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KAREN R. HICKMANEnvironmental Science Undergraduate Program

365 Agriculture Hall • 139 Ag Hall (mail)Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK 74078

(405) 744-9579

EDUCATION:

Kansas State University. Manhattan KS. Ph.D. Biology: 1996.

Northwestern Oklahoma State University. Alva, OK. Secondary Teacher Certification: 1987-1988.

University of Texas Health Science Center at Dallas. Dallas, TX. Cell Biology & Anatomy Graduate

Courses: 1985-1987.

Oklahoma State University. Stillwater, OK. B.S. Biological Science: 1985.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Environmental Science Program Director and Director Undergraduate Research, Honors and

Academic Assessment. 2019-current. College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources. Oklahoma State University.

Assistant Dean and Professor. 2017- 2019. College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural

Resources and Dept. of Natural Resource Ecology & Management. Oklahoma State University (50%

Administration; 40% Teaching; 10% Research).

Interim Environmental Science Program Director. 2018-current. College of Agricultural Sciences and

Natural Resources. Oklahoma State University.

Interim Assistant Dean and Professor. 2016-2017. College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural

Resources and Dept. of Natural Resource Ecology & Management. Oklahoma State University (50%

Administration; 50% Teaching/Research).

Professor. 2009-current. Dept. of Natural Resource Ecology & Management. Oklahoma State University.

Environmental Science Program Steering Committee. 11-month appointment (75% teaching, 25% research).

Associate Professor. 2002-2009.

2006 – 2009. Dept. of Natural Resource Ecology & Management. Oklahoma State University.

Environmental Science Program Steering Committee. 11-month appointment (75% teaching, 25% research).

Karen R. Hickman, PhD • Department of Natural Resource Ecology and Management

2004 – 2006. Department of Plant & Soil Sciences. Oklahoma State University.

Environmental Science Program Steering Committee. 11-month appointment (100% teaching).

2002 – 2004. Department of Biological Sciences. Fort Hays State University.9-month appointment (60% teaching, 20% research, 20% service).

Adjunct Professor. 2004 – current. Department of Biological Sciences. Fort Hays State University.

Assistant Professor of Biology. 1996 – 2002.

1999 – 2002. Department of Biological Sciences. Fort Hays State University.

1996 – 1999. Department of Biology. University of Mary Hardin-Baylor.

Instructor of Biology. 1995-1996. Division of Biology, Kansas State University.

Graduate Teaching/Research Assistant. 1992-1995. Division of Biology, Kansas State University.

Secondary Science Teacher. 1988-1992. Pioneer-Pleasant Vale, OK School District.

Instructor of Biology. 1987-1988. Northwestern Oklahoma State University.

AWARDS AND RECOGNITION:

2018 Alpha Zeta Honorary Inductee.

2018 Oklahoma Society for Range Management Trail Boss Award.

2015 OSU Regents Distinguished Teaching Award.

2015 Outstanding Achievement Award – Research/Academia. Society for Range Management.

2009 Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Award. Range Science Education Council and the Society for Range Management.

2007 Oklahoma State University Award of Excellence for Advising.

2007 Outstanding Advisor in the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources. Presented by

the Agricultural Ambassadors.

2006 Outstanding Advisor Award. OSU Student Chapter of the Society for Range Management.

2004 FHSU University Research Award. Outstanding Research Faculty.

1998 Teacher of the Year. University of Mary Hardin-Baylor Gamma Beta Phi.


RESEARCH FUNDING:

2017-2019 Projecting the Future Distribution of Kudzu (Pueraria montana) in the U.S. Under Climate Change. South Central Science Climate Center. S. Loss, O. Joshi, K.R. Hickman, and S. Paudel. $68,963.

2013-2017 DoD Strategic Environmental Research and Development Program (SERDP). Soil Microbial Communities: Critical Roles in Control of Non-Native invasive Species and restoration of Ecosystem Function. J.D. Bever, G.W.T. Wilson, K.R. Hickman, and P.A. Schultz. $2,273,914 ($961,000 to OSU).

2010-2013 Monitoring the Effectiveness of Integrated Management of Sericea Lespedeza in Tallgrass Prairie. The Nature Conservancy. PIs: K.R. Hickman, S. Fuhlendorf, D. Engle, J. Vitale. $90,000.

2009-2013 Conversion of Tall Fescue Monoculture to Native Tallgrass Prairie Plant Community. Oklahoma Department of Transportation. PI: K.R. Hickman. $71,566.

2008-2009 Management Practices for CRP within the Range of the Lesser Prairie-Chicken. Environmental

Defense Fund. PI: K.R. Hickman. Co-PI: D. Elmore. $30,000.

2006-2010 Restoration of Evolutionary Fire-Grazing Interactions to Limit Invasion of Exotic Forages in the

Central Grasslands. USDA-CREES. PI: S.D.Fuhlendorf. Co-PIs: K.R. Hickman, D.M. Engle,

D.Debinski, J. Miller. $499,874.

2006-2009 Evaluating Conversion of Old World Bluestem Monocultures to Native Plant Communities.

Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. PI: K. Hickman. Co-PIs: Tim O’Connell,

Curtis Bensch, and David Leslie. $149,850.

2005-2007 Lessons from a Dynamic Natural Landscape: A Planning Proposal for The Tallgrass Prairie

Ecological Research Station. Natural Science Foundation. PI: Mike Palmer. Sub-contract to

K.R. Hickman. $25,000.

2003-2005 USDA-Risk Management Agency. Assessing Inter-Annual Variation in Forage Production:

integrating climatic analysis, advanced remote sensing and ecological forecasting for risk

assessment and management. Sub-contract to PI: K.R. Hickman. $75,344.50.

2003-2005 Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks. Effects of Intensive Cattle Grazing on Grassland Bird

Nesting Success. PI: K.R. Hickman. $43,600.

2003-2004 Comanche Pool Prairie Resource Foundation. Effects of Patch Burning on Mixed-grass Prairie

Plant Species Community Composition and Production. PI: K.R. Hickman. $4,500.


2003 Comanche Pool Prairie Resource Foundation. Rangeland Vegetation Monitoring on the ZBar,

L.L.C. Following Bison Reintroduction. PI: K.R. Hickman. $4,700.

2003 K-State IPM. Road Survey of Russell, Trego, and Ellis Counties, KS to Identify Location of Old World Bluestem Populations. Sub-contract: $4,500.

2003 FHSU Graduate Council Research Award. PI: K.R. Hickman. $2,197.

2002 Western Governor’s Association. Applied Remote Sensing project. PI: K.R. Hickman. $24,700.

2002 Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks. PI: K.R. Hickman. $3,000.

2002 Action Plan Funding: Microscopes for the 21st Century. PI:K.R. Hickman. $90,000

2001-2002 FHSU Graduate Council Research Award. PI: K.R. Hickman. $1,537.

2001 FHSU Council of Deans and the Graduate Council. PI: K.R. Hickman. $2,567.

2001 Educational Opportunity Funds: Student Government Association. Invasion by the Old World

(bluestems). PI: K.R. Hickman. Funded with Jan Steier, Graduate Student, FHSU Dept. of Biological Sciences. $3,000.


2000-2002 Comanche Pool Prairie Resource Foundation. Rangeland Vegetation Monitoring on the ZBar,

L.L.C. Prior to Bison Reintroduction. PI: K.R. Hickman. $24,000.

2000 FHSU Council of Deans and the Graduate Council. PI: K.R. Hickman. $1,515.


ACADEMIC PROGRAM FUNDING:

2014 Building a Better Capstone. USDA Higher Education Challenge Planning Grant. PI: S. Marshall. Collaborators: K.R. Hickman, M.M. Murphy, M. Fernandez-Gimenez. $14,000.

2014 CASNR Undergraduate Research Support. $1000.

2013 CASNR Undergraduate Research Support. $1000.

2010-15 Repositioning Rangeland Education for a Changing World. USDA Higher Education Challenge Grant. PI: K. Launchbaugh. Co-PIs: S. Marshall, L. Abbott, K.R. Hickman, P. Johnson, M. George, E. Krumpe, C. Call. $495,077.


2007 EQIP Education Funds Proposal. PI: KR. Hickman. $13,500.

2005-06 Photographic Collection of Important Agronomic Plants: Teachplants Website. Oklahoma Wheat Research Foundation and Oklahoma Wheat Commission. 2005. $2,500. PI:

K.R. Hickman.

2004-05 Hands-on wheat management. Oklahoma Wheat Commission. Jonathan Shaver (PI) transferred to K.R. Hickman. $2,200.

2004-05 Plant and Seed Identification CD. Oklahoma Wheat Research Foundation. Jonathan Shaver (PI)

transferred to K.R. Hickman. $2,100.

2004-05 Kansas State Board of Regents Improving Teacher Quality Grant Program. Southwest Kansas: Science in Context. Collaboration with Kathleen Sanders (FHSU Teacher

Education Department),Paul Adams (FHSU Teacher Education Department and Physics Department),

John Heinrichs (FHSU Geosciences Department), James Hohman (FHSU Chemistry

Department). $180,000.

2002-04 National Science Foundation. Integrating Math and Science in Middle School Instruction. Collaboration with Germaine Taggart (FHSU Teacher Education

Department), Paul Adams (FHSU Teacher Education Department and Physics Department), John

Heinrichs (FHSU Geosciences Department), James Hohman (FHSU Chemistry Department). $200,000 (external funding) and $200,000 (internal funding).

