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LD Ford Rangeland
Conservation Science:
HORSE PROPERTY
STEWARDSHIP PLANNING
Do you own or manage a horse
property, and need technical assistance with
planning to:
1. Improve stewardship of the
pastures, grazing lands, wetlands, riparian
areas, or wildlife habitat areas?
2. Assess how many horses can
be supported by those lands?
3. Determine whether you have
any lands management problems or special resources
issues that you could improve, to be a better
steward?
4. Supplement the technical
advising available from your local office of
the University of California Cooperative Extension
Sercvice, USDA Natural Resources Conservation
Service (NRCS) or Resource Conservation District
(RCD)?

We can work with you to provide:
1. Advising and preliminary
assessments of the status of your management
issues, and about what you can do to improve
stewardship of your property;
2. More detailed assessments
of key issues and special resources with an
illustrated report;
3. Follow-up monitoring of the
status of key issues and special resources identified
in the assessments
Horse
Property Stewardship Issues:
- Pasture and
rangeland management
- Soil erosion
reduction
- Water pollution
reduction
- Pest plant
ID and infestation controls
- Manure management
- Fire hazard
reduction
- Biodiversity
and endangered species ID and habitat improvement
- Wildlife-friendly
fencing, watering, and ponds
- Enhancement
of riparian woodlands
- Integration
of horse operations with associated agricultural
and other commercial activities
- Regulation
and permiting
- Referrals to
sources of expert technical assistance
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