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Studies of g-razing management for cow-calf operations on native range have been conducted on the Texas Experimental Ranch since 1960. Three stocking rates and three grazing systems were evaluated. Calf production was greater from the deferred-rotation grazing systems than from continuous grazing at the same stocking rate. Heavier stocking rates reduced calf production per animal unit slightly, but production per acre increased significantly. The net returns per animal unit were greatest from the Merrill system, stocked at a moderate rate, and the net returns per acre were greatest from heavy continuous stocking. The optimum stocking rate for this range appeared to be between 40 and 50 animal units per section and it was profitable to use the Merrill grazing system.

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Cow-Calf Response to Stocking Rates and Grazing Systems on Native Range (La Produccion de Vacas y Becerros a Differentes Cargas y Sistemas de Pastoreo con Rotacion en Pastizales Naturales)