<p>It is a longstanding view in the world of forestry that livestock and timberland cannot coexist. Livestock can cause significant harm to trees, forest soils, and the all important duff layer on the forest floor.  However, with good understanding and careful management there may just be a way to have the best of both worlds.</p>

It is a longstanding view in the world of forestry that livestock and timberland cannot coexist. Livestock can cause significant harm to trees, forest soils, and the all important duff layer on the forest floor. However, with good understanding and careful management there may just be a way to have the best of both worlds.

<p>It is a longstanding view in the world of forestry that livestock and timberland cannot coexist. Livestock can cause significant harm to trees, forest soils, and the all important duff layer on the forest floor.&nbsp; However, with good understanding and careful management there may just be a way to have the best of both worlds.</p>

Can Livestock and Woodlands Coexist?

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