PERMFILE130797

• Permit No: M1984097
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Name: MLR PLAN DATA
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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Seeding is advisable if tho range Ss Sn poor condition. Species
~nitable for seeding aze pubescent xheatgrass, intermediate xheatgrars,
smooth brome, and big bluegrass. Yloxing and drilling should be done on
the contour or across the slope to minimize runoff and soil loss br_fore
the grasses become established.
Seeding can also be done in conjunction xlth range pitting. Nid-summer
(late June) seedings have proven most successful. Deferred grazing, cross
fencing, and stock xater developments are practices generally needed to
prevent range deterioration and to promote the groxth and increase of
more desirable plant species.
C This soil provides xlnter range for elk and deer. Proper livestock
grazing practices as outlined above, x111 allox greater productivity of
grasses and (orbs xhich are utilized by elk and deer.
Slope and the gravel and cobble content of the soil are the features
that must be considered xhen planning the construction of homes and
roads. Erosion control practices are necessazy to keep soil losses at
a minimum, Use of heavy equipment is usually necessary xhen preparing
building sites and roads.
Capability subclass VIe
Range Slte: Loamy Park
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