The Art and Science of Targeted Grazing—A Producer's Perspective

Dan Macon

doi:10.2111/Rangelands-D-14-00028.1

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Dan Macon^*

^*Author owns Flying Mule Farm, a small commercial sheep operation in the Sierra Nevada foothills. Flying Mule Farm produces grass-fed lamb, mutton, and fiber products and provides targeted grazing services for a variety of clients. Auburn, CA 95602, USA, flyingmulefarm@gmail.com.

Abstract

On the Ground

Targeted grazing is an increasingly popular tool for managing vegetation over large landscapes.
While the principles of targeted grazing are scientifically based, the successful practice of targeted grazing requires site-specific knowledge of plant growth, animal nutrition and grazing behavior, ecosystem function, and public relations.
Targeted grazing requires significant producer investment—in livestock, infrastructure and equipment, and knowledge.

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Dan Macon "The Art and Science of Targeted Grazing—A Producer's Perspective," Rangelands 36(5), 31-35, (1 October 2014). https://doi.org/10.2111/Rangelands-D-14-00028.1

Published: 1 October 2014

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