Monitoring for Success
John L. McLain
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John L. McLain
Abstract
The use of data gained from monitoring vegetation and soil parameters to enhance the ecological and economic efficacy of range livestock enterprises is not a new concept. I have been involved in several applications of rangeland monitoring to enhance the quality of rangeland environments and to preserve range livestock production as a proper and economically effective means of using such environments.
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The use of data gained from monitoring vegetation and soil parameters to enhance the ecological and economic efficacy of range livestock enterprises is not a new concept. I have been involved in several applications of rangeland monitoring to enhance the quality of rangeland environments and to preserve range livestock production as a proper and economically effective means of using such environments.
Key concepts: Rangeland, Livestock, Environmental resource management, Environmental science, Vegetation (pathology), Production (economics), Quality (philosophy), Range (aeronautics)