Livestock and Rangeland

The Oregon State University Extension Service in Umatilla and Morrow Counties works with citizens, as well as partnering natural resource agencies, to promote management practices that are consistent with improving rangeland health for multiple uses (e.g., recreation, wildlife, and livestock).

Monitoring is a process that land managers can use to assess how management decisions affect rangeland and natural resource health. If you are interested in a rangeland monitoring, the extension office has rangeland monitoring kits that private landowners can borrow after receiving monitoring training.

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