAH IN 1960. WILSON, ALVIN K.; 1962.
FLD 6: PRODUCTION OF LUMBER AND OTHER FOREST PRODUCTS IN NEVADA, 1960. WILSON, ALVIN K.; 1962.
FLD 7: FOREST BELTS OF WESTERN KANSAS AND NEBRASKA. KELLOGG, ROYAL S.; 1905.
FLD 8: FOREST TREES OF THE UNITED STATES, THEIR NAMES AND RANGES. SUDWORTH, G.B.; NOV. 1898.
FLD 9: TREES AND SHRUBS FOR EROSION CONTROL IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MOUNTAINS. U.S.D.A.; 1949.
FLD 10: CHECK LIST OF THE FOREST TREES OF THE UNITED STATES, THEIR NAMES AND RANGES. SUDWORTH, G.B.; MAR. 1927.
FLD 11: DISTRIBUTION AND STRUCTURE OF THE FORESTS OF EASTERN NEBRASKA. AIKMAN, J.M.; 1927.
FLD 12: EVERGREENS IN SOUTH DAKOTA. HANSEN, N.E.; OCT. 1930.
FLD 13: THE ORNAMENTAL TREES OF SOUTH DAKOTA. HANSEN, N.E.; APR. 1931.
FLD 14: TIMBER STORAGE CONDITIONS IN THE EASTERN AND SOUTHERN STATES WITH REFERENCE TO DECAY PROBLEMS. HUMPHREY, C.J.; MAY 1917.
FLD 15: FOREST TREES OF THE PACIFIC SLOPE. U.S.D.A.; 1908.
FLD 16: MICHIGAN LOG MARKS. MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE; NOV. 1941.
FLD 17: LOBLOLLY PINE IN MARYLAND-A HANDBOOK FOR GROWERS AND USERS. COPE, JOSHUA A.; 1925.
FLD 18: POSSIBILITIES OF SHELTERBELT PLANTING IN THE PLAINS REGION. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1935.

BOX 44 RANGE VEGETATION, WEEDS

FLD 1: WEEDS IN WINTER. BROWN, LAUREN; 1976.
FLD 2: WEEDS IN KANSAS. GATES, FRANK C.; JUN. 1941.
FLD 3: INSECTS AND FUNGI ASSOCIATED WITH CARDUUS THISTLES (COMPOSITAE). U.S.D.A.; APR. 1981.
FLD 4: NEBRASKA WEEDS. STATE OF NEBRASKA, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND INSPECTION; 1936.
FLD 5: MANUAL OF OHIO WEEDS. RUNNELS, H.A., AND SCHAFFNER, J.H.; APR. 1931.
FLD 6: WHAT IS AGOSERIS APICULATA GREENE? DAYTON, W.A.; MAR. 1928.
FLD 7: NORTH DAKOTA WEEDS. STEVENS, O.A.; JUN. 1922.
FLD 8: COMMON GRASS WEEDS OF NEBRASKA. KEIM, F.D., AND FROLIK, A.L.; JUN. 1934.
FLD 9: WEEDS OF COLORADO. THORNTON, B.J., AND DURRELL, L.W.; APR. 1941.
FLD 10: THE RUSSIAN THISTLE. CRANDALL, C.S.; SEP. 1894.
FLD 11: COLORADO WEEDS. THORNTON, B.J., AND DURRELL, L.W.; SEP. 1933.
FLD 12: FOUR SPECIES OF RANGE PLANTS NOT POISONOUS TO LIVESTOCK. MARSH, C.D., AND CLAWSON, A.B.; NOV. 1928.
FLD 13: IDAHO WEEDS, HOW TO KNOW AND CONTROL THEM. AYRES, J.C., HULBERT, H.W., AND AHLSON, C.B.; 1926.
FLD 14: WEEDS USED IN MEDICINE. HENKEL, ALICE; 1904.
FLD 15: LIFE CYCLES AND CONTROL STUDIES OF SOME WEED BROMEGRASSES. FINNERTY, D.W., AND KLINGMAN, D.L.; JAN. 1962.
FLD 16: ERADICATION OF WYATHEA. MUEGGLER, W.F., AND BLAISDELL, J.P.; DEC. 1950.
FLD 17: GRASSES IN KANSAS. KANSAS STATE BOARD OF AGRUCULTURE; DEC. 1936.

BOX 45 RANGE VEGETATION, WOODY PLANTS

FLD 1: THE WOODY PLANTS OF IOWA IN WINTER CONDITION. HARRINGTON, H.D.; JUN. 1934.
FLD 2: ARIZONA CACTI. STOCKWELL, W.P., AND BREAZEALE, L.; APR. 1933.
FLD 3: SALT SECRETION BY TAMARIX PENTANDRA PALL. DECKER, JOHN P.; SEP. 1961.
FLD 4: DISTRIBUTION AND CONTROL OF SEVERAL WOODY PLANTS IN THE WESTERN GULF REGION. ALLRED, B.W.; AUG. 1948.
FLD 5: CHAPARRAL, STUDIES IN THE DWARF FORESTS, OR ELFIN-WOOD, OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. PLUMMER, F.G.; 1911.
FLD 6: A STUDY OF SAGEBRUSH, THE SECTION TRIDENTATAE OF ARTEMISIA. BEETLE, A.A.; JUN. 1960.
FLD 7: YUCCAS OF THE SOUTHWEST. WEBBER, J.M.; 1953.
FLD 8: SMALL VELVET MESQUITE SEEDLINGS SURVIVE BURNING. CABLE, DWIGHT R.; MAY 1961.
FLD 9: GERMINATION AND LONGEVITY OF VELVET MESQUITE SEED IN SOIL. TSCHIRLEY, F.H., AND MARTIN, S.C.; MAR. 1960.
FLD 10: FOOD PLANTS OF THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS. YANOVSKY, ELIAS; JUL. 1936.
FLD 11: RUBBER FROM RABBIT BRUSH (CHRYSOTHAMNUS NAUSEOSUS). DOTEN, S.B.; MAR. 1942.
FLD 12: CHANGES IN WEEDY PLANT COVER ON CLEARED SAGEBRUSH LAND AND THEIR PROBABLE CAUSES. PIEMEISIL, R.L.; DEC. 1938.
FLD 13: THE GENUS SALIX (WILLOWS) IN THE BLACK HILLS OF SOUTH DAKOTA. U.S.D.A.; OCT. 1962.
FLD 14: DEVELOPMENT OF VEGETATION AFTER FIRE IN THE CHAMISE CHAPARRAL OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. HORTON, J.S., AND KRAEBEL, C.J.; APR. 1955.
FLD 15: AN EVALUATION OF THE VARIABLE-RADIUS AND PAIRED-TREE METHODS IN THE BLACKJACK-POST OAK FOREST. RICE, E.L., AND PENFOUND, W.T.; APR. 1955.
FLD 16: SPROUTING OF BITTERBRUSH (PURSHIA TRIDENTATA) FOLLOWING BURNING OR TOP REMOVAL. BLAISDELL, J.P., AND MUEGGLER, W.F.; APR. 1956.
FLD 17: GAMBEL OAK IN WEST-CENTRAL COLORADO. BROWN, HARRY E.; APR. 1958.
FLD 18: ECOLOGY OF SERAL SHRUB COMMUNITIES IN THE CEDAR-HEMLOCK ZONE OF NORTHERN IDAHO. MUEGGLER, W.F.; 1965.

