Kansas has 19.25 million acres of privately owned grazing
lands. This accounts for 39% of the total land base in Kansas.
- Privately owned grazing lands are fundamental to
environmental, social, and economic stability.
- Proper grazing management helps harvest a renewable resource
in a sustainable manner to produce food and fiber.
- Voluntary programs can distribute information on proper
grazing management and lead to improved resource management.
- Recognition of private property rights and voluntary
participation in improved management practices results in environmental, economic, and
social benefits.
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