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Fort Hunter Liggett maintains training lands with targeted grazing | The King City Rustler | Your Local News Source in King City, California
JOLON — What do a BeeLiner C-17, a herd of 300 goats and an endangered arroyo toad have in common? They’ve all shared land space at Fort Hunter Liggett’s Schoonover Airfield. Fort Hunter Liggett (FHL) recently deployed hundreds of goats to Schoonover Airfield in September, as a targeted grazing project designed to neutralize the invasive yellow star thistle. The plant chokes out the natural habitat and reduces the biomass in the San Antonio Rive…
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Fort Hunter Liggett maintains training lands with targeted grazing | The King City Rustler | Your Local News Source in King City, California
JOLON — What do a BeeLiner C-17, a herd of 300 goats and an endangered arroyo toad have in common? They’ve all shared land space at Fort Hunter Liggett’s Schoonover Airfield. Fort Hunter Liggett (FHL) recently deployed hundreds of goats to Schoonover Airfield in September, as a targeted grazing project designed to neutralize the invasive yellow star thistle. The plant chokes out the natural habitat and reduces the biomass in the San Antonio Rive…
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