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Spring 2008 - Vol. 5, No.2
Article Index:
- Not by Fire Alone (The story behind patch-burn grazing) - Great expectations (Patch-burn grazing: The Grand River trials) - Commentary (About graziers, mega fauna and Albert the elk) - Not by Fire Alone (Patch-burn grazing takes root in Missouri) - Not by Fire Alone (Cattle debut at the Waterman Prairie) - Not by Fire Alone (Grazing at Lac qui Parle) - Books (Mass extinctions then and now) - Not by Fire Alone (As if born to it - sure footed graziers take over a tough job) - Not by Fire Alone (Graziers return to Broken Kettle) - The Tree Guy (Shagbark: Venerable bretheren of oak) - Tallgrass prairie meets Old Man River - Invasive Species Guy (Thoughts on garlic mustard) |
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Midwest Woodlands & Prairies is published four times a year by Wood River Communications.
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