Using Historical Rainfall Patterns to Plan for Drought in the High Plains
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- December 7, 2021
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Overview
Periods of dry weather are part of life for range livestock operations. This publication explains how to use historical rainfall patterns to plan for drought before it occurs. Topics include the economics of herd composition, grazing management, and overall stocking rates. By mitigating the effects of drought, you can deal with temporary setbacks and avoid an ongoing crisis. (5 pages)
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