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Welcome to the New
University of California
Cooperative Extension's
Livestock and Natural Resources
Web Pages!
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Our primary goal in preparing these pages is to provide research-based
information on:
for rangeland owners, managers and livestock producers and others interested
in scientifically-sound natural resource management.
Our secondary goal is to provide links to other resources that are useful
to those interested in rangeland health, grazing livestock, wildlife and
natural resources. You'll find those cool links in each of
the corresponding sections listed above. More will be added as we find
them so come back often.
In addition, this home page will provide hot links to
other servers we believe are of interest to folks interested in agriculture
and natural resources. A few are listed below and more will be added as
we find them.
If you would like to become a sponsor for any of our pages send an e-mail
message to webmaster and we'll
send you specific details.
This page was designed and developed by UCCE Livestock/Natural
Resources Advisor, John M. Harper, Mendocino County Agricultural
Technician, Erin Ruddick, UCCE Range Specialist, Mel George,
UCCE Livestock Specialist, Jim Oltjen, UCCE Veterinarians, John
Maas and John Glenn, UCCE Agricultural Economist, Steve Blank,
UCCE Wildlands Advisor, Greg Giusti, UCCE Range Hydrologist, Ken
Tate, UCCE Integrated Hardwood Range Management Program Coordinator,
Rick
Standiford, UCCE Wildlife Specialist and Superintendent Hopland Research
and Extention Center, Robert Timm, and UCCE North Regional Director,
Terrell
P. Salmon.
These pages best viewed with one of these browsers. 
E-mail
questions to either John Harper (jmharper@ucdavis.edu),
or Mel George mrgeorge@ucdavis.edu)
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04/02/99.
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