BOX 45 (CONT'D) RANGE VEGETATION, SOIL CONSERVATION

FLD 19: MUDDY WATER. HOWELL, HENRIE A.; 1949.
FLD 20: FOREST SOILS-ORIGIN, PROPERTIES, RELATION TO VEGETATION, AND SILVICULTURAL MANAGEMENT. WILDE, S.A.; 1942.
FLD 21: DENNIS THE MENACE AND DIRT. SOIL CONSERVATION SOCIETY OF AMERICA; 1959.
FLD 22: LET'S SAVE SOIL WITH SAM AND SUE. U.S.D.A.; JAN. 1951.

BOX 46 RANGE VEGETATION, SOIL CONSERVATION (CONT'D)

FLD 1: OUR LAND AND ITS CARE. NATIONAL PLANT FOOD INSTITUTE; 1955.
FLD 2: SOIL SCIENCE SIMPLIFIED. KOHNKE, HELMUT; MAR. 1953.
FLD 3: WHAT IS SOIL EROSION? SHARPE, C.F.; FEB. 1938.
FLD 4: SOIL CONSERVATION SURVEY HANDBOOK. NORTON, E.A.; AUG. 1939.
FLD 5: CONSERVATION EXPERIENCES FOR CHILDREN. BATHURST, E.G., AND HILL, W.; 1957.
FLD 6: EARLY AMERICAN SOIL CONSERVATIONISTS. U.S.D.A.; OCT. 1941 AND OCT. 1959.
FLD 7: MORE WILDLIFE THROUGH SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION. U.S.D.A.; MAR. 1958.
FLD 8: USEFUL STATISTICAL GUIDES AND GRAPHS FOR NEUTRON PROBE SOIL MOISTURE SAMPLING. MERRIAM, ROBERT A.; FEB. 1962.
FLD 9: MAN AND THE SOIL-A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO STUDY OF SOIL CONSERVATION. MICKEY, KARL B.; 1945.
FLD 10: SOIL PRODUCTIVITY AND THE POTENTIAL FOOD SUPPLY OF THE UNITED STATES. BRADFIELD, RICHARD; 1949.
FLD 11: ABSTRACTS OF RECENT PUBLISHED MATERIAL ON SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION. U.S.D.A.; FEB. 1965.
FLD 12: FRONTIERS IN CONSERVATION-PROCEEDINGS OF THE 24TH ANNUAL MEETING. SOIL CONSERVATION SOCIETY OF AMERICA; AUG. 1969.
FLD 13: FROM THE DUST OF THE EARTH. U.S.D.A.; MAR. 1952.
FLD 14: TOWARD MEETING SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION RESEARCH NEEDS. U.S.D.A.; DEC. 1955.
FLD 15: SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICTS IN ACTION ON THE LAND. U.S.D.A.; JUL. 1941.
FLD 16: MEMORANDUM FOR ALL CAMP SUPERINTENDENTS AND E.C.W. RANGE PERSONNEL-RIO GRANDE DISTRICT. U.S.D.A.; MAR. 1936.

BOX 47 RANGE VEGETATION, SOIL CONSERVATION (CONT'D)

FLD 1: UTAH SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICTS LAW (PASSED MARCH 11, 1937) H.B. 164. 1937?
FLD 2: FIFTEEN YEARS OF PROGRESS, 1949-1963. DRY CREEK SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT (IDAHO); 1963?
FLD 3: PROGRAM FOR ORDERLY DEVELOPMENT OF SOIL AND WATER RESOURCES IN THE DRY CREEK SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT. DRY CREEK SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT (IDAHO); N/D.
FLD 4: SOIL CONSERVATION HANDBOOK FOR USE IN THE PALOUSE AREA OF NORTHERN IDAHO AND EASTERN WASHINGTON. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE; SEP. 1944.
FLD 5: REGRASSING FOR SOIL PROTECTION IN THE SOUTHWEST. U.S.D.A.; SEP. 1942.
FLD 6: NATIVE AND ADOPTED GRASSES FOR CONSERVATION OF SOIL AND MOISTURE IN THE GREAT PLAINS AND WESTERN STATES. U.S.D.A.; FEB. 1939.
FLD 7: A VANE BORER FOR TESTING THE STABILITY AND STRENGTH OF SOIL SUBGRADES AND SOIL FOUNDATIONS. MECHAM, J.G.; DEC. 1956.
FLD 8: SOILS OF LATAH COUNTY, IDAHO. PETERSON, P.P.; MAY 1918.
FLD 9: SOIL EROSION AND STREAM FLOW ON RANGE AND FOREST LANDS OF THE UPPER RIO GRANDE WATERSHED IN RELATION TO LAND RESOURCES AND HUMAN WELFARE. COOPERRIDER, C.K., AND HENDRICKS, B.A.; MAY 1937.
FLD 10: SOIL CONSERVATION RECONNAISSANCE SURVEY OF THE SOUTHERN GREAT PLAINS WIND-EROSION AREA. JOEL, ARTHUR H.; JAN. 1937.
FLD 11: CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF SOILS OF TEXAS. FRAPS, G.S., AND FUDGE, J.F.; JUL. 1937.
FLD 12: IODINE IN TEXAS SOILS. FRAPS, G.S., AND FUDGE, J.F.; OCT. 1939.
FLD 13: RELATIVE EFFICIENCY OF ROOTS AND TOPS OF PLANTS IN PROTECTING THE SOIL FROM EROSION. KRAMER, J., AND WEAVER, J.E.; JAN. 1936.
FLD 14: QUANTITY OF LIVING PLANT MATERIALS IN PRAIRIE SOILS IN RELATION TO RUN-OFF AND SOIL EROSION. WEAVER, J.E., AND HARMON, G.W.; JAN. 1935.
FLD 15: GRASSES AND LEGUMES FOR SOIL CONSERVATION IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST. U.S.D.A.; 1949.
FLD 16: SOIL FERTILITY. KANSAS STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE; SEP. 1932.
FLD 17: SOME ANIMAL ASPECTS OF REFORESTATION AND EROSION CONTROL. TAYLOR, WALTER P.; JAN. 1934.
FLD 18: DEVELOPMENT AND SIGNIFICANCE OF THE GREAT SOIL GROUPS OF THE UNITED STATES. KELLOGG, CHARLES E.; APR. 1936.
FLD 19: SOIL MANAGEMENT FOR FOREST TREES. WOODS, F.W., COPELAND, O.L., AND OSTROM, C.E.; 1957.
FLD 20: SOIL AND THE GROWTH OF FORESTS. STONE, E.L., AND LEMMON, P.E.; 1957.
FLD 21: SOIL MANAGEMENT ON RANGES. WASSER, C.H., ELLISON, L., AND WAGNER, R.E.; 1957.
FLD 22: SHELTERBELTS AND WINDBREAKS. GEORGE, E.J., READ, R.A., JOHNSON, E.W., AND FERBER, A.E.; 1957.
FLD 23: IMPROVING SALINE AND ALKALI SOILS IN NEVADA. MCCORMICK, J.A., AND NAPHAN, E.A.; AUG. 1952.
FLD 24: A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF SOME PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SOILS UNDER SAGEBRUSH, SHADSCALE, AND WINTERFAT. HULL, A.C., AND MARTIN, T.L.; N/D.
FLD 25: THE NICHOLS TERRACE, AN IMPROVED CHANNEL-TYPE TERRACE FOR THE SOUTHEAST. U.S.D.A.; OCT. 1937.

