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1939.
“Range forage utilization”
29: 39, 46. bibliography/046.pdf.
1939.
“Cutting tobosa grass for hay”
25: 47-50. bibliography/043.pdf.
1939.
“Monthly variation in carotene content of two important range grasses, Sporobolus flexuosus and Bouteloua eriopoda”
58: 695-99.
1947.
“Distance from water as a factor in grazing capacity of rangeland”
45: 749-754.
1947.
“The repeatablility of the yearly production of range cows”
6: 461-466.
1946.
“Determining the grazing use of grasses by scaling”
44: 528-529.
1945.
“The effect of sex on weaning weight of range calves”
4: 15-19.
1945.
“The monthly protein and phosphorus contents of two important range grasses of Southern New Mexico”
4: 298-305.
1944.
“What calf crop for profit?”
9: 3, 5, 6. bibliography/065.pdf.
1944.
“Measurement of grazing use by the line-interception method”
42: 192-194. bibliography/066.pdf.
1944.
“Record of alligator juniper (Juniperus pachyphloea Torr.) on the Jornada Experimental Range, New Mexico”
32: 518. bibliography/068.pdf.
1944.
“A short-cut method for checking degree of forage utilization”
42: 294-295. bibliography/067.pdf.
1943.
“Range cattle management on the Jornada Range”
24: 7-10. bibliography/059.pdf.
1943.
“What is conservative grazing?”
29: 16, 18. bibliography/062.pdf.
1943.
“Progress in utilization standards for western ranges”
33: 161-169. bibliography/061.pdf.
1943.
“What does a range calf cost?”
8: 3-4. bibliography/060.pdf.
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