Institutional Interactions: How Government Programs and Public Lands Grazing Permits Influence Ranchers’ Adaptation to Drought
- 29 July 2026
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Taylor & Francis in Society & Natural Resources
- p. 1-21
Abstract
Rangeland management has often been called both an “art” and a “science,” reflecting the complexity of managing livestock systems under dynamic social, economic, and environmental conditions (Meure...Keywords
Funding Information
- United States Department of Agriculture National Institutes on Food and Agriculture (2017-67027-26313)
- National Science Foundation Division of Graduate Education (1633831)
- P.E.O. Scholar Award
- Montana Water Center, Montana State University
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