Grazing Partners Play Vital Role in Nebraska Rangelands Conservation
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A herd of cattle gather around a stock pond on the vast Oglala National Grasslands.
On any given day during grazing season, Black Angus cattle amble across areas of the Oglala National Grassland in northwestern Nebraska. Yet they play a bigger role than just grazing for their daily meal. They help support the local economy, are the lifeline of a family business and have a role in a healthy rangeland ecosystem. Read more »
