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Cedar Clearing in Texas

Methods for Cedar Clearing from Ranches in Texas

Key Takeaways Cedar (juniper) takes over Texas pasture fast, drying up springs and choking out grass. Eastern red cedar and Ashe juniper behave differently, so identifying the species changes the plan. Three main clearing methods: mechanical, prescribed burning, and herbicides....

TACKLING A THORNY PROBLEM: Pricklypear Removal

Key Takeaways Pricklypear spreads fast and takes over pasture, especially through dry years. Mechanical grubbing runs $80 to $100 per hour. The cactus has to be buried under 18 to...

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