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Activity 2.3.2 Ranches as Grassland Conservation

 1. Exploratory


CEO Jim Howell of grasslands LLC which is also a sister of savory institute focuses on conserving energy through Hostillic management. Hostillic management focuses on grazing land through natural methods. 


2. Diagnostic


Mimic the natural live stock from years ago to graze land in a healthier more environmental way. 


3. Cause and Effect


Natural grazing allows animals to consume healthy plants and low cost to graze land vs commercial grazing which requires supplements for animals and higher costs. Therefore, holistic management allows to increase income for farmers and help benefit land owners and there profits 

4. Priority

The most important issues is to continue this method of natural grazing and to inform the environment on the damn age and negative consequences of commercial grazing 


5. Application

Inform the society of the pros of this type of grazing and i from listeners of the history and cycles of the environment 


6. Critical


This makes me understand the important and effectiveness of the ecosystems processes and understand the importance of the species on land and living plant based and the great percentage of livestock because of this type of natural grazing 

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