2001-03 Eisenhower Professional Development Grant award. Project IRIS: Inquiry, Research and

Integrated Science. Improving Middle School Instruction through Integration of Physical and

Plant Sciences. PI: Paul Adams, FHSU Physics Dept, Co-PI: K.R. Hickman. $118,794.

PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS: (* indicates graduate students; ** indicates undergraduate students)

*Duell, E.B., G.W.T. Wilson, K.R. Hickman. 2016. Above- and below-ground responses of native and invasive prairie grasses to future climate scenarios. Botany 94:1-9.

**Claytor, M., K.R. Hickman. 2015. Kudzu, Pueraria montana (Lour.) Merr. Abundance and distribution in Oklahoma. Oklahoma Native Plant Record 15:96-102.

*Winter, S. L., B.W. Allred, K.R. Hickman, and S.D. Fuhlendorf. 2015. Tallgrass prairie vegetation response to spring fires and bison grazing. Southwestern Naturalist 60:30-35.

**Keil, Katherine, K.R. Hickman. 2014. Mapping distribution in Oklahoma and raising awareness: purple loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria); multiflora rose (Rosa multiflora),


and Japanese honeysuckle (Lonicera japonica). Oklahoma Native Plant Record 14:43-49.

*Greer, M.J., G.W.T. Wilson, K.R. Hickman, and S.M. Wilson. 2014. Experimental evidence that invasive grasses use allelopathic biochemical as a potential mechanism for invasion: chemical warfare in nature. Plant and Soil 385:165-179.

*George, A.D., T.J. O’Connell, K.R. Hickman and D.M. Leslie, Jr. 2013. Food availability in exotic grasslands: a potential mechanism for depauperate breeding assemblages. The Wilson Journal of Ornithology 125:526-533.

Fulbright, T.E., K.R. Hickman, and D.G. Hewitt. 2013. Exotic grass invasion and wildlife abundance and diversity, south-central United States. Wildlife Society Bulletin

*Beas, B.J., L.M. Smith, K.R. Hickman, T.G. LaGrange, and R. Stutheit. 2013. Seed bank responses to wetland restoration: do restored wetlands resemble reference wetland conditions following sediment removal? Aquatic Botany 108:7-15.

*Robertson, S., K.R. Hickman, K.R. Harmoney, D.M. Leslie, Jr. 2013. Combining glyphosate with burning or

mowing improves control of yellow bluestem (Bothriochloa iscahemum). Rangeland Ecology and

Management 66:376-381.

*Winter, S.L. K.R. Hickman, S.D. Fuhlendorf, and C.L. Goad. 2013. Seasonal fires, bison grazing, and the

tallgrass prairie forb Arnoglossum plantagineum Raf. Natural Areas Journal 33:327-338.

Hickman, K.R. and M. Murphy. 2012. Teaching across disciplines and institutions. Rangelands 34:16-20

J. Tanaka, C. Call, L. Abbott, K.R. Hickman. 2012. Teaching to Learn and Learning to Teach: Education in

Rangeland Ecology and Management. Rangelands 34:3-5.

*S. Robertson and K.R. Hickman. 2012. Aboveground plant community and seed bank composition along an

invasion gradient. Plant Ecology 213:1461-1475.

Wilson, G.W.T., K.R. Hickman, M.M. Williamson. 2012. Invasive warm-season grasses reduce

mycorrhizal root colonization and biomass production of native prairie grasses. Mycorrhiza 22:327-336.

Harmoney, K.R. and K.R. Hickman. 2012. Comparing morphological development and nutritive value of

Caucasian old world bluestem and native grasses. Forage and Grazinglands 10. doi:10.1094/FG-2012-0127-01-

RS.

*Winter, S.L, S.D. Fuhlendorf, C. Goad, C.A. Davis, and K.R. Hickman, David C. Leslie, Jr. 2012. Restoration of

the fire-grazing interaction in Artemisia filifolia shrubland. Journal of Applied Ecology 49:242-250.


Derner, J.D., K.R. Hickman, and H.W. Polley. 2011. Decreasing precipitation variability does not

elicit aboveground biomass or plant diversity responses in mesic rangeland. Rangeland Ecology and

Management 64:352-357.

*Winter, S.L, S.D. Fuhlendorf, C. Goad, C.A. Davis, and K.R. Hickman. 2011. Topoedaphic variability and patch

burning in Sand Sagebrush Shrubland. Rangeland Ecology and Management 64:633-640.

*Winter, S.L, S.D. Fuhlendorf, C. Goad, C.A. Davis, K.R. Hickman, and D.C. Leslie, Jr. 2011. Fire tolerance of a

Resprouting Artemesia (Asteraceae) Shrub. Plant Ecology 212:2085-2094.

Harmoney, K.R., P. Stahlman, P. Geier, K.R. Hickman. 2010. Rate and timing of glyphosate application to control

Caucasian Old World bluestem (Bothriochloa bladhii). Invasive Plant Science and Management. 3: 310-

314.

*van Els, P., R. E. Will, M. W. Palmer and K. R. Hickman. 2010. Changes in forest understory associated with

Juniperus encroachment in Oklahoma, USA. Applied Vegetation Science 13: 356-368.

Davis, C., J. Bidwell, K.R. Hickman. 2009. Effects of hydrological regimes on competitive interactions of

Schoenoplectus fluviatilis and two co-occurring wetland plants. Aquatic Botany 91:267-272.

*George, A.D., T.J. O’Connell, K.R. Hickman and D.M Leslie, Jr. 2009. Influence of Old World Bluestem

(Bothriochloa iscahemum) monoculture on breeding density of three grassland songbirds in Oklahoma.

Proceedings of the Fourth International Partners in Flight Conference. Pages 691-697.

*Schmidt, C.D., K.R. Hickman, R. Channell, W.J. Stark, and K.R. Harmoney. 2008. Competitive ability of native

grasses and non-native (Old World Bluestems; Bothriochloa spp.) grasses. Plant Ecology 197:69-80.

*Limb, R.F., K.R. Hickman, J. Norland, T.G. Bidwell, D.M. Engle, A. Alford. 2007. Digital Photography:

Reduced Investigator Variation in Visual Obstruction Measurements for Southern Tallgrass

Prairie. Rangeland Ecology and Management. 60:548-552.

Hickman, K.R. and J.D. Derner. 2007. Vegetation change after cessation of herbicide application in Blackland

Tallgrass Prairie. Rangeland Ecology and Management. 60:186-190.


Harmoney, K.R., P.W. Stahlman, and K.R. Hickman. 2007. Suppression of Caucasian Old World Bluestem by

Split Application of Herbicides. Journal of Weed Technology. 21:573-577.Boyer, T. and K.R. Hickman. 2007. Predicting First Semester Agricultural College Student’s College Performance.

North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture. 51:50-55.

Taggart, G., P. Adams, J. Hohman, J. Heinrichs, and K.R. Hickman. 2007. Fermi Questions. Mathematics

Teaching in the Middle School. 13:164-167. Reprinted in 2008 as: Grade 6 – 10: Fermi Questions.

Virginia Mathematics Teacher 35:38-40.

Hickman, K. R., G. H. Farley, R. Channell, and *J E. Steier. 2006. Effects of Old World Bluestem (Bothriochloa

ischaemum) on food availability and avian community composition within the mixed-grass prairie.

Southwestern Naturalists. 51:524-530.

*Schmidt, C.D. and K.R. Hickman. 2006. Stolon production in Caucasian old world bluestem. Transactions of the

Kansas Academy of Science. 109:74-76.

Hohman, J., P.Adams, J. Heinrichs, G. Taggart, and K. Hickman. 2006. A Nature of Science Discussion as a

Means of Connecting Mathematics and Science. Journal of College Science Teaching 36:18-21.

Harmoney K.R. and K.R. Hickman. 2004. Comparative Morphology of Caucasian Old World Bluestem

(Bothriochloa bladhii) and Native Grasses. Agronomy Journal. 96:1540-1544.

Harmoney, K.R., P.W. Stahlman, and K.R. Hickman. 2004. Herbicide Effects on Established Yellow Bluestem

(Bothriochloa ischaemum). Journal of Weed Technology. 18:545-550.

Hickman, K.R., D.C. Hartnett, R.C. Cochran, and C.E. Owensby. 2004. Grazing management effects of plant

species composition and diversity in tallgrass prairie. Journal of Range Management. 57:58-65.

Hickman, K.R. and D.C. Hartnett. 2002. Effects of grazing intensity on growth, reproduction, and abundance of

three palatable forbs in Kansas Tallgrass Prairie. Plant Ecology. 159:23-33.

Hartnett, D.C., A. Steuter and K.R. Hickman. 1997. Comparative ecology of native and introduced ungulates.

IN: Ecology and Conservation of Great Plains Vertebrates. Springer-Verlag.

Hartnett, D.C., K.R. Hickman, L.E. Fischer Walter. 1996. Effects of bison grazing, fire, and topography on

floristic diversity in tallgrass prairie. Journal of Range Management. 49:413-420.


