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156 Symposium--Breeding, Use and Management of Low Growing Grasses

Oral Session
A02 Military Land Use & Management

The need for erosion control and the stabilization of disturbed soils on military installations is critical in supporting the military mission. Low growing grasses are increasingly studied as a viable method for mitigating the effects of Miltary landuse.

Tuesday, November 2, 2010: 2:00 PM-4:00 PM
Long Beach Convention Center, Room 202A, Second Floor

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Presider:
Heidi Howard
2:00 PM
Introductory Remarks
2:05 PM
156-1
Assessing Military Impacts On Vegetative Firebreaks.
Timothy Cary, ERDC-CRREL; Antonio Palazzo, ERDC-CRREL; Heidi Howard, U.S. Army
Audio File Recorded presentation
2:20 PM
156-2
The Use of Low-Growing Species on Military Ranges.
Bruce MacAllister, US Army Engineer Research and Development Center; Heidi Howard, US Army Engineer Research and Development Center
Audio File Recorded presentation
2:35 PM
156-3
Improved Cultivars of Low-Growing Fine Fescues.
Melodee Fraser, Pure Seed Testing, Inc.; Crystal Rose-Fricker, Pure Seed Testing Inc.
Audio File Recorded presentation
2:55 PM
156-4
Methods to Reestablish Grass Species On Disturbed Sandy Soils in the Northeastern US.
Tom Lent, US Army; Ian Warden, US Army
Audio File Recorded presentation
3:15 PM
156-5
Establishing Low Growing Cool and Warm Season Grasses in a Warm Climate at Fort Bragg.
Darin Burns, US Army, Fort Bragg
Audio File Recorded presentation
3:35 PM
Discussion
4:05 PM
Concluding Remarks
4:10 PM
Adjourn
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