Explore: Texas 4-H Range Evaluation | Exploring Texas 4-H Range Judging
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- February 6, 2023
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The Texas 4-H Range Judging Contest equips participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to successfully plan and direct the grazing of forage for successful and sustainable livestock production. This publication introduces the basics of participating in range judging contests, including plant identification, range evaluation, and range health. (26 pages)
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