Cope, T.C., K.R. Hickman, and B.R. Botterman. 1988. Acute effects of spinal transection on EPSPS produced by single homonymous IA-fibers in soleus alpha-motorneurons in the cat. Journal of Neurophysiology 60:1678-1694.

NON-PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

2019 Oklahoma’s Dirty Dozen Unwanted Invasive Plants Coloring Book. B. Gourley, K.R. Hickman, L. Goodman, D. Elmore, N. Seiler.

2019 The Invasive Callery Pear. (L-469) D. Elmore, L. Goodman, and K.R. Hickman.

2018 Field Guide for Managing Yellow and Caucasian (Old World) Bluestems in the Southwest. USDA Forest Service. Southwestern Region TP-R3-16-36, Albuquerque, NM. https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/fseprd599057.pdf. K.R. Hickman, K.R. Harmoney, and A. White.

2018 Oklahoma’s Dirty Dozen: Unwanted Invasive Plants. (E-1050). K.R. Hickman, L. Goodman, D. Elmore, A. Buthod, E. Duell, and J.N. Craun.

2017 Options for Expiring Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) Land (NREM-9016). D. Elmore, L. Goodman, K.R. Hickman, and K. Alspach.

2015 Problem Horticultural Plants (NREM-2895). D. Elmore, K.R. Hickman, and K. Holmes.

2013 Oklahoma’s Dirty Dozen: Unwanted Invasive Plants Poster. K.R. Hickman and P. Crawford.

2012 Stocking Rate Determination on Native Rangeland (NREM-2886). T.G. Bidwell, D. Elmore, K.R. Hickman.

2010 Options for Expiring Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) (NREM-9016). D. Elmore, T.G. Bidwell, K.R. Hickman, R. Wanger. Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service Publication.

2010 Old World Bluestems are Invading the Central and Southern Great Plains. M. Greer, G.W.T. Wilson, and K.R. Hickman. South Texas Natives Fall Newsletter: A publication of the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute at Texas A & M University—Kingsville.

2009 Weed Control on Rangelands (NREM-2882). J. Weir, T.G. Bidwell, D. Elmore, K.R. Hickman, S.D. Fuhlendorf, D.M. Engle. Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service Publication.

2009 Technical Report: Management of CRP in the Southern Great Plains for the Lesser Prairie Chicken. Karen

Hickman and Dwayne Elmore. Final Technical Report to Environmental Defense Fund.

2009 Final Report ODOT-State Wildlife Grant Report: Assessing Techniques for Converting OWB to Native

Plant Community.


2007 Fire: Myths and Facts (L-321). J.Weir, T.G. Bidwell, K.R. Hickman, S.D. Fuhlendorf, D. Elmore. Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service Publication.

PRESENTATIONS AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS: (graduate students are designated by * and undergraduate students by ** )

VanOverbeke, D., Hickman, K.R., and R. Chung. 2019. CASNR Needs Survey of First and Second Year Students. Annual Meeting of the National Association of Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture. Twin Falls, ID.

Hickman, K.R., Wilson, G.W.T., Duell, E., Harmoney, K.R., and Dunn, C. 2019. Invited Presentation. Challenges of Old World Bluestems. Society of Range Management Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, MN.

Harmoney, K.R., Hickman, K.R., and Fick, W. 2019. Invited Presentation. Old World Bluestems in the New World: Not Your Usual Bluestems. Society of Range Management Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, MN.

Hickman, K.R. 2018. Advisee Preparedness. College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources Teaching Workshop. Oral presentation.

VanOverbeke, D., Hickman, K.R. J. Ramsey, D. Stein, R. Ramanathan, and P. Weckler. 2018. Facilitating Faculty Development of Classroom Excellence. College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources Teaching Workshop. Oral presentation.

VanOverbeke, D., Hickman, K.R. J. Ramsey, D. Stein, R. Ramanathan, and P. Weckler. 2018. Facilitating Faculty Development of Classroom Excellence. National Associating of Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture Annual Meeting. Des Moines, Iowa.

*Harron, P., O. Joshi, S. Paudel, K.R. Hickman, and S. Loss. 2018. Predicting potential range expansion of invasive Pueraria montana in the South Central United States under future climate scenarios. 103rd Annual Ecological Society of America Meeting, New Orleans, LA. August 2018. Oral Presentation.

*Harron, P., O. Joshi, S. Paudel, S. Loss, and K.R. Hickman. 2018. Quantifying the Economic Costs of Invasive Pueraria montanain Oklahoma, USA on Soybean and Timber industries using IMPLAN modeling. Society of American Foresters (SAF) Annual Meeting, 2018 conference, Portland, Oregon.

Hickman, K.R. and P. Crawford. 2017. OkIPC: Watch list of Oklahoma invasive plants. Oklahoma Natural Resources Conference Tulsa, OK. April 2017. Oral presentation.

Hickman, K.R. and A. Gazaway. 2017. Transferable Skills. College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources Teaching Workshop. Oral presentation.

Wilson, L.O.R.*, G.W.T. Wilson, K.R. Hickman, A.B. Cobb#, E.B. Duell*, and P. Coppick*. 2017. Above- and belowground consequences of invasion by a non-native, warm-season grass Bothriochloa bladhii into the tallgrass prairie. 102nd Annual Ecological Society of America Meeting, Portland, OR. August 2017. Oral Presentation.

Wilson, L.O.R.*, G.W.T. Wilson, K.R. Hickman, and E.B. Duell*. 2017. Eradication and assessment of Bothriochloa bladhii effects on the tallgrass prairie. Oklahoma Natural Resources Conference Tulsa, OK. April 2017. Oral presentation.


Coppick, P.*, G.W.T. Wilson, K.R. Hickman, and J.D. Bever. 2017. Soil biotic and abiotic properties following Bothriochloa spp. invasion into native tallgrass prairie. 15th Biennial Soil Ecology Society Meeting, Fort Collins, CO. June 2017. Oral Presentation.

Wilson, L.R., G.W.T. Wilson, K.R. Hickman, A.B. Cobb, and E.B. Duell. 2017. Consequences of invasion by Bothriochloa bladhii and implications for tallgrass prairie restoration. Soil Ecology Society, Colorado State University, Fort Collins CO. June 2017. Oral presentation.

Coppick, P.* G.W.T. Wilson, K.R. Hickman. 2017. Bothriochloa ischaemum invasion decreases plant community richness and negatively alters soil biotic and abiotic properties of a native tallgrass prairie ecosystem. GPSPA Gala, Oklahoma State University, OK. April 2017. Poster presentation.

Koziol, L., J.T. Bauer, K.R. Hickman, G. House, P. Schultz, A. Tipton, G.W.T. Wilson, K. Zaiger*, J.D. Bever. Inoculation with native mycorrhizal fungi accelerates grassland restoration. Resource Conservation and Resiliency Conference. Washington D.C. November 2017. Poster presentation.

Edano, M.L., G.W.T. Wilson, K.R. Hickman, J.D. Bever. 2017. Will the use of nurse plants inoculated with native AM fungi help restore the native plant community after eradication of invasive grasses? Soil Ecology Society annual meeting. Ft. Collins, CO.

Koziol, L., J.T. Bauer, K.R. Hickman, J. Hopkins, G. House, P. Schultz, G.W.T. Wilson, K. Zaiger, J.D. Bever. 2017. Whole prairie soils and prairie mycorrhizae have similar positive effects on the growth and survival of transplanted prairie seedlings across five Midwest restoration. Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting.

Bever, J.D., G.L. House, J.T. Bauer, C.R. Gurholt, T.E. Cheeke, K.L. Zaiger, K.R. Hickman, G.W.T. Wilson, and P.A. Schultz. 2016. Mycorrhizae, succession, and restoration: Principle and practice. Ecological Society of America 101st Annual Meeting, Fort Lauderdale, FL. August 2016. Invited Presentation.

Wilson, G.W.T., K.R. Hickman, J.D. Bever, P.A. Schultz. 2016. Restoration of plant and soil communities following warm-season grass eradication in a tallgrass prairie ecosystem. Ecological Society of America 101st Annual Meeting, Fort Lauderdale, FL. August

Coppick, P., G.W.T. Wilson, K.R. Hickman and K. Zaiger. 2016. Invasion by Bothriochloa ischaemum alters plant community and soil biotic and abiotic properties of a native tallgrass prairie ecosystem. Ecological Society of America 101st Annual Meeting, Fort Lauderdale, FL. August 2016. Poster presentation.

Edano, M.S.*, A.B. Cobb*, K.R. Hickman, K.L. Zaiger* and G.W.T. Wilson. 2016. Can inoculation with AM fungi improve grassland restoration success? Ecological Society of America 101st Annual Meeting, Fort Lauderdale, FL. August 2016. Poster presentation.

Zaiger, K. L.* (Mentors: G.W.T. Wilson and K.R. Hickman). 2016. Predicting how climate change will alter relationships between plant and soil communities. Three Minute Thesis Competition. Stillwater, OK. Oral Presentation. February 2016. Oral presentation.