BOX 48 RANGE VEGETATION, SOIL CONSERVATION (CONT'D)

FLD 1: SOIL CONSERVATION IN KANSAS. KANSAS STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE; FEB. 1946.
FLD 2: IS UTAH SAHARA BOUND? COTTAM, WALTER P.; FEB. 1947.
FLD 3: TERRACING FOR SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION. U.S.D.A.; APR. 1938.
FLD 4: STRIP CROPPING FOR SOIL CONSERVATION. U.S.D.A.; JUL. 1938.
FLD 5: GULLIES, HOW TO CONTROL THEM. U.S.D.A.; MAY 1928.
FLD 6: STABILIZATION OF SAND DUNES IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST. SMITH, O.W., HACQUOT, H.D., AND BROWN, R.L.; AUG. 1947.
FLD 7: CONSERVATION AND NEVADA-A TEXTBOOK FOR USE IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF NEVADA. NEVADA STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION; 1949.
FLD 8: EARLY EROSION-CONTROL PRACTICES IN VIRGINIA. U.S.D.A.; N/D.
FLD 9: PLANT SUCCESSION AND GRAZING CAPACITY ON CLAY SOILS IN SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO. CAMPBELL, R.S.; DEC. 1931.
FLD 10: PASTURES TO HOLD AND ENRICH THE SOIL. U.S.D.A.; MAR. 1942.
FLD 11: LEGUMES:THEIR EROSION-CONTROL AND WILDLIFE VALUES. GRAHAM, EDWARD H.; JUN. 1939.
FLD 12: A STUDY OF THE INFLUENCE OF HERBACEOUS PLANT COVER ON SURFACE RUN-OFF AND SOIL EROSION IN RELATION TO GRAZING ON THE WASATCH PLATEAU IN UTAH. FORSLING, C.L.; MAR. 1931.
FLD 13: DIAGNOSIS AND IMPROVEMENT OF SALINE AND ALKALI SOILS. U.S.D.A.; JUL. 1947.
FLD 14: THIS IS OUR SOIL. WALKER, E.D., AND FOSTER, A.B.; 1951.
FLD 15: AN INDEX OF FRIABILITY OF SOILS. CHRISTENSEN, OSWALD; JUL. 1929.
FLD 16: SEDIMENT IS YOUR PROBLEM-WASTED SOIL AND WATER. U.S.D.A.; MAR. 1958.
FLD 17: KNOW YOUR SOIL. U.S.D.A.; FEB. 1963.
FLD 18: NEW LANDMARKS OF SOIL CONSERVATION. U.S.D.A.; 1942.
FLD 19: THE COTTON-AND-TOBACCO SOUTH. U.S.D.A.; OCT. 1941.
FLD 20: GUIDE FOR STUDIES OF SANDY SOILS. GAOL, A.G.; 1930.
FLD 21: GRASSES AND LEGUMES FOR SOIL CONSERVATION IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST AND GREAT BASIN STATES. U.S.D.A.; APR. 1968.

BOX 49 RANGE VEGETATION, SOIL CONSERVATION (CONT'D)

FLD 1: THE GREAT SOIL GROUPS OF THE WORLD AND THEIR DEVELOPMENT. GLINKA, K.D.; 1927.
FLD 2: THE EFFECT OF CROP SEQUENCE ON EROSION UNDER INDIVIDUAL CROPS. SMITH, D.D.; 1946.
FLD 3: PROPERTIES OF 144 SOILS FROM THREE INTERMOUNTAIN STATES. TAYLOR, R.E.; JUN. 1956.
FLD 4: SHEEP RANGE SUITABILITY GUIDES FOR THE GRANITIC SOILS OF IDAHO. U.S.D.A.; APR. 1964. SOIL IMPROVEMENT
FLD 5: FERTILIZER PLACEMENT. AMERICAN POTASH INSTITUTE; JUN. 1957.
FLD 6: STORE AND USE BARNYARD MANURE PROPERLY FOR CONSERVATION EFFICIENCY PROFITS. SMITH, V.T.; JUN. 1950.
FLD 7: FERTILIZER RECOMMENDATIONS FOR IDAHO SOILS. SMITH, V.T., AND BAKER, G.O.; FEB. 1952.
FLD 8: MICRO AND SECONDARY NUTRIENTS FOR IDAHO SOILS. PAINTER, C.G., AND BAKER, G.O.; FEB. 1961.
FLD 9: NITROGEN-WHAT FARMERS SHOULD KNOW ABOUT IT. BAKER, G.O., AND PAINTER, C.G.; JUN. 1961.
FLD 10: PHOSPHORUS-WHAT FARMERS SHOULD KNOW ABOUT IT. PAINTER, C.G., AND BAKER, G.O.; JUN. 1961.
FLD 11: HUNGER SIGNS. ENGLE, R.H.; N/D.
FLD 12: GREEN MANURE CROPS FOR IDAHO FARMS. SMITH, V.T.; NOV. 1948.
FLD 13: SUMMER CROPS FOR GREEN MANURE AND SOIL IMPROVEMENT. U.S.D.A.; JAN. 1947.
FLD 14: PUTTING PLANTFOOD TO WORK. SMALLEY, H.R., AND ENGLE, R.H.; NOV. 1947.
FLD 15: GROWING SUGAR CANE FOR SIRUP. U.S.D.A.; MAR. 1919.
FLD 16: THE USE OF SAWDUST FOR MULCHES AND SOIL IMPROVEMENT. U.S.D.A.; NOV. 1951.
FLD 17: IF YOUR SOIL COULD TALK TO YOU. NEW IDEA, INC.; N/D.
FLD 18: IMPROVING YOUR SOIL. GARDEN WAY ASSOCIATES, INC.; 1978.
FLD 19: ORGANIC MATTER-THE LIFE OF THE SOIL. SMALLEY, H.R.; N/D.
FLD 20: CONQUEST OF THE LAND THROUGH 7,000 YEARS. U.S.D.A.; AUG. 1953.
FLD 21: MAKE THE SOIL PRODUCTIVE. HAYNE, R.A.; 1940.
FLD 22: COMPOST-WHAT IT IS, HOW IT IS MADE, WHAT IT DOES. KOEPF, H.H.; 1956.
FLD 23: COMPOSTS FOR GARDEN SOIL. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; FEB. 1959.
FLD 24: ABUNDANT CONTINUED PRODUCTION THROUGH THE AGRICULTURAL CONSERVATION PROGRAM. U.S.D.A.; 1949.
FLD 25: THE STORY OF SOIL. SWIFT AND COMPANY; N/D.
FLD 26: LANDSCAPE AND SOILS. RETZER. J.L.; JAN. 1946.
FLD 27: FACTORS OF SOIL FORMATION. RETZER, J.L.; JAN. 1946.
FLD 28: THE SOIL PROFILE. MCGINNIES, W.G.; FEB. 1946.
FLD 29: SOIL TEXTURES. RETZER, J.L.; FEB. 1946.
FLD 30: SOIL STRUCTURE. RETZER, J.L.; MAR. 1946.
FLD 31: SOIL REACTION. RETZER, J.L.; MAR. 1946.
FLD 32: SOIL COLORS. RETZER, J.L.; MAR. 1946.
FLD 33: THE PAST AND PRESENT OF SOILS. RETZER, J.L.; APR. 1946.
FLD 34: SOIL CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS. RETZER, J.L.; APR. 1946.
FLD 35: SOIL CLASSIFICATION. RETZER, J.L.; MAY 1946.

