Grazing mixed conifer forests

Authors

Barbara H. Kosco
James W. Bartolome

Authors Affiliations

Barbara H. Kosco is Research Assistant, Department of Forestry and Conservatim, Berkeley; James W. Bartolome is Lecturer and Associate Secialisst, Department of Forestry and Conservatim, Berkeley.

Publication Information

Hilgardia 32(5):5-7. DOI:10.3733/ca.v032n05p5. May 1978.

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Abstract

Grazing on the 13 million acres of mixed conifer forests in California could provide an income through grazing fees, reduce fire hazard, and enhance tree growth—while providing more efficient livestock production for foothill ranches.