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U of I study confirms spring cattle grazing has no effect on sage-grouse nest success

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Study: Responsible public land grazing can continue without harming sage grouse.

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U of I study confirms spring cattle grazing has no effect on sage-grouse nest success

Study: Responsible public land grazing can continue without harming sage grouse.

·Twin Falls, United States
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Times-News broke the news in Twin Falls, United States on Saturday, June 14, 2025.
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