Zaiger, K. L.*, E.B. Duell*, G.W.T. Wilson, K.R. Hickman, J.D. Bever. 2016. Plant and soil feedback dynamics of native and non-native tall grass prairie grasses under shifting climactic conditions. Oklahoma State University Research Week. Stillwater, OK. Poster Presentation. February 2016. (First place student competition – Biological Sciences)


Coppick, P.*, G.W.T. Wilson, K.R. Hickman and K.L. Zaiger*. 2016. Bothriochloa ischaemum invasion decreases plant community richness and negatively alters soil biotic and abiotic properties of a native tallgrass prairie ecosystem. Central Ecology & Evolution Conference. Norman, OK. April 2016. Poster presentation.

K.R. Hickman, P. Crawford. 2016. Oklahoma Invasive Plant Council. Oklahoma Natural Resources Conference. Oklahoma City, OK.

K.R. Hickman. 2016. Old World bluestem invasion: Effects on wildlife and native plant communities. Annual Meeting of the Society for Range Management, Corpus Christi, TX. Invited Speaker.

Hickman, K.R., J. Bever, G.W.T. Wilson, P.Schultz, *L. Koziol, *K. Zaiger. 2016. Soil Microbial Communities: Critical roles in control of non-native invasive species and restoration of ecosystem functions. Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting, Ft. Lauderdale. Invited Speaker.

**Glynn, J.M., M.J. Greer, J.J. Carter, K.R. Hickman. 2016. Making the best of a bad situation: Invasive grass exudates may have anti-bacterial and/or anti-fungal properties. 14thth Annual K-INBRE Symposium. Manhattan, KS.

Hickman, K.R. 2016. Invited Speaker. Why do people not like Old World Bluestems? 78th Annual Conference of the County Weed Directors Association of KS. Wichita, KS.

Hickman, K.R. 2015. Keynote speaker. Invasion of Old World Bluestems (Bothriochloa spp.) in the Central and Southern Great Plains. Symposium hosted by the Kansas Wildlife Federation and USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service. Greensburg, KS.

Duell, E.B.*, G.W.T. Wilson, and K.R. Hickman. 2015. Germination and growth responses of native and invasive prairie grasses to climatic perturbations. 26th Annual Oklahoma State University Research Week. February 2015. Stillwater, OK. Oral presentation.

Duell. E.B.*, G.W.T. Wilson, and K.R. Hickman. 2015. Does a warmer drier climate differentially affect germination or growth of native and invasive prairie grasses? Joint Meeting of the Oklahoma Invasive Plant Council and the Oklahoma Pest Action Council. Norman, OK. March 2015. (1st place oral presentation award)

Zaiger, K. *, E.B. Duell*, G.W.T. Wilson, K.R. Hickman, and J.D. Bever. 2015. Continued changes in temperature and soil moisture influence the plant and soil feedback dynamics of native and non-native tallgrass prairie grasses. Joint Meeting of the Oklahoma Invasive Plant Council and the Oklahoma Pest Action Council. Norman, OK. March 2015. (3rd place poster presentation award).

Duell. E.B.*, G.W.T. Wilson, and K.R. Hickman. 2015. Differential inhibitions of germination and growth of native and invasive grasses as a result of environmental stressors. Soil Ecology Society 15th Biennial Conference, Colorado Springs, CO. June 2015. Oral presentation.

Duell. E.B.*, G.W.T. Wilson, and K.R. Hickman. 2015. Above- and belowground responses of native and invasive prairie grasses to elevated temperatures and drought. International Conference on Mycorrhiza. Flagstaff, AZ. August 2015. Oral presentation.

Zaiger, K.L*., E.B. Duell*, G.W.T. Wilson, K.R. Hickman, and J. D. Bever. 2015. Temperature and soil moisture influence the plant and soil feedback dynamics of native and


non-native tallgrass prairie grasses. Ecological Society of America, Baltimore, MD. Poster presentation.

Hickman, K.R. 2015. Keynote speaker. Invasion of Old World Bluestems (Bothriochloa spp.) in the Central and Southern Great Plains. Symposium hosted by the Kansas Wildlife Federation. Hays, KS.

Hickman, K.R. 2015. Invited speaker. Invasion of Old World Bluestems (Bothriochloa spp.) in the Central and Southern Great Plains. Symposium hosted by the Kansas Audubon Society. Manhattan, KS.

Hickman, K.R. 2014. Invited speaker. Invasive species in US grasslands: Their distribution and management. The 21st Annual The Wildlife Society Annual Conference. Pittsburg, PA.

Hickman, K.R. 2014. Invited speaker. Kudzu: Current status in Oklahoma. Oklahoma Invasive Species Conference. Oklahoma City, OK.

Grischkowsky, S.G.*, K.R. Hickman, and G.W.T. Wilson. 2014. Does Plant Breeding of Exotic Forage Grasses Promote Invasive Characteristics? The Oklahoma Society for Range Management/Oklahoma Chapter of the Wildlife Society joint meeting Edmond OK. January 2014. Oral presentation (2nd place oral presentations award).

Grischkowsky, S.G.*, K.R. Hickman, and G.W.T. Wilson. 2014. Does Plant Breeding Alter Invasibility of Exotic Forage Grasses? 25th Annual Oklahoma State University Research Week. February 2014. Stillwater, OK. Oral presentation.

Duell, E.B.*, G.W.T. Wilson, K.R. Hickman. 2014. Effects of projected climatic conditions on performance of native and invasive prairie grasses. Ecological Society of America, Sacramento, CA, August 2014. Oral presentation.

Grischkowsky, S.G.*, K.R. Hickman, and G.W.T. Wilson. 2014. Comparing the invasive characteristics of a US non-native forage grass with its Czech Republic wildtype. Ecological Society of America, Sacramento, CA, August 2014. Oral presentation.

Zaiger, K.L.*, K.R. Hickman, G.W.T. Wilson, J.D. Bever, and P.A. Schultz. 2014. Environmental influence on invasibility of North American grasslands by C3 and C4 grass invaders. Ecological Society of America, Sacramento, CA, August 2014. Poster presentation.

Grischkowsky, S.G.*, K.R. Hickman, and G.W.T. Wilson. 2014. Comparing the Population Ecology of US Forage Grass with its Wildtype from the Czech Republic. OSU NREM Graduate Student Seminar Series. April 2014.

Duell, E.B., Gail W.T. Wilson, K. R. Hickman, and Mitchell J. Greer. 2014. Variations in temperature and water treatments result in alterations of biomass production of an exotic and native grass species. Annual Joint Meeting of the Oklahoma Sections of The Society of Range Management and The Wildlife Society, Lake Arcadia, Edmond, OK

Duell, E.B., Gail W.T. Wilson, K. R. Hickman, and Mitchell J. Greer. 2014. Performance of native and invasive grasses subjected to variable climatic conditions. Oklahoma State University NREM Department Graduate Student Seminar Series, Stillwater, OK.


Duell, E.B., Gail W.T. Wilson, K. R. Hickman, and Mitchell J. Greer. 2014. Performance of native and invasive warm-season grasses exposed to drought and elevated temperatures. 25th Annual Oklahoma State University Research Week, Stillwater, OK.

Duell, E.B., Gail W.T. Wilson, K. R. Hickman, and Mitchell J. Greer. 2014. Effects of expected climatic conditions on performance of native and exotic prairie grasses. 99th Annual Ecological Society of America Meeting, Sacramento, CA.

Greer, M.J., G.W.T. Wilson, and K.R. Hickman. 2013. A story of chemical warfare in nature: new information on an invasive old world grass species. OSU Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Graduate Student Association Symposium. Stillwater, OK.

Greer, M.J., G.W.T. Wilson, K.R. Hickman, E.D. Grahmann, and F.S. Smith. 2013. Encroaching and invasive C4 grasses of south Texas associate with and potentially alter arbuscular nycorrhizal fungi communities: potential ecological game changers. Soil Ecological Society Annual meeting. Camden, NJ.

E.B. Duell, G.W.T. Wilson, K.R. Hickman, M.J.Greer, and L.Coppick. 2013. Production and fitness of invasive grasses under climate change: feedback mechanisms for invasion? Soil Ecological Society Annual meeting. Camden, NJ. 1st place poster award.

Hickman, K.R. 2013. Invited Speaker. Oklahoma Invasive Plant Council’s Dirty Dozen. 36th Annual Wildflower Workshop. Alva, OK.

Hickman, K.R., K.M. Crawford, and G.W.T. Wilson. 2013. Restoration in native-dominated versus invasive-dominated grasslands in North America. Society for Ecological Restoration 2013 World Conference on Ecological Restoration. Madison, WI.

Greer, M.J.*, G.W.T. Wilson, K.R. Hickman. 2013. Novel weapons: Do invasive grasses produce allelopathic chemicals to inhibit native grass establishment, growth, and reproduction. Annual Society of Range Management National, January 2013. Oklahoma City, OK. Oral presentation. 2nd place oral presentations award.Greer, M.J.*, G.W.T. Wilson, and K.R. Hickman. 2013. Are invasive warm-season grasses utilizing allelopathic chemicals to invade the prairies of the central and southern Great Plains? A story of chemical warfare in nature. 24th Annual Oklahoma State University Research Week. February 2013. Stillwater, OK. Oral presentation. 2nd place Biological Oral Presentations.Lancaster, S.** Greer, M.J.*, G.W.T. Wilson, K.R. Hickman. 2013. Novel weapons: Do invasive grasses produce allelopathic chemicals to inhibit native grass establishment, growth, and reproduction? 24th Annual Oklahoma State University Research Week. February 2013. Stillwater, OK. Poster presentation.Greer, M.J.*, G.W.T. Wilson, K.R. Hickman. 2013. A Story of chemical warfare in nature: New information on an old world invasive species? 5th annual Oklahoma Invasive Plant Council annual meeting. July 2013. Oklahoma City, OK. Oral presentation.

