Completed Competitive Grant

Integrating hunting and grazing: Loess Hills and south central Iowa on-farm management experiences

Project ID: E2004-43

Abstract

The project intended to monitor bird use of rotationally grazed pastures over two summer growing seasons.

Lead investigator: James Pease, ISU Natural Resource Ecology and Management

Year of grant completion: 2008

This competitive grant project was part of the Leopold Center's Ecology Initiative.

Topics: Animal management and forage, Wildlife and recreation

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