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The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries, and N.C. State University have teamed up to initiate a major quail and songbird project. This article provides excerpts from several studies, including the Virginia Quail Nesting Study (completed) and Tall Timbers Quail Research (ongoing) and the Albany Area Quail Management Project (ongoing).
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16771
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How can bobwhite quail populations be increased on farm property? The Farm Wildlife Recovery Team, consisting of researchers and biologists from NC State University and the NC Wildlife Resources Commission, was set up to examine ways to increase the quail population that could be incorporated into modern farming. Wellingdorf reports on the first two years of the research.
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3.Bobwhite Use of Field Borders by Moorman, Christopher E. Upland Gazette Vol. 17 Issue 2, Fall 2012
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19422
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The authors report on their study to determine the value of field borders to quail. Habit has been lost and degraded over the last fifty years through factors such as urbanization and more efficient farming. The survey looked at 154 agriculture fields in North and South Carolina. Half the fields contained borders, and these were compared with a nearby field without one.
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