Impact Statements, Nevada Agricultural Experiment Station, NAES, University of Nevada, Reno

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Impact Statements 2005

Enhance Economic Opportunities for Agricultural Producers

Alternative Crops: Developing Wine Grape Varieties Adapted to Nevada's Climate

Engineering Improved Environmental Stress Tolerance: Can Cash Crops Perform Like Cactus?

Decision Aid Software for Cattle Operations

How Soon Is Too Soon? Determining Best Grazing Practices After Rangeland Fires

Protect and Enhance the Nations Natural Resource Base and Environment

Managing Invasive Species With Their Native Biological Controls

Grazing Practice Opens Up New Avian Opportunities

Improving Bioreactors at Super Fund Waste Sites

Precious Metals Pit Lakes: Controls on Eventual Water Quality

Using Sheep for Controlling Weeds and Planting Perennial Plant Species

Going Back To Basics: Preserving The Great Basin’s Wetlands

Developing Water Conservation Techniques On High Desert Ranches

Understanding The Processes That Contribute To Reduced Visibility In Lake Tahoe

To Graze or Not to Graze: Is Livestock Removal the Answer?

Turning Forest Pest Against Themselves: Can Insect Odors Be Used As A Natural Pesticide?

Improve the Nation's Nutrition and Health

Nevada Food Stamp Nutrition Education Program

Curing Genetic Diseases Prior to Birth

Growing Humanized Organs In Sheep

Using Adult Human Stem Cells To Treat Diseases

Society-Ready Graduates

Bring The Private Sector Veterinarians Into The Classroom

Composting Latrines: Students Helping Rural Panamanians

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