Grischkowsky, S.A.*, K.R. Hickman, and G.W.T. Wilson. 2013. Evaluating Soil Microbial Communities of an Invasive Grass (Bothr iochloaspp.) and its Czech Republic Wildtype. 5th annual Oklahoma Invasive Plant Council annual meeting. July 2013. Oklahoma City, OK. Poster presentation.

Pongratz, M.**, S. Grischkowsky*, K.R. Hickman, and G.W.T. Wilson. Undergraduate presentation. Assessing competitive abilities of native and invasive OWB varieties. 5th


annual Oklahoma Invasive Plant Council annual meeting. July 2013. Oklahoma City, OK. Poster presentation.

Noland, M.**, M.J. Greer*, K.R. Hickman, and G.W.T. Wilson. 2013. Ecological game changer: How old world bluestem invasion affects small mammal communities of north central Oklahoma 5th annual Oklahoma Invasive Plant Council annual meeting. July 2013. Oklahoma City, OK. Oral presentation.

Greer, M.J.*, G.W.T. Wilson, K.R. Hickman. 2013. Old World Bluestem invasion and its effects on the small mammal communities of North Central Oklahoma, USA: An ecological game changer. National Wildlife Federation 2nd biannual America’s Grassland Conference. September 2013. Manhattan, KS. Oral presentation. Graduate Student Travel Scholarship Recipient.

Duell, E.B.*, Wilson, G.W.T., K.R. Hickman,, Greer, M.J.*, Coppick, L. 2013. Alterations in biomass production of native and invasive grasses exposed to heat and drought stress. 10th Annual Oklahoma State University Biochemistry and Molecular Biology’s Biological Science Research Symposium. September 2013. Stillwater, OK. Poster presentation.

Pongratz, M.**, S. Grischkowsky*, K.R. Hickman, and G.W.T. Wilson. Undergraduate presentation. Assessing competitive abilities of native and invasive OWB varieties. 10th Annual Oklahoma State University Biochemistry and Molecular Biology’s Biological Science Research Symposium. September 2013. Stillwater, OK. Poster presentation.

Hickman, K.R., and M. Murphy. 2012. Teaching across disciplines and institutions. Society for Range Management Annual Meeting. Spokane, WA.

K.R. Hickman. 2012. Invited speaker. “Go, Natives!” Oklahoma Native Plant Society Indoor Outing. Non-native Plants—Friend or Foe? Oklahoma City, OK.

K.R. Hickman. 2012. Invited speaker. Wichita State University. Department of Biology.

K.R. Hickman. 2012. Invited speaker. Cross Timbers section of Oklahoma Native Plant Society spring meeting. Stillwater, OK.

K.R. Hickman. 2012. Invited speaker. Fort Hays State University. Department of Biological Sciences.

Shrestha S.*, K.R. Hickman, G.W.T. Wilson. 2012. Assessing plant-soil feedbacks following biological invasions: Implications for restoration. Ecological Society of America, Portland, OR. Poster presentation.

Shrestha, S.*, K.R. Hickman, G.W.T. Wilson. 2012. Sericea lespedeza invasion: Plant-soil feedbacks. Oklahoma Invasive Plant Council Meeting. Edmond, OK. Poster presentation.

Shrestha, S.*, Hickman K.R., Wilson G.W.T. 2012. Assessing plant-soil feedbacks following sericea lespedeza invasion. OSU Research Symposium, Stillwater, OK, February 22, 2012. Oral presentation

Cook-Fletcher, V.*, K.R. Hickman, B. Hamilton, S.D. Fuhlendorf, D.C. Cummings, and D. Engle. 2012 Invited Speaker. Altering the approach to sericea lespedeza management in tallgrass prairie. Joint Meeting of the Oklahoma Chapter of the Wildlife Society and Oklahoma Section of Society of Range Management, Pawhuska, OK.


Cook-Fletcher, V.*, K.R. Hickman, B. Hamilton, S.D. Fuhlendorf, D.C. Cummings, and D. Engle. 2012. Incorporating range management practices with chemical control in efforts to suppress Lespedeza cuneata in the tallgrass prairie. Joint Meeting of the Oklahoma Chapter of the Wildlife Society and Oklahoma Section of Society of Range Management, Pawhuska, OK. Oral Presentation. Student competition: 3rd place award

Greer M. J.*, M. A. Noland**, K. R. Hickman, and G. W. T. Wilson. 2012 Determining the effects of Old World Bluestem invasion on small mammal communities of North Central Oklahoma, USA. Joint Meeting of the Oklahoma Chapter of the Wildlife Society and Oklahoma Section of Society of Range Management, Pawhuska, OK. Oral Presentation. Student competition: 1st place award

Greer M. J.*, M. A. Noland**, K. R. Hickman, and G. W. T. Wilson. 2012. Determining the effects of Old World Bluestem invasion on small mammal communities of North Central Oklahoma, USA. 9th Annual OSU Biological Science Research Symposium.

Greer M. J.*, M. A. Noland**, K. R. Hickman, and G. W. T. Wilson. 2012. Determining the effects of Old World Bluestem invasion on small mammal communities of North Central Oklahoma, USA. Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting.

Greer M. J.*, M. A. Noland**, K. R. Hickman, and G. W. T. Wilson. 2012. Determining the effects of Old World Bluestem invasion on small mammal communities of North Central Oklahoma, USA. Oklahoma State University Research Week.

Greer M. J.*, G. W. T. Wilson, and K. R. Hickman. 2012. Do warm-season invasive grasses exhibit plant-soil feedbacks? The first step in restoration of native prairies in the central and southern Great Plains. 9th Annual Biological Science Research Symposium.

Lancaster S.**, M. J. Greer*, G. W. T. Wilson, and K. R. Hickman. 2012. Novel weapons: Do invasive grasses produce allelopathic chemicals to inhibit native grass establishment, growth, and reproduction. 9th Annual Biological Science Research Symposium.

Lancaster S.**, M. J. Greer*, G. W. T. Wilson, and K. R. Hickman. 2012. Novel weapons: Do invasive grasses produce allelopathic chemicals to inhibit native grass establishment, growth, and reproduction. Oklahoma Invasive Plant Council Annual Meeting.

M. A. Noland**, M. J. Greer*, K. R. Hickman, and G. W. T. Wilson. 2011. Determining the effects of old world bluestem invasion on small mammal communities of north central Oklahoma, USA. Oklahoma Invasive Plant Council Annual Meeting.

Greer M. J.*, G. W. T. Wilson, and K. R. Hickman. 2011. Do warm-season invasive grasses exhibit plant-soil feedbacks? The first step in restoration of native prairies in the central and southern Great Plains. Oklahoma Invasive Plant Council Annual Meeting.

Greer M. J.*, G. W. T. Wilson, and K. R. Hickman. 2011. Do warm-season invasive grasses exhibit plant-soil feedbacks? The first step in restoration of native prairies in the central and southern Great Plains. Soil Ecological Society BiAnnual Meeting.

Greer M. J.*, G. W. T. Wilson, and K. R. Hickman. 2011. Assessing plant-soil feedbacks following the establishment of a warm-season invasive grass. Konza Prairie Long Term Ecological Workshop Annual Meeting.

K.R. Hickman and K. Belcher. 2011. Invited speaker. To graze or not to graze? Managing for Plant Diversity. Society for Range Management Annual Meeting. Billings, Montana.


C.A. Davis, J.R. Bidwell, K.R. Hickman, and A. Bishop. 2010. Role of landscape and local factors in the occurrence and dominance of cattail, river bulrush, and reed canary grass. Society for Wetland Science Annual Meeting.

K.R. Hickman, G.W.T. Wilson, *M.M Williamson, F. Smith. 2010. Encroaching and invasive C4 grasses alter soil biota: consequences for restoration. Proceedings of the 96th Ecological Society of America annual meeting, Pittsburg, PA.

J. Derner and K.R. Hickman. 2010. Plant diversity: Effects of grazing system and stocking rate in northernmixed-grass prairie. Society for Range Management. Denver, CO.

J. Derner and K.R. Hickman. 2010. Grazing intensity does not affect plant diversity in shortgrass steppe.Society for Range Management. Denver, CO.

K.R. Hickman, T. Bidwell, D. Elmore. 2010. Identification and management of invasive plants in Oklahoma.Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service annual conference. Stillwater, OK.

*Cook, V. and K.R. Hickman. 2010. Controlling sericea lespedeza with patch burn grazing and spot-spraying. Oklahoma Invasive Plant Council meeting. Oklahoma City, OK

K.R. Hickman, G.W.T. Wilson, *S. Robertson, *M.M Williamson, and **S. Gritzkowsky. 2010. The role of native soil amendment in restoration of southern mixed-grass prairie. Proceedings of the 96th Ecological Society of America annual meeting, Pittsburg, PA.

K.R. Hickman. 2009. Invited speaker. Rangeland Resources Planning: OSU’s Capstone Range Science Course. Presented during the Range Science Education Council program. Albuquerque, New Mexico. February, 2009.

