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Iberlin Brothers Fight Low Profits and Predators as Sheep ~ In 1963 for instance when all the ranchers here used sheepherders to handle and guard their sheep herds the Iberlin brothers were the first in the county to switch to the concept of fenced pastures Most county sheep ranchers have since switched to fencing because of the scarcity and rising wage costs of herders The Iberlins foresight resulted

VOL 36 No 2 PUBLISHED BY THE WYOMING FARM BUREAU ~ ranchers and livestock A soaring population of grizzly bears has already taken over my family’s grazing territory killing our sheep in broad daylight and leaving us with heavy losses In one year alone we lost 259 ewes and 186 lambs Worse yet one of our sheepherders was attacked and mauled by a fullgrown grizzly He Calendar of Events

Headed into the Wind ~ of the Arizona–New Mexico territories and gradually gained insight into the enormity of impact that ranchers and sheepherders were having on the habitat Earlier in the nineteenth century the Old Spanish Trail wended from Santa Fe to Los Angeles and environs through part of what was to become the Carson National Forest

Southwest Crossroads— Search for keyword Moors ~ A dynamic interactive online learning matrix of original texts poems fiction maps paintings photographs oral histories and films that will allow teachers and students in grades 712 to explore the many contentious stories that diverse peoples have used to make sense of themselves and the region

edu ~ call all night—all year long Few things have gotten the Hawaiian publics attention like this quartersize frog with the Invasives take a staggering toll on the worlds economy They cost the alone 140 billion dollars a year In the Old West cattlemen battled sheepherders over grazing land Today theres a new enemy—a Eurasian

Progressive Agriculture in Arizona Volume 29 Number 3 ~ PROGRESSIVE AGRICULTURE IN ARIZONA Summer 1977 Volume XXIX Number 3 Published quarterly by the College of Agriculture including Agricultural Experiment Station Cooperative Extension Service and Resident Instruction in the College of Agriculture and the School of Home Economics at the University of Arizona Tucson Arizona 85721

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Homesteading On The Pajarito Plateau 18871942 by Jim ~ Homesteading on the Pajarito Plateau Overview Formal homesteading on the Pajarito Plateau began in the late 1880s when in 1887 Juan Luis Garcia filed the plateau’s first successful homestead

Foreign Affairs Field Day at the Saval University of Arizona ~ llangwanu5 o ucemoer wou 4b Foreign Affairs Field Day at the Saval Debra L Beck THEY CAME FROM RENO AND LARAMIE Denver and Mis soula Washington and the Peoples Republic of China They represented land management agencies research institutes universities the livestock industry and the field of gathering place was Elko in