More and more hereafter the stock owners will have the necessity forced upon them of providing green summer pasturage within the limits of their own ranges; and so the question of irrigation is wellnigh as important to the stockmen as to the agriculturist proper.
Roosevelt points out the growing necessity for stock owners to manage their grazing lands effectively.
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