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EPISODE · Apr 12, 2022 · 1H 5M

The Proper Use and Application of Four Land Management Tools

from Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting · host Adam Keith

During this week's podcast, Matt and Frank discuss the usage, application, and perspective that involve the four main types of habitat management tools. The four main types include prescribed fire, grazing, timber cutting/harvesting, and herbicide application.  These tools and their usage fall along a wide spectrum of usage, on both ends of the spectrum, either overuse or no use of each tool is less than ideal. The middle ground is where you find our recommendations lie. There is a balance that all land managers must find when it comes to using these tools and getting the responses you want the most. Factors such as regions, vegetation types, and climate all impact what is proper usage for you in your situation, not someone on social media. It's time to use these tools appropriately to generate the response that will achieve your results. 

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