Range grazing practices

Emphasizes that a good range grazing program should be based on four principles--limitation of livestock on any pasture while maintaining a vigorous stand of desirable grasses, grazing during seasons favorable to the grasses that need to be increased, even distribution of animals and choice of the kind and type of livestock which can be adapted on the range and the region.

More in Preventing Wind Erosion on the Great Plains Series

  1. Economic problems 1958
  2. Planting grasses 1958
  3. Range grazing practices 1958
  4. Stubble mulch farming 1958
  5. Tillage practices 1958
  6. Tree windbreaks 1958

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  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, format, sound, description