Grazing animals can be used as a way to control competing vegetation in forested areas. This practice, used for site preparation or brushing treatments after planting, removes woody and non-woody growth. Many factors need thought before selecting this met
| Date Published: | January 01, 1998 | |
| Publisher: | Ontario Government, Ministry of Natural Resources | |
| Author: | Science and Information Resources Division |
ISSN 1201-9348
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Grazing Animals for Forest Vegetation Management. (PDF, 238 KB)
