Wildlife Enhancement and Education as a Catalyst in the Widespread Implementation of Sustainable Agriculture Practices (Also listed as AS95-18)

Project Overview

LS95-065

Project Type: Research and Education

Funds awarded in 1995: $98,205.00

Projected End Date: 12/31/1997

Matching Non-Federal Funds: $202,904.00

ACE Funds: $75,000.00

Region: Southern

State: North Carolina

Principal Investigator:

Pete Bromley

North Carolina State University

Annual Reports

1995 annual report

Information Products

Effects of Filter Strops on Habitat Use and Home Range of Bobwhites on Modern Grain Farms Draft Copy (Conference Proceeding)

The Effects of Predation and Habitat Improvement on Farmland Birds Part 1 (Thesis)

The Effects of Predation and Habitat Improvement on Farmland Birds Part 2 (Thesis)

Effects of Foliar Insecticides on Survival of Northern Bobwhite Quail Chicks (Article/Newsletter/Blog)

Maintaing EarlySuccessional Habitats Using A Metal Wick Herbicide Applicator Draft (Conference Proceeding)

Conservation Decisions of Agricultural Producers in Eastern North Carolina Part 1 (Thesis)

Conservation Decisions of Agricultural Producers in Eastern North Carolina Part 3 (Thesis)

Conservation Decisions of Agricultural Producers in Eastern North Carolina Part 2 (Thesis)

The Effects of Predation and Habitat Improvement on Farmland Birds Part 3 (Thesis)

Commodities

Agronomic: cotton, peanuts
Additional Plants: tobacco
Animal Products: dairy

Practices

Natural Resources/Environment: wetlands, wildlife
Pest Management: field monitoring/scouting, integrated pest management

Any opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the view of the U.S. Department of Agriculture or SARE.