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Sharing Open Space: What to Expect from Grazing Livestock
Part of the Understanding Working Rangelands series. This is a basic guide on what to do if you encounter grazing livestock while hiking, with tips on cattle's flight zone, high-head body language, and how to keep dogs safe around livestock.
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8516
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The Benefits of Livestock Grazing California's Annual Grasslands
Grazing livestock do a lot more than just fill their bellies with wild grasses. Their grazing also helps keep potential wildfire fuels in check and enhances habitat opportunities for native plants, birds, frogs, salamanders, and more.
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Guidelines for Describing Grazing Management & Utilization
Terms and quantification techniques to help you accurately assess the effects of livestock grazing when you conduct a botanical survey of an area.
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7225
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Profiles of California Brush
Brush species have low nutritional value and present challenges to targeted grazing management. Livestock producers can use this publication to identify selected toxic brush species found in the California chaparral.
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8527
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Bay Area Ranching Heritage: A Continuing Legacy
Livestock grazing has been practiced in California for more than 200 years, and it continues to benefit local communities today, not least by helping keep open space available for recreation use.
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8528
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Cattle, Sheep, Goats, and Horses: What's the Difference for Working Rangelands?
Range livestock species differ in size, weight, behavior, and feeding preferences. Learn how these factors can influence their suitability for grazing on a particular area of multi-use rangeland.
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8524
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Cows Need Water, Too: Water Sources, Wetlands, and Riparian Areas
All creatures need access to water. One good way to water range livestock is to use natural water sources on the grazing site. Learn how to provide animal access and still protect the water resource.
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8525
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Rangeland Management Series: Factors and Practices that Influence Livestock. . .
Fine-tuning traditional livestock distribution techniques can improve effectiveness. Learn how to use management practices to alter distribution and to attract livestock into targeted grazing areas or away from environmentally critical areas.
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Rapid User Guide: Postfire Grazing on California's Intermountain Rangelands
"When can livestock resume grazing?" This is one of the first questions that land managers and producers often ask after a fire. This user guide will walk you through grazing management decisions that should be made in the spring following fire
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8730
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