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Spring Meadow Management Practices: What’s a Rancher to Do?
Subirrigated meadows are a valuable forage resource to ranching operations in the Nebraska Sandhills, being used for both hay production and livestock grazing. The water table of these meadows is within one meter of the soil surface during the growing season. In some years, wet conditions hinder mea
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