Grazing not only benefits local economies, but it supports healthier grasslands and helps reduce wildfire risk.
John Hoeven: “Grazing not only benefits local economies, but it supports healthier grasslands and helps reduce wildfire risk.”
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Statement on grazing access proposal
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