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Highlight: Clipping shortgrass range in Texas at 2-week intervals gave 94% more forage yield than fall harvest. Clipping treatments had little effect on ground cover and plant composition. Yield was shown to be a function of current season precipitation, while plant composition and ground cover were more closely related to previous season precip-itation. In the one of seven seasons when stored soil water was available at the beginning of the growing seasdn (4.91 inches of plant-available water), it was depleted by June 15.

Response of Shortgrass Plains Vegetation to Clipping, Precipitation, and Soil Water