BOX 50 WATER, IRRIGATION AND STOCKWATER

FLD 1: IRRIGATION GUIDE. UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD; N/D
FLD 2: RANGE WATERING PLACES IN THE SOUTHWEST. TALBOT, M.W.; JAN. 1926.
FLD 3: SUMMARY OF IRRIGATION-DISTRICT STATUTES OF WESTERN STATES. HUTCHINS, W.A.; JAN. 1931.
FLD 4: MUTUAL IRRIGATION COMPANIES OF CALIFORNIA AND UTAH. HUTCHINS, W.A.; OCT. 1936.
FLD 5: PRELIMINARY DRAFT OF WATER FACILITIES AREA PLAN, ENTERPRISE-BERYL AREA, UTAH. U.S.D.A.; MAY 1941.
FLD 6: WATER MANAGEMENT ON RANGELAND: A RESPONSIBILITY OF RANGE MANAGERS. CROFT, A.R.; JUL. 1953.
FLD 7: ON STOCKWATER DEVELOPMENT IN WYOMING. RASMUSSEN, L.; NOV. 1950.
FLD 8: STOCK WATER DEVELOPMENT POLICY-RIO GRANDE PROJECT. N/D.
FLD 9: RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF STOCK-WATERING FACILITIES ON THE PUBLIC LANDS. NELSON, N.D.; JUN. 1960.
FLD 10: SMALL STOCK PONDS--A PRACTICAL AID FOR RANGE LIVESTOCK DISTRIBUTION. HARRIS, R.W.; JUL. 1954.

BOX 50 (CONT'D) WATER, WATERSHEDS

FLD 11: INCREASES IN WATER YIELD AFTER SEVERAL TYPES OF FOREST CUTTING. HEWLETT, J.D., AND HIBBERT, A.R.; SEP. 1961.
FLD 12: EVAPORATION RATES IN MOUNTAINOUS TERRAIN. PECK, E.L., AND PFANKUCH, D.J.; N/D.
FLD 13: COASTAL FOGS AND CLOUDS. OCT. 1957.
FLD 14: SOME RUNOFF CHARACTERISTICS OF A SMALL FORESTED WATERSHED IN NORTHERN IDAHO. STAGE, A.R.; 1957.
FLD 15: RECENT LAND AND GROUND-WATER DEVELOPMENT IN UTAH UNDER THE DESERT LAND ACT-AN ECONOMIC APPRAISAL. STEWART, C.E.; MAR. 1960.
FLD 16: WATERSHED MANAGEMENT FOR SUMMER FLOOD CONTROL IN UTAH. U.S.D.A.; BAILEY, R.W., AND CRADDOCK, G.W.; DEC. 1947.
FLD 17: YOUR TOUR OF DAVIS COUNTY EXPERIMENTAL WATERSHED-AN EXAMPLE OF LAND ABUSE REHABILITATION, AND WATERSHED MANAGEMENT RESEARCH. U.S.D.A.; N/D.
FLD 18: RANGE IMPROVEMENT THROUGH CONSERVATION OF FLOOD WATERS-A REPORT OF PROGRESS. MONSON, O.W., AND QUESENBERRY, J.R.; JUL. 1940.
FLD 19: EFFECT OF SOIL TYPE, SLOPE, AND SURFACE CONDITIONS ON INTAKE OF WATER. DULEY, F.L., AND KELLY, L.L.; MAY 1939.
FLD 20: THE QUALITY OF THE WATER OF THE HUMBOLDT RIVER. MILLER, M.R.; OCT. 1950.
FLD 21: FLOODS AND ACCELERATED EROSION IN NORTHERN UTAH. U.S.D.A.; AUG. 1934.
FLD 22: WATERSHED MANAGEMENT FOR SUMMER FLOOD CONTROL IN UTAH. U.S.D.A.; DEC. 1947.
FLD 23: LITTLE WATERS-A STUDY OF HEADWATER STREAMS AND OTHER LITTLE WATERS, THEIR USE AND RELATIONS TO THE LAND. PERSON, H.S.; APR. 1936.
FLD 24: GROUND-WATER RESOURCES OF REPUBLIC COUNTY AND NORTHERN CLOUD COUNTY, KANSAS. FISHEL, V.C.; 1948.
FLD 25: ALKALI AND WATER LOGGED LANDS. THE LANDS COMMITTEE; 1914.
FLD 26: INDICATORS OF CONDITION AND TREND ON HIGH RANGE-WATERSHEDS OF THE INTERMOUNTAIN REGION. U.S.D.A.; AUG. 1951.
FLD 27: STATUS OF RESEARCH ON WATERSHED PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS FOR GRANITIC MOUNTAIN SOILS IN SOUTHWESTERN IDAHO. PACKER, P.E.; OCT. 1951.

