College of Agricultural Sciences

D. C. Ganskopp and Cruz, R., “Selective differences between naive and experienced cattle foraging among eight grasses”, Applied Animal Behaviour Science, vol. 62, no. 4, pp. 293 - 303, 1999.

D. C. Ganskopp, “Thurber Needlegrass: Seasonal Defoliation Effects on Forage Quantity and Quality”, Journal of Range Management, vol. 51, no. 3, p. 276, 1998.

D. C. Ganskopp, “Tolerances of Sagebrush, Rabbitbrush, and Greasewood to Elevated Water Tables”, Journal of Range Management, vol. 39, no. 4, p. 334, 1986.

D. C. Ganskopp and Vavra, M., “Slope Use by Cattle, Feral Horses, Deer, and Bighorn Sheep”, Northwest Science, vol. 61, 1987.

D. C. Ganskopp, Svejcar, T., Taylor, F., and Farstvedt, J., “Will Spring Cattle Grazing among Young Bitterbrush Enhance Shrub Growth?”, Eastern Oregon Agricultural Research Center, pp. 64–65, 2006.

D. C. Ganskopp and Bohnert, D. W., “Wolfy forage: Its effect on cattle distribution and diet quality”, Eastern Oregon Agricultural Research Center. Range Field Day Report, pp. 4–9, 2004.

D. C. Ganskopp, Svejcar, T., and Vavra, M., “Livestock forage conditioning: bluebunch wheatgrass, Idaho fescue, and bottlebrush squirreltail ”, J. Range Manage, vol. 57, no. 4, pp. 384-392, 2004.

D. C. Ganskopp and Vavra, M., “1983 Progress Report -- Research in Rangeland Management: Home Range Size and Habitat Use by Wild Horses”, Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station, 1983.

D. C. Ganskopp and Vavra, M., “1984 Progress Report -- Research in Beef Cattle Nutrition: Use of Slopes by Cattle in Rugged Terrain”, Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station, 1984.

D. C. Ganskopp, “Altering Beef Cattle Distribution within Rangeland Pastures with Salt and Water”, Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station, 2006.

D. C. Ganskopp, Lambert, S., and Meyers, B., “EOARC Annual Report, Special Report 923: Black-Tailed Jackrabbit Selection of 8 Forages Available for Reclaiming Great Basin Rangelands”, Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station, 1993.

D. C. Ganskopp, “EOARC, Annual Report: I'm New Here, What's Good to Eat?: Na”, Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station, 1995.

D. C. Ganskopp, “Field Day Report. Special Report #935. Management of Great Basin Rangelands: Beef Cattle Forage Preferences: Native Grasses and Crested Wheatgrass”, Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station, 1994.

D. C. Ganskopp, “Field Day Report. Special Report #935. Management of Great Basin Rangelands: Selective Grazing Among Improved Varieties of Grasses by Beef Cattle, Black-tailed Jackrabbits and Angora Goats”, Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station, 1994.

D. C. Ganskopp, Svejcar, T., and Vavra, M., “Improving Late-summer and Winter Forage Quality with Livestock Grazing”, Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station, 2006.

D. C. Ganskopp, “Management in the Sagebrush Steppe: How Finicky Are Cattle About Wolf Plants?”. Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station, 1991.

D. C. Ganskopp and Bohnert, D. W., “Mineral Concentration Patterns among Our Major Rangeland Grasses”, Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station, SR 1057, 2006.

D. C. Ganskopp and Bohnert, D. W., “Mineral Supplementation of Beef Cows in the Western United States”, Cattle Producer's Library, 2003.

D. C. Ganskopp, Vavra, M., and Bohnert, D. W., “Range Field Day Progress Report 2009 Table of Content & Forward”, EOARC - Special Report, 2009.

D. C. Ganskopp and Bohnert, D. W., “The Nutritional Dynamics of Our Major Rangeland Grasses”, Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station, 2006.