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Pasture and Range Management, 2005 - present

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  • Calculating Minimum Grazing Lease Rates for Hawai'i 
    Thorne, Mark; Cox, Linda J; Stevenson, MH (University of Hawaii, 2007-06)
    The establishment of a minimum grazing lease rate in Hawai‘i is important for several reasons. First, it provides a means to adjust lease rate values according to fluctuations in livestock markets, or the rancher’s ability ...
  • Fireweed Control: An Adaptive Management Approach 
    Thorne, Mark S; Powley, John S; Fukumoto, Glen K (University of Hawaii, 2005-10)
    Established in the early 1980s, this weed has become widespread on Maui and Hawaii. Pyrrolizidine alkaloid poisoning of animals results from its consumption. Analysis of alkaloid components in weed samples is given. Weed ...
  • Foraging Behavior and Grazing Management Planning 
    Thorne, Mark S; Fukumoto, Glen K; Stevenson, MH (University of Hawaii, 2007-01)
    Factors affecting foraging behavior, their adjustment, and range improvement are important components of a range management plan.
  • Management of Production Risk for Hawai'i Ranchers 
    Thorne, Mark S; Cox, Linda J; Fukumoto, Glen K (University of Hawaii, 2009-03)
    Sources of risk in raising livestock can be mitigated by development plans for grazing management, drought, biosecurity, weed management, and pasture and livestock pests.
  • Stocking Rate: The Most Important Tool in the Toolbox 
    Thorne, Mark; Stevenson, MH (University of Hawaii, 2007-06)
    Evaluating forage production and nutrient conditions relevant to managing stocking rate is described, and an example of estimating stocking rate is given.

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