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Know your plants to prevent overgrazing on native range

Many land managers go into the fall and winter months thinking they have plenty of standing vegetation for livestock forage and wildlife habitat in their native rangeland areas. However, many managers become disappointed in the true quantity and quality of the vegetation, resulting in a need to supplement livestock and/or seeing fewer wildlife in the area. –Noble Research Institute Ag News and Views Read more…
 

Written by:
kristin
Published on:
November 2, 2018

Categories: Feed & Forage, Plants, The Cattleman Now

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