Native Grassland Restoration in the Middle Trinity River Basin
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- December 7, 2021
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As costs increase for fuel, fertilizer, and equipment for introduced grasses in pastures, native forages are becoming more economical for ranches. Native grasses benefit wildlife also. This publication provides guidelines for restoring native grasslands in the Middle Trinity River Basin. (16 Pages)
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