K. R. Hickman, G. W.T. Wilson, and *M. M. Williamson. 2009. Assessing Invasion Strategies by Old World Bluestem, an Invasive C4 Grass. Society for Range Management. Albuquerque, New Mexico. February, 2009.

*Cook, V., K.R. Hickman, F. Guthery, D. Elmore. 2009. Fire and Browsing in the Mixed-grass Prairie: Seed Production for Northern Bobwhites. Oklahoma Chapter of The Wildlife Society/Bollenbach Joint Meeting- Ardmore, Oklahoma (Sept- Noble Foundation).

Wilson G.W.T., K.R. Hickman, and *M.M. Williamson. 2009. Assessing Invasion Strategies by Old World Bluestem, an Invasive C4 Grass. NSF-LTER Workshop. Manhattan, KS. March, 2009.

*Cook, V., K.R. Hickman, F. Guthery, D. Elmore. 2009. Fire, Browsing, and Deer Density in the Mixed-grass Prairie: Seed production for Northern Bobwhites. NREM Departmental seminar.

Hickman, K. R., G.W.T. Wilson, *M. M. Williamson, *S. Robertson, and *S. Grischkowsky. 2009. Restoration


efforts in sites invaded by exotic grasses: Improved by native soil amendment. Proceedings of the 94th Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, New Mexico. August, 2009

*Van Els, P., R.E. Will, K.R. Hickman and M.W. Palmer. 2009. Changes in forest understory associated with Juniperus virginiana encroachment: The importance of leaf litter. Proceedings of the 94th Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, New Mexico. August, 2009

*Cook, V., K.R. Hickman, F. Guthery, D. Elmore. 2009. Seed production in the Mixed-grass Prairie: Are deer reducing food resources for northern bobwhites? Annual Bollenbach Advisory Board Meeting. Stillwater, OK.

Hickman, K.R., G.W.T. Wilson, *S Robertson, *MM Williamson and *S Grischkowsky, 2009. Restoration efforts in sites invaded by exotic grasses: Improved by native soil amendment. Society for Range Management Annual Meeting. Louisville, KY.

*Sanchez-Munoz, A., M.H. Royo, A. Melgoza,, S. Gonzalez, K.R. Hickman. 2008 Lehmann lovegrass population changes following a 20 year period on central rangelands in Chihuahua, Mexico. Society for Range Management Annual Meeting. Louisville, KY.

*Robertson, S., K.R. Hickman, C. Bensch, and K. Harmoney. 2008. Methods for controlling invasive Old World Bluestem. Society for Range Management Annual Meeting. Louisville, KY.

*Robertson, S., K.R. Hickman, C. Bensch, and K. Harmoney. 2008. Controlling Old World Bluestem, Bothriochloa ischaemum, with fire and herbicide. Joint meeting of the Oklahoma Sections of the Society for Range Management and The Wildlife Society. Lawton, OK.

*Cook, V., K.R. Hickman and F. Guthery. 2008. The effects of white-tailed deer overabundance on foodresources of bobwhite quail. Bollenbach Advisory Board. Stillwater, OK.

*Cook, V., K.R. Hickman, D. Elmore, and F. Guthery. 2008. Effects of white-tailed deer overabundance on food resources of bobwhite quail in northwest Oklahoma. Joint meeting of Oklahoma Sections of Society for Range Management and The Wildlife Society. Lawton, OK.

*George, A.D., T.J. O’Connell, K.R. Hickman, and D.M. Leslie Jr. 2008. Avian response to Old World Bluestem (Bothriochloa ischaemum) monocultures in mixed-grass prairie. Partners in Flight, 4th International Conference, McAllen, TX.

*George, A.D., T.J. O’Connell, K.R. Hickman, and D.M. Leslie Jr. 2008. Avian response to Old World Bluestem (Bothriochloa ischaemum) monocultures in mixed-grass prairie. Joint Meeting of the Wilson Ornithological Society and American Ornithologists Union. Mobile, AL.

*George, A., T. O’Connell, K. Hickman, and D. Leslie, Jr. 2008. Influence of Old World Bluestem monocultures

on breeding songbirds in mixed-grass prairie. Oral presentation. Annual Meeting of the Oklahoma Ornithological Society, Tulsa, OK.


*George, A. T. O’Connell, and K.R. Hickman. 2007. Avian Response to Old World Bluestem Monoculture in Mixed grass Prairie. Oklahoma Section of the Wildlife Society and Bollenbach Quail Symposium joint meeting. Woodward, OK.

*Robertson, S., K.R. Hickman. 2007. Old World Bluestem Control and Grassland Birds. Coordinating

Committee Meeting of the Oklahoma Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit. Stillwater, OK.

*Winter, S. L., K. R. Hickman, S. D. Fuhlendorf and D. M. Leslie, Jr. 2007. Biomass allocation of a prairie forb in

a patch-burn landscape. Paper presented at the 54th Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Association of Naturalists,

Stephenville, Texas.

*Cummings, D. Chad, S. D. Fuhlendorf, K.R. Hickman, and D.M. Engle. 2007. The Altered Grazing Selectivity Hypothesis: A Management Option for Exotic Invasive Forages. Society for Range Management Annual Meeting. Reno, NV.

Hickman, K.R. 2007. Saltcedar Invasions: Ecology and Management. Oklahoma Section of the Wildlife Society and Bollenbach Quail Symposium joint meeting. Woodward, OK.

Hickman, K.R. 2007. Invited speaker. Invasive Species in Oklahoma. Oklahoma Vegetation Management Association fall meeting. Wagoner, OK.

Hickman, K.R., C. Bensch, T. O’Connell, S. Robertson, and D. Leslie. 2007. Evaluating conversion of Old World Bluestem monocultures to native plant communities. Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation State Wildlife Grant meeting. Norman, OK.

*Cummings, D. Chad, S. D. Fuhlendorf, K.R. Hickman, and D.M. Engle. 2006. Altering the scale of grazing selectivity to limit invasion of exotic forages in grasslands. Ecological Society Annual Meeting. Memphis, TN.*Estep, A., C. A. Davis, J. R. Bidwell, and K. R. Hickman. 2006. An evaluation of landscape and local factors that influence establishment, spread, and dominance of invasive plants in Rainwater Basin Wetlands. Rainwater Basin Research Symposium. Grand Island, NE.

Hickman, K.R. and T.A. Boyer. 2006. Relating Freshman Perceptions to Their Academic Performance. Annual Meeting of the National Association of Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture. Vancouver, B.C.

Hickman, K.R., D.C. Cummings, and S.D. Fuhlendorf. 2006. Belowground bud bank dynamics of invasive sericea lespedeza in tallgrass prairie patch burn systems. Society for Range Management 59th Annual Meeting . Vancouver, British Columbia.

Hickman, K.R. 2006. Balancing Act: Field Work versus Paper Work? Invited speaker: Young Professionals Conclave Symposium. Society for Range Management 59th Annual Meeting . Vancouver, British Columbia.


*Zavala, A. E. Finck, K.R. Hickman. 2006. Effects of Short Duration Grazing on Nesting Success of Mixed-grass Prairie Birds. Kansas Section of The Wildlife Society. Wichita, KS.

*Zavala, A. E. Finck, K.R. Hickman. 2006. Effects of Short Duration Grazing on Nesting Success of Mixed-grass Prairie Birds. Kansas Ornithological Society. Wichita, KS.

*Limb, R.F., J. Norland, K.R. Hickman, T.G. Bidwell, D.M. Engle, A. Alford. 2006. Using Digital Photography to Measure Visual Obstruction in Grassland Habitat. Society for Range Management 59th Annual Meeting . Vancouver, British Columbia.

*Copeland, R.A., K.R. Hickman, J.F. Heinrichs, R. Channell, 2004. Assessment of old world bluestems (Bothriochloa spp.) distribution at local and landscape scales. Fort Hays State University, Sigma Xi Science Research Showcase. Hays, KS.

*Schmidt, C.D. and K.R. Hickman. 2004. Competitive ability of native grasses and non-native (old world bluestem; Bothriochloa spp. ) grasses. Fort Hays State University, Sigma Xi Science Research Showcase.Hays, KS.

*Copeland, R.A., K.R. Hickman, J.F. Heinrichs, R. Channell, 2004. Using Landsat TM Imagery to assess distribution and expansion of old world bluestems (Bothriochloa spp.) Society for Range Management Annual Meeting. Salt Lake City, UT.

*Copeland, R.A. and K.R. Hickman. 2003. Using Landsat TM Imagery to assess invasion potential of Old World Bluestems (Bothriochloa spp.). Invasive Plants in Natural and Managed Systems: Linking Science and Management in conjunction with the 7th International Conference on the Ecology and Management of Alien Plant Invasions. Ft. Lauderdale, FL.

*Kritsch, M.A. and K.R. Hickman. 2003. Effects of disturbance and bull thistle on the plant community of Bryce Canyon National Park. Invasive Plants in Natural and Managed Systems: Linking Science and Management in conjunction with the 7th International Conference on the Ecology and Management of Alien Plant Invasions. Ft. Lauderdale, FL.

