When you think about the public lands being leased out at $1.35 an AUM, adding the $1 administrative fee at $2.35 still gives a tremendous benefit and advantage to part of the heritage of this country, which is the ranching heritage of America.
Salazar defends the low grazing fees on public lands as beneficial for ranching heritage.
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