rangeland , auch: rangelands

Many of these trails are still visible in the rangeland.

An abundance of these plants on a rangeland indicates good health.

The western side of the United States is 53% rangeland.

Fire is often considered a low cost method of improving rangeland condition.

She changed course toward it, guessing he'd called because there were no more trees in the rangeland beyond.

These regulations also provided for broader public participation in rangeland management.

What is now rangeland has remnants of reservoirs from this time period.

This is evident when annual changes in precipitation have an effect on rangeland health.

The land is used primarily for rangeland and irrigated agriculture.

These techniques must be linked with good grazing practices in rangeland areas.

Most are used as rangeland or wild life habitat.

Three unmarked cars were parked out there in the rangeland now, little more than two miles away.

This technology made it economically feasible to fence rangeland for the first time.

The American Indians used fire to maintain such areas as rangeland.

Most of the areas where the plant grows are on rangeland used for grazing livestock.

The robbery site was minimal rangeland and had been chosen specifically because of this.

On rangeland, its absence can also be a good indicator of overgrazing.

This plant is sometimes added to seed mixes used for rangeland improvement.

Today, land use is a mixture of rangeland, pastures, and farmland.

It is sometimes used for revegetation efforts on rangeland and coal fields.

Most of the land is arable, although many hectares can be used for rangeland.

It is needed to prevent further desertification of rangeland through overgrazing.

And, of course, conditions are no better on the rangeland than they are in the hayfields.

Most of the rangeland the armored column passed through might never have known the hand of man.

Only approved ecological sites for forestland and rangeland are available to the public.