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Variable Plot Method

Variable Plot Method

The variable plot method to determine cover was originally developed by European foresters, before being introduced to the USA by Cooper in the late 1950's as a technique for rangeland sampling. It is also referred to as the Bitterlich method (after the original German inventor), or the angle-gauge method (describing the instrument used to collect data).

SDSU Extension Artificial Insemination (AI) School

SDSU Cow-Calf Education and Research Facility, Brookings SD
SDSU Extension Artificial Insemination (AI) School
The cost for the school will be $500 per participant and will cover all materials as well as one meal each day. Enrollment is limited to 20 individuals per school to ensure that students have sufficient opportunity for hands on practice and personal attention from the instructors.

To register, contact the Lemmon Regional Extension Center (605-374-4177) and talk to Jessica Mollman (Jessica.mollman@sdstate.edu) or Robin Salverson (robin.salverson@sdstate.edu).

SDSU Extension Artificial Insemination (AI) School

SDSU Cow-Calf Education and Research Facility, Brookings SD
SDSU Extension Artificial Insemination (AI) School
The cost for the school will be $500 per participant and will cover all materials as well as one meal each day. Enrollment is limited to 20 individuals per school to ensure that students have sufficient opportunity for hands on practice and personal attention from the instructors.

To register, contact the Lemmon Regional Extension Center (605-374-4177) and talk to Jessica Mollman (Jessica.mollman@sdstate.edu) or Robin Salverson (robin.salverson@sdstate.edu).
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