Judging and Evaluating Range and Pasture Forage Utilization (Proper Grazing Use) for Certain Portions of the Central Great Plains

Joseph A. May

doi:10.2111/Rangelands-D-13-00060.1

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Joseph A. May^*

^*Author is in private employment, Lincoln, NE, USA, and is former State Rangeland Management Specialist–Hawaii, Idaho, and Nebraska, and former USDA, Natural Resources Conservation Service staff.

Abstract

On the Ground

Many guidance documents and references have been prepared by federal and state agencies on proper grazing use. This article summarizes these documents for use by field personnel.
Proper grazing use or acceptable forage utilization can be judged by the use of key forage plants in designated key grazing areas.

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Joseph A. May "Judging and Evaluating Range and Pasture Forage Utilization (Proper Grazing Use) for Certain Portions of the Central Great Plains," Rangelands 36(4), 26-35, (1 August 2014). https://doi.org/10.2111/Rangelands-D-13-00060.1

Published: 1 August 2014

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