BOX 51 WATER, WATERSHEDS (CONT'D)

FLD 1: WATER, UTAH'S FUTURE-TECHNICAL PROCEEDINGS, ANNUAL MEETING. UTAH CHAPTER SOIL CONSERVATION SOCIETY OF AMERICA; JAN. 1965.
FLD 2: EFFECTS OF ALTERATIONS TO LOW GRADIENT REACHES OF UTAH STREAMS. U.S. DEPT. OF INTERIOR; APR. 1980.
FLD 3: EFFECTS OF ALTERATIONS TO LOW GRADIENT REACHES OF UTAH STREAMS: SUMMARY. U.S. DEPT. OF INTERIOR; APR. 1980.
FLD 4: RESPONSES OF SUBMERSED VASCULAR PLANT COMMUNITIES TO ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE:SUMMARY. U.S. DEPT. OF INTERIOR; AUG. 1980.
FLD 5: EFFECTS OF BANK STABILIZATION ON THE PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF STREAMS AND SMALL RIVERS:A SYNTHESIS. U.S. DEPT OF INTERIOR; JUL. 1980.
FLD 6: YOUR INVESTMENTS IN LAND AND WATER. CLAWSON, M., AND FOX, I.K.; MAR. 1961.
FLD 7: REPORT OF SAN LUIS VALLEY DRAIN COMMITTEE TO ADMINISTRATOR HAROLD L. ICKES, FEDERAL EMERGENCY ADMINISTRATION OF PUBLIC WORKS. FEB. 1935.
FLD 8: MOUNTAIN WATER AND THE TOWN. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; N/D.
FLD 9: WATER CONSERVATION FROM MOUNTAINS TO DESERT. ARIZONA WATERSHED SYMPOSIUM; SEP. 1963.
FLD 10: PEAK RATES OF RUNOFF FROM SMALL WATERSHEDS. DIVISION OF HYDRAULIC RESEARCH; APR. 1961.
FLD 11: WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PROBLEMS ON THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION. PACKER, P.E.; MAY 1959.
FLD 12: WATERSHED AND RANGE CONDITIONS ON BIG GAME RIDGE AND VICINITY. CROFT, A.R., AND ELLISON, L.; OCT. 1960.
FLD 13: A STUDY OF WATER YIELD FROM THE SANTA FE RIVER WATERSHED. HARDWAY, G.D., AND THOMPSON, J.R.; AUG. 1962.
FLD 14: SURFACE RUNOFF AND EROSION IN THE LOWER CHAPARRAL ZONE, ARIZONA. RICH, LOWELL R.; DEC. 1961.
FLD 15: THE WORKMAN CREEK EXPERIMENTAL WATERSHED. RICH, L.R., REYNOLDS, H.G., AND WEST, J.A.; DEC. 1961.
FLD 16: ALPINE SNOW RESEARCH. MARTINELLI, M.; APR. 1960.
FLD 17: PRINCIPLES AND INDICATORS FOR JUDGING CONDITION AND TREND OF HIGH RANGE-WATERSHEDS. ELLISON, L., AND CROFT, A.R.; APR. 1944.
FLD 18: FOREST WATERSHED RESEARCH-SOME ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND OPPORTUNITIES. HOOVER, MARVIN D.; 1959.
FLD 19: UTILIZATION AND CHANGES IN LAND VALUE WITHIN LITTLE ROBBER FENCED DIKE AREA. HUNT, HAROLD F.; MAY 1956.
FLD 20: LITTLE ROBBER DIKE SYSTEM. HUNT, H.F., SWEET, R.L., AND LARSON, H.L.; APR. 1956.
FLD 21: MOUNTAIN WATER. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; MAY 1964.
FLD 22: HISTORY OF DEVELOPMENT OF THE DAVIS COUNTY EXPERIMENTAL WATERSHED. CROFT, RUSSELL A.; MAY 1981.
FLD 23: WATERSHED MANAGEMENT RESEARCH IN ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO. REYNOLDS, H.G.; APR. 1960.
FLD 24: WATERSHED RESEARCH ON THE FRASER EXPERIMENTAL FOREST. LOVE, L.D., AND GOODELL, B.C.; APR. 1960.
FLD 25: IMPACT OF WATER LEVEL CHANGES ON WOODY RIPARIAN AND WETLAND COMMUNITIES-VOLUME VII-MEDITERRANEAN REGION. U.S. DEPT. OF INTERIOR; JUL. 1980.
FLD 26: WATER BUDGETS FOR SMALL DIKED MARSHES. KADLEC, JOHN A.; APR. 1983.
FLD 27: WATERSHED MANAGEMENT-FOREST AND RANGE ASPECTS IN THE UNITED STATES. HARPER, V.L.; SEP. 1953.

BOX 52 WATER, WATERSHED (CONT'D)

FLD 1: JOINT MEETING OF THE WATER RESOURCES COMMITTEE WITH REGIONAL OFFICERS AND WATER CONSULTANTS. THE EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT, NATIONAL RESOURCES PLANNING BOARD; AUG. 1939.
FLD 2: MONTHLY REPORT ON FEDERAL WATER RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS AND CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS. NATIONAL RESOURCES PLANNING BOARD; SEP. 1939.
FLD 3: MONTHLY REPORT ON FEDERAL WATER RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS AND CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS. NATIONAL RESOURCES PLANNING BOARD; OCT. 1939.
FLD 4: MONTHLY REPORT ON FEDERAL WATER RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS AND CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS. NATIONAL RESOURCES PLANNING BOARD; JAN. 1940.
FLD 5: MONTHLY REPORT ON FEDERAL WATER RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS AND CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS. NATIONAL RESOURCES PLANNING BOARD; MAY 1940.
FLD 6: MONTHLY REPORT ON FEDERAL WATER RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS AND CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS. NATIONAL RESOURCES PLANNING BOARD; JUN. 1940.
FLD 7: LANDSLIDES AND SEDIMENTATION IN THE NORTH FORK OF OGDEN RIVER, MAY 1949. CROFT, A.R., AND ADAMS, A.A.; MAY 1960.
FLD 8: FACT SHEET ON THE LAND AND WATER CONSERVATION FUND PROGRAM. U.S. DEPT. OF INTERIOR; OCT. 1964.

BOX 53 WATER, WATERSHEDS (CONT'D)

FLD 1: RANGE WATERSHED CONDITIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT, ELK RIDGE AND LOWER ELK RIDGE CATTLE ALLOTMENTS, ROOSEVELT NATIONAL FOREST, COLORADO. REID, E.H., AND LOVE, L.D.; JUN. 1951.
FLD 2: DRAINAGE BASIN STUDY. NATIONAL RESOURCE COMMITTEE; AUG. 1939. WEATHER
FLD 3: FIRE WEATHER AND FIRE DANGER HANDBOOK. HARDY, C.E., SYVERSON, C.E., AND DIETERICH, J.H.; APR. 1955.
FLD 4: SNOW EMERGENCY REPORT. SALT LAKE CITY COMMITTEE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR; N/D.
FLD 5: CLIMATE OF KANSAS. KANSAS STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE; JUN. 1948.
FLD 6: DRY CLIMATES OF THE UNITED STATES. RUSSELL, R.J.; 1931.
FLD 7: PROJECT SKYFIRE-A PROGRESS REPORT ON LIGHTNING FIRE AND ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH. BARROWS, J.S., SCHAEFER, V.J., AND MAC CREADY, P.B.; NOV. 1954.
FLD 8: THUNDERSTORM ANALYSIS IN THE NORTHERN ROCKY MOUNTAINS. COLSON, DEVER; 1957.
FLD 9: FLUCTUATIONS IN CROPS AND WEATHER, 1866-1948. U.S.D.A.; JUN. 1951.

