Here's a list of benefits:
- Helps control invasive plants such as cactus, red- and blue-berry junipers, and honey mesquite
- Removes thatch and aids in nutrient recycling
- Helps control various range plant diseases
- Revitalizes vegetation and stimulates plant growth
- Aids in germinating the seed of certain plant species
- Improves the palpability and nutritive value of native grasses, grass-like plants, forbs, and shrubs
- Increases native range forage yield over time
- Allows for better livestock and wildlife distribution and utilization of range forage
- Improves habitat for range-dependent wildlife
- Serves as a natural cleansing agent -- like a charcoal filter -- for removing pollutants from the soil, water, and air
- Reduces the number and severity of wildfires
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