Overgrazing and the Maturing of an Adaptive Grazing Thought Process
Close to 20 years ago, we noticed a discouraging event slowly unfolding on our pivot-irrigated pasture of 12 acres: The first 120 feet of the pasture starting from the pivot point was producing less and less grass in comparison to the remaining perimeter of the pivot.
By Dave Scott, NCAT Livestock Specialist
By Dave Scott, NCAT Livestock Specialist
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Episode 168. Water Quality Trading
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