BOX 53 (CONT'D) WILDLIFE, INSECTS

FLD 10: MORMON CRICKET CONTROL IN NEVADA, 1935. SCHWEIS, G.G., AND BURGE, L.M.; MAY 1936.
FLD 11: THE COMMON BLACK FIELD CRICKET, A SEROUS PEST IN SOUTH DAKOTA. SEVERIN, H.C.; DEC. 1935.
FLD 12: A REVISED LIST OF THE ORTHOPTERA OF IOWA. KNUTSON, H., AND JAQUES, H.E.; 1935.

BOX 54 WILDLIFE, INSECTS (CONT'D)

FLD 1: FIGHT GRASSHOPPERS BY PLOWING STUBBLE. PARKER, J.R.; SEP. 1933.
FLD 2: NOTES ON THE TETRIGINAE OF UTAH. OLSEN, O.W.; APR. 1929.
FLD 3: A REVISION OF THE NORTH AMERICAN SPECIES OF THE GENUS MYRMECOPHILA (ORTHOPTERA: GRYLLIDAE: MYRMECOPHILINAE). HEBARD, MORGAN; MAR. 1920.
FLD 4: GRASSHOPPER EGG-DEPOSITION SURVEY OF UTAH, 1934. HENDERSON, W.W., AND GARDNER, E.J.; OCT. 1934.
FLD 5: THE GENUS HESPEROTETTIX IN UTAH (ORTHOPTERA, LOCUSTIDAE, CYRTACANTHACRINAE). HENDERSON, W.W.; JUN. 1942.
FLD 6: FOLIA ZOOLOGICA ET HYDROBIOLOGICA. STRAND, ENBRIK; 1934.
FLD 7: THE ORTHOPTERAN GENUS SCHISTOCERCA. SCUDDER, S.H.; MAR. 1899.
FLD 8: THE HISTORY OF WESTERN RANGE RESEARCH. U.S.D.A.; JUL. 1944.
FLD 9: NOTES ON CERTAIN GENERA OF NORTH AMERICAN GRASSHOPPERS OF THE SUBFAMILY OEDIPODINAE, WITH THE DESCRIPTION OF A NEW GENUS AND SPECIES (ORTHOPTERA: ACRIDIDAE). BURNEY, A.B.; JAN. 1940.
FLD 10: COCKROACHES AND THEIR CONTROL. SEVERIN, H.C.; MAR. 1922.
FLD 11: SHORT STUDIES OF NORTH AMERICAN TRYXILINAE. SCUDDER, S.H.; AUG. 1899.
FLD 12: THE ALPINE ORTHOPTERA OF NORTH AMERICA. SCUDDER, S.H.; 1898.
FLD 13: THE SPECIES OF THE ORTHOPTERAN GENUS DEROTMEMA. SCUDDER, S.H.; MAR. 1900.
FLD 14: A TROPICAL TYPE OF ACRIDIAN NEW TO THE UNITED STATES. SCUDDER, S.H.; DEC. 1900.
FLD 15: THE NORTH AMERICAN SPECIES OF ORPHULELLA. SCUDDER, S.H.; 1899.
FLD 16: ORTHOPTERA OF MAINE. MORSE, A.P.; MAR. 1921.
FLD 17: SOME INSECT PESTS AND PLANT DISEASES OF INDIANA. SHEAFFER, F.E.; 1930.
FLD 18: THE ORTHOPTERA COLLECTED BY THE EXPEDITION FOR GEOGRAPHICAL SURVEYS WEST OF THE 100TH MERIDIAN DURING FIELD-SEASON OF 1875, LIEUT. GEO. M. WHEELER, CORPS OF ENGINEERS, U.S. ARMY, IN CHARGE. SCUDDER, S.H.; 1876.
FLD 19: THE MORMON CRICKET WITH SUGGESTIONS FOR ITS CONTROL. WAKELAND, C., AND SHULL, W.E.; FEB. 1936.
FLD 20: HOW TO CONTROL GRASSHOPPERS. SHULL, W.E.; FEB. 1931.

BOX 55 WILDLIFE, INSECTS (CONT'D)

FLD 1: HOW TO COMBAT RABBITS, GOPHERS, PRAIRIE DOGS, COYOTES, ANTS, AND GRASSHOPPERS. PASCHALL, A.L.; NOV. 1917.
FLD 2: TWO GENERA OF NORTH AMERICAN DECTICINAE. SCUDDER, S.H.; OCT. 1899.
FLD 3: THE SPECIES OF THE ORTHOPTERAN GENUS DEROTMEMA. SCUDDER, S.H.; MAR. 1900.
FLD 4: THE ORTHOPTERAN GROUP SCUDDERLAE. SCUDDER, S.H.; APR. 1898.
FLD 5: NEW OR LITTLE KNOWN CALIFORNIAN ORTHOPTERA. SCUDDER, S.H.; N/D.
FLD 6: KEY TO ORTHOPTERA OF MICHIGAN, WITH ANNOTATIONS. PETIT, R.H., AND MCDANIEL, E.; 1918.
FLD 7: OBSERVATIONS ON THE CLEAR-WINGED GRASSHOPPER. PARKER, J.R.; JUL. 1924.
FLD 8: THE STENOPELMATINAE OF THE PACIFIC COAST. SCUDDER, S.H.; 1899.
FLD 9: REVISION OF THE LARGE, STYLATED, FOSSORIAL CRICKETS. SCUDDER, S.H.; 1869.
FLD 10: NOTES ON ORTHOPTERA FROM NORTHERN PERU, COLLECTED BY PROFESSOR JAMES ORTON. ORTON, JAMES; 1874.
FLD 11: THE NORTH AMERICAN CEUTHOPHILI. SCUDDER, S.H.; MAY 1894.
FLD 12: THE BLACK HORNED TREE-CRICKET. SEVERIN, H.C.; NOV. 1920.
FLD 13: THE ENTOMOLOGICAL RECORD FOR 1915. GIBSON, A.; 1915.
FLD 14: THE ENTOMOLOGICAL RECORD FOR 1916. GIBSON, A.; 1916.
FLD 15: GRASSHOPPERS AND THEIR CONTROL. SEVERIN, H.C., AND GILBERTSON, G.L.; N/D.
FLD 16: HOW TO CONTROL GRASSHOPPERS IN CEREAL AND FORAGE CROPS. PARKER, J.R., AND WALTON, W.R., AND SHOTWELL, R.L.; APR. 1932.
FLD 17: MORMON CRICKETS-HOW TO CONTROL THEM. U.S.D.A.; JUL. 1962.
FLD 18: ANTS ARE CONSUMING BIG HORN BASIN RANGES. HULL, A.C., AND KILLOUGH, J.R.; JAN. 1951.
FLD 19: THE BLACK HILLS BEETLE. BLACKMAN, M.W.; NOV. 1931.
FLD 20: INSECT ENEMIES OF WESTERN FORESTS. KEEN, F.P.; APR. 1939.

