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Instructions for Making Range Surveys (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

United States Department Of The Interior

 
9780366370481: Instructions for Making Range Surveys (Classic Reprint)

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The Range Examiners in charge will be responsible for the preparation of the plan for conducting each project and will designate properly qualified men, not only to perform actual field work themselves, but to serve as chiefs of field parties where the plan indicates. He will also determine the degree of intensity with which the work shall be done; select and train the technical personnel. He will issue specific instructions to the men under him regarding the handling of each project and will visit such projects with sufficient frequency to make sure that the work conforms to a uniform standard from.both the administrative and technical standpoint as outlined in these instructions.

It is absolutely important that the Regional Grazing Office shall furnish leadership and advice in determining standards to be net. The Range Examiner in charge will initiate the grazing survey projects in his region that are determined to be of primary importance after consultation with the Regional Graziers for when.the surveys are to be made. When such projects are initiated that call for work to be done exclusively by the ecfl'personnel it is desirable to have an experienced Grazing Service man demonstrate the methods in the field and give general directions for the carrying on of the same.

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