Loamy Meadow Site Mix of smooth brome and orchardgrass planted years ago. ● Produces about 1,200 lbs/acre with a proper utilization level of 50% Shallow.

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Loamy Meadow Site Mix of smooth brome and orchardgrass planted years ago. ● Produces about 1,200 lbs/acre with a proper utilization level of 50% Shallow Loam Site Native bunchgrasses (50%), forbs (45%) and native shrubs (5%) including bitterbrush and other native shrubs. ● Produces about 725 lbs/acre with a proper utilization level of 40% Shallow Rocky Site Bunchgrasses (50%), forbs (25%) and native shrubs (25%). ● Produces about 550 lbs/acre of forage with a proper utilization level of 40% Salmon Ranch Headquarters Pasture 210 acres total all Loamy Meadow North-East Pasture 210 acres total all Loamy Meadow Ranch Headquarters North-West Pasture 420 acres total: 400 ac. Loamy Meadow + 20 ac.Shallow Loam Hillside Pasture 220 acres 30 ac. Loamy Meadow ac Shallow Loam + 85 ac Shallow Rocky Southside Pasture 225 ac Total 10 ac. Loamy Meadow ac Shallow Loam Ranch road water tank Perennial stream Design a grazing system that will maximize rangeland health or animal performance (you choose one of these two goals, either range health or animal performance) Describe your system in 1 page (rotation, number of herds, numbers of pastures, etc) in one page and return for class on Wednesday. West Central Pasture

Continuous or Season Long Grazing a particular pasture or area the entire year, including the dormant season (see season- long grazing).

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Continuous or Season Long – grazing a particular pasture or area the entire year, including the dormant season (see season-long grazing).

Deferred Rotation Grazing program with at least 2 pastures where a deferment from grazing is rotated among pastures over years. Deferment = a period of non-grazing until after seed-set

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch East Pasture West Pasture Deferred Rotation – at least 2 pastures where a deferment from grazing is rotated among pastures over years. Deferred

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch East Pasture West Pasture Deferred Rotation – at least 2 pastures where a deferment from grazing is rotated among pastures over years. Deferred

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch East Pasture West Pasture Deferred Rotation – at least 2 pastures where a deferment from grazing is rotated among pastures over years. Deferred

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch East Pasture West Pasture Deferred Rotation – at least 2 pastures where a deferment from grazing is rotated among pastures over years. Deferred

Deferred Rotation Example 2 = 3 pasture system

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Center Pasture South Pasture Southside Pasture North Pasture Deferred

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Center Pasture South Pasture Southside Pasture North Pasture Deferred

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Center Pasture South Pasture Southside Pasture North Pasture Deferred

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Center Pasture South Pasture Southside Pasture North Pasture Deferred

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Center Pasture South Pasture Southside Pasture North Pasture Deferred

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Center Pasture South Pasture Southside Pasture North Pasture Deferred

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Center Pasture South Pasture Southside Pasture North Pasture Deferred

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Center Pasture South Pasture Southside Pasture North Pasture Deferred

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Center Pasture South Pasture Southside Pasture North Pasture Deferred

Rest Rotation Grazing program with at least 3 pastures where 1 pasture in the system is not grazed at all for one year. Rest= a period of non-grazing for a whole growing season

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Center Pasture South Pasture Southside Pasture North Pasture - -REST- - Rest Rotation – at least 3 pastures where a full season of rest from grazing is rotated among pastures over years.

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Center Pasture South Pasture Southside Pasture North Pasture - -REST- - Rest Rotation – at least 3 pastures where a full season of rest from grazing is rotated among pastures over years.

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Center Pasture South Pasture Southside Pasture North Pasture - -REST- -

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Center Pasture South Pasture Southside Pasture North Pasture - -REST- -

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Center Pasture South Pasture Southside Pasture North Pasture - -REST- -

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Center Pasture South Pasture Southside Pasture North Pasture - -REST- -

Intense Rotation High Intensity: Low Frequency or Short Duration Grazing program where each pasture is grazed for a short time. Usually grazed at least twice per year.

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Pasture A Pasture B Pasture C Pasture F Pasture E Pasture D

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Pasture A Pasture B Pasture C Pasture F Pasture E Pasture D

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Pasture A Pasture B Pasture C Pasture F Pasture E Pasture D

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Pasture A Pasture B Pasture C Pasture F Pasture E Pasture D

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Pasture A Pasture B Pasture C Pasture F Pasture E Pasture D

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Pasture A Pasture B Pasture C Pasture F Pasture E Pasture D

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Pasture A Pasture B Pasture C Pasture F Pasture E Pasture D

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Pasture A Pasture B Pasture C Pasture F Pasture E Pasture D

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Pasture A Pasture B Pasture C Pasture F Pasture E Pasture D

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Pasture A Pasture B Pasture C Pasture F Pasture E Pasture D

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Pasture A Pasture B Pasture C Pasture F Pasture E Pasture D

Loamy Meadow Site Shallow Loam Site Shallow Rocky Site Salmon Ranch Pasture A Pasture B Pasture C Pasture F Pasture E Pasture D