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Where ranching predominates, wetlands provide choice dry-season pastures; corrals and milking sheds often perch on the islands.
They are labeled as 'costs' due to the prevailing notion that ranching leads to negative environmental impacts.
Following the removal of such distortions, if ranching remains a profitable activity, then the analysis may move on to the next step in the analysis.
Logging generally is the initial mode of land development, followed by land clearing, cropping, and cattle ranching.
In-terms of vegetation, 80 per cent of the district can be classified as low savanna and arid/semi-arid (ranching zones).
They proposed ranching schemes, market access, improved breeding techniques, and commercialized stock farming as solutions to the 'pastoral problem'.
Given the decline in international beef prices, such concerns are currently often qualified by the statement that 'in any case, ranching is not even profitable'.
Commercial livestock ranching systems (which replaced the wild herds and are barely a hundred years old) produce meat, hides and fiber.
By contrast, ranching contributed an average 46 per cent of farm income, with a mean herd size of 32 head (23 animal units).
If these failures exist, then by implication the economic returns to ranching are not adequately reflected in the previous equation.
The economic value of commercial livestock ranching (to society as a whole) was generally found to be low but positive.
The net economic returns for the different land use combinations presented above are largely positive, with only smallholder ranching achieving returns of less than $1,000 hectare.
Commercial logging, urban sprawl, livestock ranching, and other activities are likewise of considerable importance, but lie beyond the scope of this paper.
On the other hand, our study indicates that cattle ranching may be far more compatible with wild ungulates.
Yet, by the 1760s and 1770s, bailtean were being removed to make way for high rent paying cattle and sheep ranching.
