Historical Nevada Agricultural Publications, 1901-1971

A Preliminary Report on the Summer Ranges of Western Nevada Sheep by P. Beveridge Kennedy and Samuel B Doten. Bulletin No. 51. Agricultural Experiment Station, Nevada State University. December, 1901.
Summer Ranges of Eastern Nevada Sheep by P. Beveridge Kennedy. Bulletin No. 55. Agricultural Experiment Station, Nevada State University. November, 1903.
One-Night Camps vs. Established Bed Grounds on Nevada Sheep Ranges by C.E. Fleming. Bulletin No. 103. Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Nevada. August, 1922.
More Wool from Fewer Sheep by Joseph W. Wilson. Bulletin No. 66. Agricultural Extension Service, University of Nevada. May, 1930.
Studies of the Range Sheep Business in Nevada: Physical Factors, Receipts, Cosets and Earning Power Balance by C.E. Fleming and C.A. Brennen. Bulletin No. 145. Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Nevada. August, 1937.
Range Sheep Production in Northeastern Nevada: Production and Earning Power, 1933-1938, Inclusive; Long-Time Situation, 1010-1938 by C.E. Fleming and C.A. Brennen. Bulletin No. 151. Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Nevada. January, 1940.
Sheep Migration in the Intermountain Region by H.R. Hochmuth, Earl R. Franklin, and Marion Clawson. Circular No. 624. U.S. Department of Agriculture. January, 1942.
Feed Consumption of Various Classes of Sheep by C.E. Fleming, J.H. Robertson, and G.A. Myles. Bulletin 213, Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Nevada. August, 1960.
Costs and Returns: Migratory-Sheep Operations, Utah-Nevada, 1960-69. Agricultural Economic Report No. 195. Economic Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture. February, 1971.