Habitat Improvement and Wildlife Population Growth
The text explains that habitat quality, not single panaceas like predator control or stocking, drives wildlife numbers. It describes plant succession, habitat management methods, and the slow but lasting gains from improving range, wetlands, and protected woodlands for conservation outcomes.
James Van Vleet Joins American Shorthorn Junior Member Group
James L. Van Vleet was accepted as a Junior Member in the American Shorthorn Association wide registry for Shorthorn and Polled Shorthorn beef cattle. Junior Members receive breeder registration privileges except voting and participate in breed promotion and Junior beef events education.
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Ovid
James L. van Vleet
Sherman Berg
Berg
James
Conservation farming boosts soil and water health and wildlife
Planting shrubs along the woods border reduces competition for water and nutrients, protecting the woods from drying wind while providing habitat and food for wildlife. Fencing a stream and planting willow banks stabilizes watercourses, saving bottomland pastures and benefiting shore wildlife and fish. These practices improve farm productivity and wildlife living conditions.
Pure beef breed shows largest growth in US cattle
The American Shorthorn Ascoc. posted the biggest annual expansion among pure beef breeds in the United States. The Belton Texas Journal quotes James H. Russell remarking how highway interchange signs resemble the old saying about fooling people.
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United States
James H. Russell
Belton (Tex
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