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Influence of Burning and Grazing Management Practices on Subirrigated Sandhill Meadow Hay Production
Subirrigated meadows are a valuable forage resource to Sandhills ranching operations being used for hay production, grazing, or a combination of both. Practices that sustain meadow productivity should be encouraged to ensure a consistent feed supply for cattle. The potential influence of prescribed
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