*Schmidt, C.D. and K.R. Hickman. 2003. Competitive ability of native and non-native (Old World Bluestems; Bothriochloa spp.) grasses. Invasive Plants in Natural and Managed Systems: Linking Science and Management in conjunction with the 7th International Conference on the Ecology and Management of Alien Plant Invasions. Ft. Lauderdale, FL.

*Schmidt, C.D. and K.R. Hickman. 2003. Competitive ability of native and non-native Old World Bluestems (Bothriochloa spp.) grasses. Southwestern Association of Naturalists Annual Meeting. Norman, OK.


*Kritsch, M.A. and K.R. Hickman. 2003. Effects of road construction on bull thistle on the native plant community of Bryce Canyon National Park. Southwestern Association of Naturalists Annual Meeting. Norman, OK.

*Carrell, S.K. and K.R. Hickman. 2002. Effects of grazing management on flowering phenology in the mixed-grass prairie. Kansas Academy of Science meeting. Hays, KS.

*Johnson, C. and K.R. Hickman. 2002. Effects of old world bluestem (Bothriochloa ischaemum) on insect diversity in the mixed-grass prairie. Kansas Academy of Science meeting. Hays, KS.

*Schmidt, C.D. and K.R. Hickman. 2002. Gap size requirements for establishment of non-native and native grasses. Kansas Academy of Science meeting. Hays, KS.

*Steier, J.E. and K.R. Hickman. 2002. Effects of Old World bluestem (Bothriochloa ischaemum) on Avian and Arthropod Communities in the Mixed-Grass Prairie. Kansas Academy of Science meeting. Hays, KS.

*Schmidt, J.D. J. F. Heinrichs, K.R. Hickman. 2002. Invasion of eastern red cedar (Juniperus virginiana) as seen using hyperspectral remote sensing data: a case study in north-central Oklahoma. 17th Annual Symposium of the International Association for Landscape Ecology-United State Regional Association. Lincoln, NE.

*Steier, J.E. and K.R. Hickman. 2001. Ecological effects of Old World Bluestems on an avian community. 48th Annual Southwestern Association of Naturalists meeting. Hays, KS.

COURSES DEVELOPED AND TAUGHT AT OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY:

Professional and Capstone Planning (ENVR 4811). This course is designed to prepare senior Environmental Science students for their capstone project. Communication, team work, and professional development skills are interwoven into the development of a proposal to solve a real-world environmental problem or application.

Environmental Science Applications and Problem Solving (ENVR 4813). A continuation of ENVR 4811 during which students work in teams to develop solutions and communicate recommendations to professionals as part of their senior capstone project.

Freshman Research Scholars (AG 2890). This seminar is offered to CASNR students participating in the Freshman Research Scholars Program. The tools needed for research and the approaches used to present the output of research will be discussed. Resources available to assist researchers within Oklahoma State University will be identified and introduced (e.g. Library, Compliance Office). The essential components of a research proposal will be reviewed, with examples of the approach needed for a successful proposal. Students will prepare their own research proposal in an area of interest to them and prepare a “family dinner table” description of their proposed research.


Introduction to Natural Resource Ecology and Management (NREM 4990; NREM 1012). Developed a team-taught course targeted at introducing new NREM freshman and transfer students to the natural resources within Oklahoma and the career possibilities for graduates from the program. Primary goals of this course are to promote development of a cohort relationship for incoming students and increasing retention rates of first year NREM students.

Ecology of Natural Resources (NREM 2013). Introductory focus on understanding and applying general ecological principles to agricultural and natural ecosystems. Emphasis on relationships between climate, soils, agricultural, and natural ecosystems. Topics include nutrient cycles, energy flow, species interactions, biological diversity, productivity, sustainability, and landscape and ecosystem management.

Natural Resource Biometrics (NREM 3063). This course deals with the application of statistical methods to natural resource problems such as estimation of forest, habitat and rangeland parameters, and estimation of relationships between natural resource parameters.

Ecological Sites: Concepts and Applications (NREM 4990). Developed a course in collaboration with federal agency personnel to provide students the opportunity to learn the development process and details of ecological site descriptions.

Principles of Range Management (NREM 3613). Developed and currently teach course focused on basic management practices important for sustainable range management. Class is targeted at upper-class students in multiple disciplines within College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources (e.g. animal science, wildlife, rangeland management, environmental sciences, agronomy, soil science, and natural resources).

Ecology of Invasive Species (NREM 4033/5033). Developed and currently teach a senior/graduate level course addressing current concerns involving invasive species in the natural resources.

Rangeland Resources Planning (NREM 4613). Developed and currently teach capstone course for senior-level students in rangeland ecology and management, animal science, wildlife, and fire ecology and management.

Research in Rangeland Ecology and Management (NREM 4990). Independent study course designed to teach students the process of developing an original research project focusing on their implementation of the scientific method.

Online AgIdea: Ecology of Invasive Species. Developed and taught an online course targeting remotely located managers within the natural resources field.

Professions in Natural Resources (RLEM 1011; NREM 1011). Team taught course targeting incoming freshman and transfer students to help them develop planning skills for their careers. Guest lectures by professionals within the field of natural resources, resume development, personal goals, and professional development are the focus of the course.

Senior Seminar (RLEM 4571). Designed to provide professional development opportunities for upper-level students. Resumes, cover letters, job searching, and


federal job KSA’s (knowledge, skills, and abilities) were produced/conducted by students.

Special Topics (NREM 4990; RLEM 4990). Student driven course. Develop a list of course goals for individual students. Topics have included: Range Plants, internship, presentations, development of specific professional skills.

Range Management and Restoration (RLEM 3613). Developed and taught a course integrating range management practices and the restoration of damaged rangeland systems. Class was targeted at upper-class students in multiple disciplines within the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources and Arts and Sciences students in the area of conservation science and wildlife.

Graduate Seminar (RLEM 5020). Designed to formally teach graduate students proper scientific and professional seminar techniques.

Introduction to Plant and Soil Systems (PLNT 1213). Developed and taught service course designed to develop College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources students’ understanding of crop, pasture, and range ecosystems.

Applied Plant Science (PLNT 2013). Developed and taught a sophomore level course targeting plant and soil science students. Students learn and apply practices related to crop, pasture, and range management.

Research in Plant and Soil Sciences (PLNT 4500). Independent study course designed to teach students the process of developing an original research project focusing on their implementation of the scientific method.

PREVIOUS COURSES TAUGHT AND DEVELOPED PRIOR TO OSU:

Cell Biology General BiologyGenetics Human Anatomy and PhysiologyImmunology MicrobiologyOrganismic Biology Plant TaxonomyZoology Human Biology Botany Early Field Experience Humans & the Environment Principles of Biology Teaching Methods in Biology Principles of Biology LabSeed and Plant Identification Ecology

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT MENTORING IN INDEPENDENT PROJECTS

Oklahoma State University (2004 – present)

Colin Walden Kinley SmothermanKevin Parsons Savannah SmithJonathan Kelley (Wentz Research) Kyle CothrenJosh Ketch Lauren Wilkerson (Honors Research Project)Lyndi Kirkman Jackie WilsonKeith Waug Mashali RobinsLaura Haynes (Wentz Research) Marina TilleyJason Crenshaw Rusty NorrieDerek Matz Caysie Taylor


Jerry May Cambra SoukupJustin Bush Jenny ChowneJohn Worthington Tia NoblesJessica Sheffield Matt WheatonErin Arnall Austin SewellJosh Lofton Tyler BurlesonMindi Howe (Freshman Research Scholar) Jana MorrisKanten Klinger Marina TilleyKevin Spears Shayla BurnettMorgan Noland Eli EllisSamantha Porec Aaron WarburtonEric Duell Lainee SandersShana Lancaster Ben CobleJacob Coulter Cyndi ParkDavid Gordon Jessica HightowerSteffi Grischkowsky Melissa Pongratz (Freshman Research Scholar)Justin Rader (Wentz Research) Shayla Burnett (Wentz Research)Katie Keil (Honors Thesis) Zoe Cooper (Honors)Marli Claytor (Honors Thesis) Nolan Craun (Wentz Research) Jonathan Lehman Aaron Cromer (Wentz Research)Corban Hemphill (Freshman Research Scholar) Callie Zoeller (Sitlington Research Scholar)Caitlin Bullock (Honors) Tiana Sanders (Honors Thesis)Taylor Godsey (Honors Thesis) Kaitlin DresslerAlyssa Whiteman Taylor Godsey (Honors Thesis)Diego Marek

Fort Hays State University (1999-2004)

Garrett Tucker Michelle JacksonAmanda Farnell Sara Kay CarrellCheryl Dunn Amy HladikRegina Green Eric StarkeyChris Tecklenburg Chad JohnsonJohn Moyer Nick LoweAileen Johnson Melodie BockMelanie Passmore Sam Zwenger

University of Mary-Hardin Baylor (1996-1999)

Kristi Chambers Felicia JamesJuanita Nater-Tapper Amy BastidaMichelle Jackson Angela HarbessonRachel Benz Madelyn HuskeyJennifer Coats Mahaley GriffinStephanie Pritchett Cory GillenNicole King Denise WillifordKristi Burkhart Kristina Butler

STUDENT SERVICE ACTIVITIES:

2018 – current OSU Environmental Science Club Advisor


2004 – current OSU Student Chapter of the Society for Range Management Club Co-Advisor:

