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FOREST SERVICE MANUAL
CEDAR CITY, UTAH
TITLE 2200 - RANGE MANAGEMENT
Dixie National Forest Supplement 2200-93-1
Effective November 30, 1993
POSTING NOTICE: Supplements are numbered consecutively by title and calendar year. Post
by document name. Remove entire document and replace with this supplement. Retain this
transmittal as the first page of this document. The last supplement to the Title was Supplement
2200-92-1 to FSM 2200.
Document Name
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Digest:
2231 - Provides Grazing Permit Part 3 provision to provide for revegetation maintenance of
pinyon/juniper treatment areas.
/s/ Hugh C. Thompson
HUGH C. THOMPSON
Forest Supervisor
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FSM 2200 - RANGE MANAGEMENT
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2230 - GRAZING AND LIVESTOCK USE PERMIT SYSTEM
2231.5 - Special Part 3 Provision. The following special provision in Part 3 (Form FS-2200-10a)
is approved for issuance of Grazing Permits with term status to encourage revegetation
maintenance (Exhibit 01). It is intended for use on those allotments where significant amounts
of the permitted obligations are based on pinyon/juniper treatment areas.
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2231.5 - Exhibit 01
PART III CLAUSE FOR MAINTENANCE OF
PINYON/JUNIPER TREATMENT AREAS
(Amount) acres of the (name) allotment were treated to remove the pinyon/juniper overstory and
reseeded to improve livestock forage production. Currently (amount) head months or
(percentage) percent of the permitted obligation are based on this revegetation work.
To retain the permitted capacity from these areas will require project revegetation maintenance
on (amount) acres annually by removal of pinyon/juniper encroachment. Maintenance of
pinyon/juniper revegetation projects from conifer encroachment will be on an optional basis.
However, failure to perform this necessary maintenance will result in adjustments to numbers of
livestock permitted and season of use as changes in forage production occur.