Facts and Figures 1997 |
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GRAZING MANAGMENT AND RANGE IMPROVEMENT PRACTICES The following represents best current estimate of opportunities to reach the grazing potential on public lands in Utah. As the Bureau's integrated planning system is implemented, these judgments are subject to revision. All allotments are divided into three management categories as follows:
M Category allotments are managed to maintain the current satisfactory range condition I Category allotments are managed to improve existing conditions. C Category allotments are managed under a custodial concept whereby resource potential is low, no use conflicts exist, or opportunities for a positive economic return from public investments do not exist, and present management is accomplishing the desired results.
Total to Date: Includes all improvements since passage of the Taylor Grazing Act in 1934.
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