2015: Recipient of the Collegiate Trail Boss Award Recognizes the top Range Club in the Society for Range Management

Advised/coached the Club members in preparation for competing at the Society for Range

Management Annual meetings:

Chapter Webpage Contest at National Meeting:2019 3rd Place winner

Display Competition at National Meetings:2016 1st Place winner2015 1st Place winner 2013 2nd Place winner 2012 1st Place winner2011 3rd Place winner2010 3rd Place winner2007 1st Place winner2006 3rd Place winner2005 3rd Place winner

Undergraduate Range Management Exam: 2016 2nd Place High Student Individual Score

2015 1st Place High Student Individual Score2007 5th Place Team finish2007 2nd High Student Individual Score

Rangeland Cup competitions2013 8th Place winner2012 5th Place winner

Undergraduate Oral Presentation (2015)

Extemporaneous Speaking Contest (2015, 2016, 2017)

Range Plant Identification Contest (2005)

RECENT ACADEMIC PROGRAM AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ACTIVITIES:

Service on College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources Committees:Chaired the External Review of the Environmental Sciences ProgramCurriculum Committee 2018-presentDirector Academic Assessment 2019-presentSelection Committee, Top CASNR Seniors and Outstanding Freshman 2009- PresentEnvironmental Sciences Steering Committee 2007-PresentAdvising Coordinator Committee 2006- Present Cluster Hire Search and Screen Committee 2014-15Scholarship Committee, Chair 2005-2011Search Committee: Associate Dean CASNR Academic Programs 2010Recruitment Task Force 2006-07


Student Technology Fees Committee 2005-06Environmental Science and Natural Resource Career Development Event Superintendent 2016-present

Service on OSU Natural Resource Ecology and Management Departmental Committees:

Undergraduate Advising Coordinator 2009- 2019Outcomes Assessment Coordinator 2008-2019

Developed and implemented NREM Outcomes Assessment Plan

Undergraduate Curriculum Committee 2006- 2019Undergraduate Services and Advisement Committee, Chair 2006-14Scholarship Committee 2006-11Advising Coordinator: 2006-2008

Advised all Arts & Sciences students transferring from Conservation Science to NREM

Developed and conducted advisor training for all new NREM advisorsSearch Committee: Rangeland Ecologist faculty member 2007Publicity and Public Relations Committee 2006-07

Service on OSU University Committees:Honors Council 2016–presentAcademic Assessment Improvement Council 2016-presentWentz Research Grant Review Committee 2014-2018OSU Accreditation Executive Committee 2015Served on the OSU Tuition Block Advisory Board 2014Served on the OSU Provost Proposal Interdisciplinary Programs panel 2012OSU Faculty Council Representative 2008-11Academic Integrity Facilitator 2006-11Student Publications Board of Directors 2010Student Affairs and Learning Resources Committee (chair) 2008- 10Faculty Council Liaison to Student Publications Board of Directors 2008-10

Science Reasoning General Education Outcomes Assessment 2009Mid-term Grade Committee (CASNR representative) 2005Tallgrass Prairie Preserve Working Group 2005

Professional Service:Society for Range Management Board of Directors 2017-PresentEditor of the Rangeland Teaching Clearinghouse 2015- PresentSociety for Range Management Program Accreditation Committee 2015-

PresentSociety for Range Management Program Accreditation Committee 2015-PresentSociety for Range Management Accreditation Visiting Team. Assessed Montana State University Range Program’s application for Accreditation. 2015.General Co-Chair. 66th Society for Range Management Annual Meeting, Technical Training, and Trade Show. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (over 1300 registrants). 2012-2013Range Science Education Council Teaching Award Committee 2012- PresentBoard of Directors of the National Exotic Pest Plants Council 2009-PresentOklahoma Invasive Plant Council:

Vice-President 2017-Present


Past-President 2012-13, 2016- PresentPresident 2009-11, 2014-15Vice-President 2008

NSF-NEON. Domain 6 Science and Education Coordination Committee

2009-13NSF-NEON. Domain 10 Science and Education Coordination Committee

2009-13Symposium Organizer: Society for Range Management 2013 meeting:

Repositioning Rangeland Education for the 21st Century 2012

Host Range Science Education Council meeting 2010-11Range Science Education Council:

President 2010Vice President 2008-0 9

Range Science Education Council Teaching Award Committee President 2010Chair 2007

OK Section of the Society for Range Management Board of Directors Past-president 2014President 2012-131st Vice President 20112nd Vice President 2009-10Member 2007-08

Service on Plant and Soil Sciences Departmental Committees: Agronomy Career Development Event Superintendent 2006Curriculum Committee 2005-06Agronomy Crops Judging Advisor/Coach 2005-06Agronomy Career Development Event Supervisor 2005Scholarship Selection Committee Chair 2005

CURRENT GRADUATE STUDENTS:

Valerie Cook. Ph.D. Student. OSU.Grant Mason, M.S. Masters of International Agriculture Student. OSU.Clark Roberts, M.S. Student. Natural Resource Ecology and Management. OSU.

PREVIOUS GRADUATE STUDENTS (degree completed):

Kat Zaiger (M.S. student: co-advise with G.W.T. Wilson: May 2016) Environmental extremes drive plant and soil community dynamics of native and disturbed grasslands. MS Thesis. Oklahoma State University.

Stephanie Grischkowsky. M.S. 2013. Oklahoma State University. Did the Selective Breeding of a Non-native Grass Promote Invasiveness?

April Estep. M.S. 2013. Oklahoma State University. Creative Component: A Predictive GIS Model for Prairie Falcon Nest Sites.

Shubha Shrestha. Ph.D. 2012. Oklahoma State University. Dissertation Title: Assessing plant-soil feedbacks following biological invasions: Implications for restoration.

Blayr Beougher. M.S. 2011. Oklahoma State University. Creative Component: The Prairie Project website.


Valerie Cook. M.S. 2009. Oklahoma State University. Thesis Title: Fire, Browsing, and Deer Density in the Mixed-grass Prairie: Food Resources for Northern Bobwhites.

Alfonso Sanchez-Munoz. Ph.D. 2009. Oklahoma State University. Dissertation Title: Invasive Lehmann Lovegrass (Eragrostis lehmanniana) in Chihuahua, Mexico: Consequences of Invasion.

Scott Robertson. M.S. 2009. Oklahoma State University. Thesis Title: Herbicide Control and Seed Bank Dynamics of Old World Bluestem.

Kenneth A. Nelson. M.S. 2006. Oklahoma State University. Thesis Title: Fire, Herbicides, and Grazing in the Cross Timbers.

Rachel Knight. M.S. 2004. Fort Hays State University. Thesis Title: Using LANDSAT5 images to map temporal and spatial changes in the distribution of old world bluestems in southwestern KS and northwestern OK.

Janet Ruder. M.S. 2004. Fort Hays State University. Non-Thesis. Research Paper: Pictorial atlas of native plants in the Sedgwick County, KS Zoo Native Prairie.

Cheryl Schmidt. M.S. 2004. Fort Hays State University. Thesis Title: Competitive effects of old world bluestems (Bothriochloa ischaemum and Bothriochloa caucasica) on native warm-season grasses.

Margaret Kritsch. M.S. 2003. Fort Hays State University. Thesis Title: Effects of road construction and bull thistle (Cirsium vulgare) on the plant communities of Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah.

Shannon Ralph. M.S. 2003. Fort Hays State University. Non-Thesis. Research Paper: Action Research: Inquiry based labs in high school biology classrooms.

David Wildeman. M.S. 2003. Fort Hays State University. Non-Thesis. Research Paper: Action Research: Inquiry based labs in high school biology classrooms.

Jan E. Steier. M.S. 2002. Fort Hays State University. Thesis Title: Effects of old world bluestem (Bothriochloa ischaemum) on an avian community within the mixed-grass prairie.

Angie Cabiniss. M.S. 2001. Fort Hays State University. Non-Thesis. Research Paper: Effects of grazing intensity on growth and reproduction of three native grass species (Sorghastrum nutans, Bouteloua curtipendula, and Dicanthelium oligosanthes).

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES (past 5 years):

Peer reviews conducted for:USDA-Agricultural Research ServiceRangelandsAmerican Midland NaturalistEcological Restoration Invasive Plant Science and ManagementLandscape Ecology Journal of Plant Ecology Oecologia Rangeland Ecology and ManagementTall Timbers Fire Ecology


Reviewed funding proposals for:Kansas State University Targeted Excellence NSF-Careers ProposalUSDA-Rangeland Resource Planning (ad-hoc)Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture

Served on the USDA NIFA: Thresholds and Management in Agroecosystems dual panel (2011)

Served on the EPA Grant Review Panel (2009): Enhancing Ecosystem Services From Agricultural Lands: Management, Quantification, and Developing Decision

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BUSINESS EXPERIENCE:

2014-present Owner-Operator. Wheat, hay, and cattle operation.Woods and Alfalfa Cos. OK.

1997-2014 Consultant and part-interest in Hickman Family Farm. Wheat, hay, and cattle operation.

Woods and Alfalfa Cos. OK.

1985-2007 Co-Owner: KKC Farm. Wheat and hay production. Alfalfa Co. OK.

1978-1997 Co-Operator: Hickman Family Farm. Wheat and cattle operation. Woods and Alfalfa Cos. OK.


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