Grazing and Browsing: How Plants are Affected
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- December 7, 2021
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Overview
Grazing and browsing can have a neutral, positive, or negative effect on rangeland plants. This publication explains the effects of grazing and browsing on plants, details the indicators of overuse of the range, and lists grazing management practices that help preserve rangeland resources. (7 pages)
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