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Range Management for New Mexico (Hidalgo County)
Plan Goals
Land managers, with agency involvement, will be able to monitor ranges and understand why changes in the range condition occur and take approopriate management actions if needed. Land managers will have the skills to identify invasive weeds and poisonous
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Range Management for New Mexico
Impact Reports
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Ranchers were able to monitor ranges and understand why changes in the range condition occur and take appropriate management actions if needed. Ranchers were able to take preemptive measures in reducing poisonous plant losses.
Range monitoring manuals that cover range , riparian,soil erosion,water quality and wildlife population inventory and monitoring techniques have been published and will be revised in 2010.
Range monitoring manuals that cover range , riparian,soil erosion,water quality and wildlife population inventory and monitoring techniques have been published and will be revised in 2010.
Ranchers were able to monitor ranges and understand why changes in the range condition occur and take appropriate management actions if needed. Ranchers were able to take preemptive measures in reducing poisonous plant losses.
Range monitoring manuals that cover range , riparian,soil erosion,water quality and wildlife population inventory and monitoring techniques have been published and will be revised in 2010.
Range monitoring manuals that cover range , riparian,soil erosion,water quality and wildlife population inventory and monitoring techniques have been published and will be revised in 2010.
Kevin Branum has signed on to support Range Management for New Mexico within Hidalgo County.
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