Equipment and Techniques for
Renovating Lands Dominated by
Sagebrush and Pinyon-Juniper  

Workshop Hosted by the Rangeland Technology and Equipment Council (RTEC)

Society for Range Management
57th Annual Meeting
(Salt Lake City, UT)

Sunday, January 25, 2004
 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM 
Grand America Hotel
Grand Salon

Jason Vernon, Organizer

1:00   Rangeland Seeding Technology: What We Have and Where Do We Need to Go
          Steve B. Monsen, Retired - USDA Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station,
          Shrub Sciences Laboratory, Provo, UT
 

1:20   Utah Division of Wildlife Resources - Habitat Restoration Initiative
           Rory Reynolds, Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, Cedar City, UT
 

1:40   Revegetation Equipment Catalog Preperation [abstract]
          Harold T. Wiedemann¹, Nancy L. Shaw², Mike Pellant³ and Steve B. Monsen^{4
          1}Retired - Texas A & M University, College Station, TX; ²USDA-FS Rocky Mountain
          Research Station, Boise, ID; ³USDI-BLM Idaho State Office, Boise, ID;
          ⁴Retired - USDA-FS, Provo, UT
 

2:40   BREAK
 

3:00   U.S. Forest Service Technology and Development Program / Aerial and Ground
          Ignition Systems
          Wesley Throop, USDA. Forest Service, Missoula Technolgy and Development Center,
          Missoula, MT

3:40   Vegetation Response of a Wyoming Big Sagebrush (Artemisia tridentata ssp. wyomingensis)
          community to Six Mechanical Treatments in Rich County, Utah [abstract] *Competition Paper
          Daniel D. Summers¹, Scott C. Walker², Bruce A. Roundy¹ and James N. Davis^{2
          1}Brigham Young Univeristy, Provo, UT; ²Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
 

4:40   Brigham Young University - Native Plant Materials Facility [abstract]
          Eric Hyer - Farm Manager, Val Anderson and Bruce A. Roundy, Brigham Young University,
          Provo, UT

For more information regarding RTEC or this workshop, contact:

             Jason Vernon