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  Collection Brush and Weed Control 7
  Collection Fire 15
  Collection General Rangeland 11
  Collection Grazing Management 7
  Collection Invasive and Encroaching Species 12
  Document AGEC-626 Annual Forage (AF) Pilot Program

By Jody Campiche and JJ Jones. This fact sheet discusses the Rainfall Index—Annual forage (AF) Insurance Plan. It is a pilot program providing coverage for annual forage crops intended for, but not limited to, grazing, haying, and silage.

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  Document CR-7193 Management of Insect Pests in Rangeland and Pasture

By Tom Royer and Justin Talley. This current report discusses insects and mite pests of rangeland and pasture and their control. Revised June 2017.

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  Document E-993 Oklahoma's Native Vegetation Types

By Ronald Tyrl, Terrence Bidwell, Ronald Masters, Dwayne Elmore, and John Weir. This circular discusses vegetation types native to Oklahoma. Reviewed November 2014.

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  Document NREM-2882 Weed Control on Rangelands

By John Weir, Terrence Bidwell, Dwayne Elmore, Karen Hickman, Samuel Fuhlendorf, and David Engle. This fact sheet discusses weed control on rangelands, including identifying desirable weeds from undesirable weeds, and the cost of spraying vs. not spraying. Reviewed January 2013.

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  Document NREM-2888 Wildfires in Oklahoma

By John Weir, Angela Reid, and Sam Fuhlendorf. This fact sheet discusses the impact of wildfires in Oklahoma, including weather factors and the worst times of year for wildfires to occur. Reviewed May 2015.

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  Document NREM-2890 Firebreaks for Prescribed Burning

By John Weir, Terrence Bidwell, Russell Stevens, and John Mustain. This fact sheet discusses firebreaks used for prescribed burining, including the different types of firebreaks for different situations. Reviewed July 2016.

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  Document NREM-2893 Burn Plan for Prescribed Burning

By John Weir, Derek Scasta, Russell Stevens, Terrence Bidwell. This fact sheet discusses how to go about making a burn plan for prescribed burns, ensuring the safest methods.

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  Document NREM-2893-B Burn Plan for Prescribed Burning blank fillable form

This is a supplement to NREM-2893. It is a blank form that can be filled either by hand, or on the computer.

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  Document NREM-2898 App: RxBurnTracker

By John Weir and R. Seth Coffey. This fact sheet discusses a new application called RxBurnTracker for smart phones and tablets, allowing land managers a quick and simple way to monitor and document burn units before, during and after prescribed fires. The main goal of RxBurnTracker is to help land managers determine how effective their prescribed burn was compared to management goals.

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  Document NREM-2900 Tools for Rangeland Management and Assessment: Ecological Site Descriptions

By Laura Goodman and Alex Rocateli. This fact sheet has information about ecological site descriptions, which help rangeland managers be more effective at managing different sites.

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  Document NREM-2901 Tools for Rangeland Management and Assessment: Web Soil Survey

By Laura Goodman and Alex Rocateli. This fact sheet discusses the Web Soil Survey, which is now available online.

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  Document NREM-2903 Prescribed Burning: Spotfires and Escapes

By John Weir, R. Seth Coffey, Morgan Russell, Carol Baldwin, Dirac Twidwell, Doug Cram, Pete Bauman and Jennifer Fawcett. Fire is an important ecological process that maintains prairies, shrublands and forests. When conducting prescribed fire, there is always the possibility of a spotfire and escaped fire occurring. The best way to prevent a spotfire from becoming an escaped fire is to be prepared and plan ahead. This fact sheet discusses this planning.

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