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Jon D. Bates
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Dr. Bates is a Rangeland Ecologist with U.S. Department of Agriculture,
Agricultural Research Service in Burns, Oregon. He received his BS (1984) in
Agricultural Business Management at Cornell, his MS (1989) in Agricultural
Economics from Oregon State University, and PhD (1996) in Rangeland Management
from Oregon State University. He served a two year post-doctoral at Eastern
Oregon Agricultural Research Center from 1997 to 1999. He joined the research
group at the Eastern Oregon Agricultural Research Center in 1999 . Current
research is focused in three general areas; response of sagebrush steppe to
altered precipitation patterns, management and plant community restoration in
juniper woodlands, and native seed production dynamics and harvesting.
Ongoing research includes management of juniper slash debris after woodland cutting, response of shrub/understory to burning in juniper woodlands and sagebrush grassland, response of sagebrush steppe vegetation and soil nitrogen dynamics to altered precipitation patterns, and prescription grazing in juniper woodlands and sagebrush steppe.
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