Preferential grazing continues under rest-rotation management
By: by Raymond D. Ratliff
Contributors: Pacific Southwest Forest and Range Experiment Station (Berkeley, Calif.); California Forest and Range Experiment Station
Series: Research note / Pacific Southwest Forest and Range Experiment Station -- no. 206; Research note / California Forest and Range Experiment Station -- no. 206; Research note (California Forest and Range Experiment Station) -- no. 206.
Publisher: California Forest and Range Experiment Station
Published: 1962
Place of publication: Berkeley, Calif
Language: eng
Subjects: Range management; Rotational grazing
Description: Even with considerable attention given to the problem of livestock distribution, preferential grazing of the range still occurs under rest-rotation management. However, rest-rotation management provides needed rest for preferred areas and forces cattle to use some areas they might otherwise not graze.--p.[1]
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