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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “grazing lands”

grassley

Increasing More Targeted Cattle Grazing Is A ‘Win-Win-Win Opportunity’

Brian German October 20, 2020 Dairy & Livestock, Industry

A team of ten researchers looked closely at cattle grazing in California and determined that the practice has a great deal of potential in combatting catastrophic wildfires. Cattle are exceptionally …

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cattle grazinggrazing landsWildfire Risk

Rangeland Summit Highlights Role of Livestock in Wildfire Suppression

Brian German February 8, 2019 Dairy & Livestock, Industry

The 14th Annual Rangeland Summit was recently hosted in Stockton where more than 150 attendees were presented with information on the value of livestock grazing as it relates to wildfires.  …

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grazing landslivestock research
grassley

Mitigating Wildfire Risk with Livestock Grazing

Brian German September 4, 2018 Industry

California wildfires continue to be a devastating yearly trend, but livestock grazing can provide an environmentally friendly approach to reducing the risks of fire.  The weather patterns of California create …

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grazing landswildfires
usda

USDA Invests in Projects to Spur Innovation in Grazing Lands, Organic Systems and Soil Health

Dan July 26, 2018 Cattle, Dairy & Livestock, Industry News Release, Organic, Soil, USDA-NRCS

USDA will invest more than $10.6 million for 22 new projects that will drive public and private sector innovation in conserving natural resources in 27 states. The competitive Conservation Innovation Grants program …

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grazing landsorganic systemssoil healthUSDA/NRCS

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