F Smith Cattle grazing in longleaf pine forests of south mississippi

Excerpt from Cattle Grazing in Longleaf Pine Forests of South Mississippi During the past 40 years, there has been a gradual improvement in cattle breeding and management on many farms located on the better soils of the area.

These farms have cultivated fields suitable for limited production of hay, and pasture for winter feeding and grazing.

But some 70 percent of the area is still timberland, and forest range thus remains an important source of forage.

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