STILLWATER, Okla. — Researchers and university scientists from three Midwestern states are partnering on a project using fire and mixed animal species to graze in an effort to enhance livestock production and more sustainable rangelands.
Fire, mixed-species grazing enhances livestock production in $10M research project
These doe, grazing a recently burned pasture at the OSU Research Range, are part of a multi-state research project between university researchers in Nebraska, Oklahoma and Texas. The researchers are using mixed species grazing with goats and cattle, and fire to help enhance livestock production and rangelands.
Mixed species grazing and fire help enhance livestock production and rangelands in multi-state research project.
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