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The danger of monocrop

Grassland sequesters 5 tons per acre of carbon a year Cedar trees are non-native species. They were planted to help stop the dust bowl of the 1930’s. Now they have become wild and are taking up acres of our ranchland and grassland. We are working to clear all of the trees out and to eventually mimic the fires Each cedar tree drinks about 25 gallons of water a day. To preserve the prairie, you have to really take care of the land. This is the danger of mono crops. When trees blot out the premie grass, you move from having 80-90 species of grass to one crop cedar trees. This hurts the watershed and forces animal and birds out of their preferred landscape. Grassland is hidden diversity and is great for the environment.