@mhagle thanks, it's late for me and I shouldn't be talking online but thank you for the sig attribution. I think it's from a farm project I saw somewhere else a long time ago, will look it up tomorrow.

Meanwhile, here's more people doing good things, I hope LaChienHenry sees this too:
Grazing in the Sonoma County Regional Parks for Vegetation Management

There may be drought and wildfires and political despair, but decades after people thought they were gone forever, wildflowers are blossoming again in a corner of Petaluma’s Helen Putnam Park.

It’s been a sheep solution: Carefully controlled grazing has eliminated many of the non-native, invasive plants that were choking out flowers and native grasses.

Not only that, the sheep have created a significant fire break because the same invasive plants that choke out wildflowers are fast-burning fuel for wildfires.

I lived in Petaluma so long, I was there when Helen Putman was mayor. It was when Mary Hartman Mary Hartman was popular on TV, so we called her Mayor Putman Mayor Putman. heh Then, decades later I walked in that park named after her almost every day, it has steep climbs and great views.

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