Browsing by Author "Hanselka, C. Wayne"

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    • Brush Busters: How to Manage Macartney Rose 
      Hanselka, C. Wayne (2004-12-22)
      Macartney rose poses serious management problems for livestock producers in Southeast Texas to the Middle Coastal Prairie. It is best controlled using the three-step method described in this publication.
    • Brush Busters: How to Control Huisache 
      Hanselka, C. Wayne; Lyons, Robert K. (2004-12-22)
      Huisache is a tough, invasive plant that limits forage production and lowers the value of the wildlife habitat in the eastern half of Texas. This publication offers two three-step methods to control huisache; both are easy, ...
    • Brush Busters: How To Take Out Tallowtrees 
      Hanselka, C. Wayne (2004-12-22)
      Chinese tallowtrees have invaded many upland and wetland sites on the Texas Coastal Prairie. Two control methods--the leaf spray method and the stem spray method--are effective. Both are explained in this publication.
    • Chemical Weed and Brush Control: Suggestions for Rangeland 
      McGinty, Allan; Ansley, Jim; Cadenhead, J. F.; Hamilton, Wayne T.; Hanselka, C. Wayne; Hart, Charles R.; Ueckert, Darrell (2005-04-25)
      Millions of acres of Texas rangeland support an excessive cover of woody plants and forbs. This publication lists herbicides to use for controlling brush and weeds on rangeland. It can help in developing a brush management ...
    • Ecology and Control of Goldenweeds. 
      Hanselka, C. Wayne; Mayeux, H. S.; Martinez, Edmundo (Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1981)
    • Effects of pesticides on black-tailed jackrabbits in the Presidio Basin, Texas 
      Hanselka, C. Wayne (Texas A&M University, 1968)
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    • Estimating Grazeable Acreage for Cattle 
      Hohlt, Jason C.; Lyons, Robert K.; Hanselka, C. Wayne; McKown, David (2009-04-17)
      Research using cattle fitted with GPS collars has shed light on how cattle behave in response to different landscape features such as brush, rock cover, slope, water, forage and grazing land accessibility. This publication ...
    • Grazing and Browsing: How Plants are Affected 
      Lyons, Robert K.; Hanselka, C. Wayne (2001-12-13)
      Grazing and browsing can have a neutral, positive or negative effect on rangeland plants. This publication explains the effects of grazing and browsing on plants, details the indicators of overuse of the range, and lists ...
    • Grazing Systems for Profitable Ranching 
      Hanselka, C. Wayne; Ragsdale, Bobby; Rector, Barron S. (2000-05-03)
      Grazing management is essential to a successful ranching enterprise. Ranchers have several options, including continuous grazing, deferred rotation systems, and short duration grazing. Details about each system are included.
    • Grazing Systems for Profitable Ranching 
      Hanselka, C. Wayne; Ragsdale, B.J.; Rector, Barron (AgriLife Extension, Texas A&M University System; Texas A&M University. Libraries, )
      For today’s rancher to remain in the ranching business, he has to be more efficient in his operation to overcome the “cost price squeeze� of livestock production. Increasing costs force the rancher to risk ...
    • How Much Forage Do You Have? 
      Hanselka, C. Wayne; McGinty, Allan (2006-06-21)
      Because forage production is not predictable, forage surveys should be conducted to estimate how long the accumulated forage supply will last during expected non-growth periods. This publication details the steps involved ...
    • How Much Forage Do You Have? 
      Hanselka, C. Wayne; McGinty, Allan (Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 2006)
    • Improving Gulf Cordgrass Range. 
      Hanselka, C. Wayne (Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1981)
    • Integrated Brush Management Systems (IBMS): Strategies and Economics for Texas 
      Hanselka, C. Wayne; Hamilton, Wayne T.; Conner, Richard (1996-09-04)
      An IBMS is a strategic plan for long-range, integrated brush and weed management. Important steps in the process are selecting appropriate management technologies and analyzing the economic benefits from various alternatives. ...
    • Integrated Brush Management Systems for Texas 
      Hanselka, C. Wayne; Hamilton, Wayne T.; Rector, Barron S. (2001-01-04)
      Integrated Brush Management Systems (IBMS) involve careful analysis of range resources and ranch goals in order to develop solutions to brush problems. Successful use of IBMS should result in improved management processes ...
    • Integrated Brush Management Systems for Texas 
      Hanselka, C. Wayne; Hamilton, Wayne T.; Rector, Barron S. (AgriLife Extension, Texas A&M University System; Texas A&M University. Libraries, )
      What do we mean by integrated brush management systems, or IBMS? IBMS means managing brush with a “longterm� perspective. It means setting management objectives based on an inventory of range resources, the identication ...
    • Integrated Bush Management Systems (IBMS): Strategies and Economics. 
      Hanselka, C. Wayne; Hamilton, Wayne T.; Conner, J. Richard (Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1998)
    • Landscaping with Native Plants to Promote Wildlife Habitat: Identification and Care of Selected Trees and Shrubs Important to Wildlife in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas. 
      Hanselka, C. Wayne; Payne, Jack M. (Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1989)
    • Photo Guide to Forage Supplies on Texas Rangelands 
      Hanselka, C. Wayne; McGinty, Allan (2006-06-21)
      Accurately determining stocking rate is important to successful range management. This publication helps ranchers to estimate pounds of forage per acre, improving the consistency and accuracy of their stocking rate determinations.
    • Planning a Prescribed Burn 
      Hanselka, C. Wayne (2009-04-01)
      This leaflet explains how to plan for adequate fuel for a prescribed burn, control the fire, notify the proper authority, manage the burn itself, and conduct follow-up management. A ranch checklist for prescribed burning ...