BOX 56 WILDLIFE, INSECTS (CONT'D)

FLD 1: THE 1953 PINE BUTTERFLY OUTBREAK IN SOUTHERN IDAHO AND PLANS FOR ITS CONTROL IN 1954. ORR, L.W.; MAY 1954.
FLD 2: MANUAL OF FOREST INSECTS. PEIRSON, H.B.; 1927.
FLD 3: FOREST INSECT CONDITIONS IN THE INTERMOUNTAIN AND NORTHERN ROCKY MOUNTAIN STATES DURING 1957, 1958, AND 1959. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; APR. 1060.
FLD 4: PRINCIPLE INSECT ENEMIES OF THE SUGAR BEET IN THE TERRITORIES SERVED BY THE GREAT WESTERN SUGAR COMPANY. MAXSON, A.C.; 1920.
FLD 5: THE EFFECT OF HYDROGEN-ION CONCENTRATION ON THE TOXICITY OF NICOTINE, SYRIDINE AND METHYLPYRROLIDINE TO MOSQUITO LARVAE. RICHARDSON, C.H., AND SHEPARD, H.H.; 1930.
FLD 6: THE MORMON CRICKET WITH SUGGESTIONS FOR ITS CONTROL. WAKELAND, C., AND SHULL, W.E.; FEB. 1936.
FLD 7: LIFE HISTORY, HABITS, AND CONTROL OF THE MORMON CRICKET. COWAN, F.T.; DEC. 1929.
FLD 8: A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE CLOVER APHIS AND METHODS FOR ITS CONTROL. SMITH, R.H.; DEC. 1918.
FLD 9: THE GREENHOUSE CENTIPEDE. PURDUE UNIVERSITY; MAR. 1929.
FLD 10: LOSSES OCCASIONED BY INSECTS, MITES, AND TICKS IN THE UNITED STATES. HYSLOP, J.A.; JUL. 1938.
FLD 11: SUGGESTED GUIDE FOR THE USE OF INSECTICIDES TO CONTROL INSECTS AFFECTING CROPS, LIVESTOCK, HOUSEHOLDS, STORED PRODUCTS, FORESTS, AND FOREST PRODUCTS-1967. U.S.D.A.; DEC. 1967.
FLD 12: SUGGESTED GUIDE FOR THE USE OF INSECTICIDES TO CONTROL INSECTS AFFECTING CROPS, LIVESTOCK, HOUSEHOLDS, STORED PRODUCTS, FORESTS, AND FOREST PRODUCTS-1968. U.S.D.A.; 1968.
FLD 13: LIFE HISTORIES AND HABITS OF SOME GRASSHOPPERS OF ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE ON THE GREAT PLAINS. SHOTWELL, R.L.; MAY 1941.
FLD 14: GRASS FEEDING INSECTS OF THE WESTERN RANGES:AN ANNOTATED CHECKLIST. THOMAS, D.B., AND WERNER, F.G.; DEC. 1981.
FLD 15: IDAHO RECOMMENDATIONS FOR INSECT CONTROL. SHULL, W.E.; MAR. 1944.
FLD 16: GRASSHOPPER INVESTIGATIONS ON MONTANA RANGE LANDS. ANDERSON, N.L., AND WRIGHT, J.C.; DEC. 1952.
FLD 17: THE TICKS OF OREGON. CHAMBERLIN, W.J.; JUN. 1937.

BOX 57 WILDLIFE, BIRDS AND ANIMALS

FLD 1: POISONOUS ANIMALS OF THE DESERT. VORHIES, CHARLES T.; DEC. 1917.
FLD 2: THE WARBLERS OF NEW JERSEY-PART 1-SUMMER RESIDENT WARBLERS. HAUSMAN, L.A.; APR. 1938.
FLD 3: THE GREAT HORNED OWL AND ITS PREY IN NORTH-CENTRAL UNITED STATES. ERRINGTON, P.L., HAMERSTROM, F., AND HAMERSTROM, F.N.; SEP. 1940.
FLD 4: THE NORTHERN BOB-WHITE'S WINTER TERRITORY. ERRINGTON, P.L., AND HAMERSTROM, F.N.; JUN. 1936.
FLD 5: THE HAWKS OF NEW JERSEY AND THEIR RELATION TO AGRICULTURE. HAUSMAN, L.A.; OCT. 1928.
FLD 6: FAUNA OF THE NATIONAL PARKS OF THE UNITED STATES. U.S. DEPT. OF INTERIOR; 1935.
FLD 7: BEAVER HABITS AND EXPERIMENTS IN BEAVER CULTURE. BAILEY, VERNON; OCT. 1927.
FLD 8: REGULATIONS RELATING TO GAME LAND FUR ANIMALS, AND BIRDS IN ALASKA, 1939-40. ALASKA GAME COMMISSION; JUN. 1939.
FLD 9: FAUNA OF THE ALEUTIAN ISLANDS AND ALASKA PENINSULA. MURIE, OLAUS J.; 1959.
FLD 10: CONSERVATION BULLETIN. MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION; 1944.
FLD 11: FINS, FEATHERS, AND FUR. MINNESOTA GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT; MAR. 1931.
FLD 12: A NEW GOPHER FROM ANTELOPE ISLAND, GREAT SALT LAKE, UTAH. DURRANT, S.D.; OCT. 1936.
FLD 13: A WYOMING BIGHORN SHEEP STUDY. HONESS, R.F., AND FROST, N.M.; JUL. 1942.
FLD 14: BEAVER MANAGEMENT AND ECOLOGY IN WYOMING. GRASSE, J.E., AND PUTNAM, E.F.; 1950.

BOX 57 (CONT'D) WILDLIFE, WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT

FLD 15: WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK FOR FOREST OFFICERS-REGION 5. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1947.

