PRIDAY, JULY 30, 1948
THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND, OREGON
PAGE NINE
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gebrush Land
Reclamation to
Be Demonstrated
Lof becoming the most signill
w movement in the history of
?tern stock raising is getting
Xr way in Lake county, in the
Kview Rotary club's program
encourage rangeland owners
nrivate, state and federal to
liar off the sagebrush and plant
hardy perennial grasses.
The club's project was aimed
at the wholesale reseedlng of the
sage covered desert lands in Lake
county. There is about 2 Si mil
lion acres of this, most of it own
ed by the federal government
(forest service, soil conservation
service, Taylor grazing service);
but many thousands of acres are
owned by the state and sheep and
cattle raisers.
Already the local project has
drawn the attention of large
stockmen outside of this county,
and even outside the state. The
Rotary club's end of the program
is, first, to put on an all-day
demonstration of sage clearing
and seeding methods, to be held
August 19 at the Elder brothers
ranch at Valley Falls, 20 miles
north of Lakeview. Stockmen,
soils and crops experts, and pub
lic officials from all over Oregon
have been invited, and invitations
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Recall Lush Grass
When white men first came to
Lake county, they found the des
ert country covered with lush
grasses, and sagebrush was
found only along the washes and
marginal areas. The grass, how
ever, disappeared in the face Of
over-grazing and drouths. As the
grass disappeared, the sage mov
ed out over the land.
Seeding among the sagebrush
has been tried, but this Is not ef
fectual because the land, dry des
ert by nature, has all it can do to
support the sagebrush. So the
orusn must first be removed.
The problem affects many mil
lions of acres throughout the
west.
Range clearing and seedine is
no longer an experiment. Exper
iments have been conducted on
small lots for years by the forest
service, Taylor grazing service,
agricultural colleges and other
agencies. They have now determ
ined which grasses are best for
dry land ranges.
experiments in eround DreDar-
ation have been made, too. These
include burning apparatus and
disc plows to remove the sage.
lo Encourage Projects
The Rotarv club's nroiect. then.
is actually to bring the known
facts of. range clearing and seed
ing to tne attention oi the land
owners and public officials in or
der to encourage wholesale proj
ects in returning the lands to
greater grazing efficiency.
With T. R. Conn, Lakeview at
torney, as chairman, and State
representative Burt K. Snyder,
Lakeview insurance man as co
chairman of its range committee,
the Rotary club is working close
ly with a five-man state advlsdry
eommmittee . which consists of
Walter Holt, Portland, manager
of the Pacific International Live
stock exposition; E. R. Jaekman,
Corvallis. Ore. extension special
ist at Oregon State college; J. E.
Peehanic, Portland,, chief, range
division, Pacific northwest forest
and range experiment station, U.
S. forest service; L. R. Nadeau,
Portland, bureau of land man
agement, department of the In
terior; and Waldo R. Frandsen,
Portland, soil conservation serv
ice, department of agriculture.
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