Herbaceous weed control and revegetation of semi-arid rangelands in western United States
Raymond A. Evans, James A. Young, Richard E. Eckert
Abstract
Raymond A. Evans, James A. Young, Richard E. Eckert
Abstract
Rangelands of the western United States are becoming an increasingly important resource for many uses, including livestock grazing, wild-life habitat, recreation areas and watersheds. These lands have much undeveloped potential and can be greatly improved to better sustain these many demands. Herbaceous weed control-revegetation systems are powerful tools in this improvement.
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Rangelands of the western United States are becoming an increasingly important resource for many uses, including livestock grazing, wild-life habitat, recreation areas and watersheds. These lands have much undeveloped potential and can be greatly improved to better sustain these many demands. Herbaceous weed control-revegetation systems are powerful tools in this improvement.
Key concepts: Rangeland, Revegetation, Agroforestry, Herbaceous plant, Arid, Weed control, Grazing, Livestock