BOX 58 WILDLIFE, WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT (CONT'D)

FLD 1: RANGE FOR BIG GAME AND LIVESTOCK IN UTAH. UTAH STATE DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME; 1950.
FLD 2: HERBICIDE TREATMENT OF BROWSE ON A BIG GAME WINTER RANGE IN NORTHERN IDAHO. MUEGGLER, W.F.; JAN. 1966.
FLD 3: MULE DEER HOME RANGE AND DISPERSAL IN UTAH. ROBINETTE, W.L.; APR. 1966.
FLD 4: AN ACT TO REQUIRE THE PROTECTION, MANAGEMENT, AND CONTROL OF WILD FREE-ROAMING HORSES AND BURROS ON PUBLIC LANDS. 92ND CONGRESS; DEC. 1971.
FLD 5: DEER AND CATTLE RANGE RELATIONS IN UTAH. JULANDER, ODELL; JUN. 1955.
FLD 6: A REVIEW OF UTAH'S BIG GAME, LIVESTOCK, AND RANGE RELATIONSHIP PROBLEMS. U.S.D.A.; SEP. 1950.
FLD 7: WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK FOR FOREST OFFICERS-REGION ONE. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 1957.
FLD 8: WILDLIFE HANDBOOK-REGION 2. U.S. FOREST SERVICE; AUG. 1955.
FLD 9: FORAGE HABITS OF MULE DEER DURING THE LATE FALL AS MEASURED BY STOMACH CONTENT ANALYSES. JULANDER, ODELL; MAR. 1952.
FLD 10: PROBLEMS IN BIG GAME RANGE MANAGEMENT IN SOUTH DAKOTA. BEVER, WENDELL; JUL. 1951.
FLD 11: EXPERIENCES IN DETERMINING ANNUAL HARVEST AND CENSUS METHODS IN UTAH. GAUFIN, D.M.; AUG. 1950.
FLD 12: ROLE AND IMPORTANCE OF NONGAME WILDLIFE. BURY, R.B., CAMPBELL, H.W., AND SCOTT, N.J.; 1980.
FLD 13: WILDLIFE CONDITIONS IN NATIONAL PARKS, 1941. NATIONAL PARK SERVICE; MAY 1953.
FLD 14: FREE HUNTING VERSUS FEE HUNTING. KNOTT, N.P.; N/D.
FLD 15: THE CHANGING CONSERVATION SCENE. SWIFT, ERNEST; N/D.
FLD 16: 1969 WILDLIFE WEEK THEME-"PROVIDE HABITAT-PLACES WHERE WILDLIFE LIVE". B.L.M.; MAR. 1969.
FLD 17: PRACTICES FOR PROTECTING AND ENHANCING FISH AND WILDLIFE ON COAL SURFACE-MINED LAND IN THE GREEN RIVER-HAMS FORK REGION. U.S. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR; MAR. 1983.

BOX 59 WILDLIFE, WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT (CONT'D)

FLD 1: WESTERN BROWSE RESEARCH-VOLUME III, NUMBER 1. BROWSE REVEGETATION COMMITTEE; JUL. 1957.
FLD 2: WESTERN BROWSE RESEARCH-VOLUME III, NUMBER 2. BROWSE REVEGETATION COMMITTEE; JAN. 1958.
FLD 3: WESTERN BROWSE RESEARCH-VOLUME IV, NUMBER 1. BROWSE REVEGETATION COMMITTEE; JUL. 1958.
FLD 4: WESTERN BROWSE RESEARCH-VOLUME VI, NUMBER 1; BROWSE REVEGETATION COMMITTEE; APR. 1961.
FLD 5: WESTERN BROWSE RESEARCH-VOLUME VII, NUMBER 1; BROWSE REVEGETATION COMMITTEE; MAY 1962.

BOX 59 (CON'T) WILDLIFE, PREDATION OF LIVESTOCK

FLD 6: WOLVES IN RELATION TO STOCK, GAME, AND THE NATIONAL FOREST RESERVES. BAILEY, VERNON; 1907.
FLD 7: SHEEP AND LAMB LOSSES TO PREDATORS AND OTHER CAUSES IN THE WESTERN UNITED STATES. U.S.D.A.; APR. 1977.
FLD 8: PREDATOR AND RODENT CONTROL IN THE UNITED STATES. LEOPOLD, S.D., CAIN, S.A., COTTAM, C.M., GABRIELSON, T.L., AND KIMBALL, T.L.; MAR. 1964.
FLD 9: PROCEDURES FOR EVALUATING PREDATION ON LIVESTOCK AND WILDLIFE. WADE, D.A., AND BOWNS, J.E.; N/D.

BOX 60 THE GRAZIER

FLD 1: THE GRAZIER, #9. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; JUN. 1943.
FLD 2: THE GRAZIER, #10. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; OCT. 1943.
FLD 3: THE GRAZIER, #11. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; MAY 1944.
FLD 4: THE GRAZIER, #12. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; NOV. 1945.
FLD 5: THE GRAZIER, #13. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; APR. 1947.
FLD 6: THE GRAZIER, #14. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; FEB. 1947.
FLD 7: THE GRAZIER, #15. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; MAY 1948.
FLD 8: THE GRAZIER, #16. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; OCT. 1949.
FLD 9: THE GRAZIER, #17. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; FEB. 1951.
FLD 10: THE GRAZIER, #18. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; MAR. 1951.
FLD 11: THE GRAZIER, #19. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; APR. 1951.
FLD 12: THE GRAZIER, #20. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; MAY 1952.
FLD 13: THE GRAZIER, #21. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; JUL. 1952.
FLD 14: THE GRAZIER, #22. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; JAN. 1953.
FLD 15: THE GRAZIER, #23. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; MAR. 1953.
FLD 16: THE GRAZIER, #24. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; APR. 1953.
FLD 17: THE GRAZIER, #25. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; APR. 1953.
FLD 18: THE GRAZIER, #26. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; DEC. 1953.
FLD 19: THE GRAZIER, #27. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; MAR. 1954.
FLD 20: THE GRAZIER, #28. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; APR. 1954.
FLD 21: THE GRAZIER, #29. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; MAY 1954.
FLD 22: THE GRAZIER, #30. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; MAY 1954.
FLD 23: THE GRAZIER, #31. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; JUN. 1954.
FLD 24: THE GRAZIER, #32. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; SEP. 1954.
FLD 25: THE GRAZIER, #33. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; OCT. 1954.
FLD 26: THE GRAZIER, #34. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; DEC. 1954.
FLD 27: THE GRAZIER, #35. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; DEC. 1954.
FLD 28: THE GRAZIER, #36. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; JAN. 1955.
FLD 29: THE GRAZIER, #37. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; FEB. 1955.
FLD 30: THE GRAZIER, #38. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; MAR. 1955.
FLD 31: THE GRAZIER, #39. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; AUG. 1955.
FLD 32: THE GRAZIER, #40. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; SEP. 1955.
FLD 33: THE GRAZIER, #41. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; MAR. 1956.
FLD 34: THE GRAZIER, #42. OREGON STATE COLLEGE; MAY 1956.