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Ranchland Stewardship Program is sponsored by Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC). The Ranchland Stewardship Program (RSP) aims to expand and increase the use of technology to improve grazing management planning and adaptive strategies that enhance soil health.
The RSP plans to use data-driven adaptive management decision-making tools to increase carbon storage in the soil, thereby increasing soil carbon sequestration on Montana's expansive and diverse rangelands. The program's goal is to support rangeland stewardship and increase carbon storage on 100,000 acres over the grant term.
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