sheep ranching

Killing coyotes is a major part of sheep ranching in the West.

Sheep ranching was introduced to the area about 1890.

Sheep ranching was important in the region during the days of early settlement by non-natives.

Cattle and sheep ranching are also vitally important to the valley's economy.

However, the Navajo not only gave up raiding but soon became successful at sheep ranching.

Cattle and sheep ranching also contribute to the agricultural output of the area.

The early sheep ranching eventually gave way to cattle and alfalfa hay production.

The agricultural sector of the county has been out-paced by cattle and sheep ranching.

Agriculture was long the community's mainstay, between grain farming and sheep ranching.

Dominic Burns, one of the early owners, for whom the bog is named, tried sheep ranching.

Later, he returned to Montana and sheep ranching in Martinsdale.

Hwass had grown up in the sheep ranching territories ofWunderland.

Cattle and sheep ranching had long been California's main business with the stock fattening up on public domain lands.

Morgan was once ruined financially by sheep ranching.

On a large ranch the family leased north of the city, Jansen learned cattle and sheep ranching skills.

Agriculture, mainly field crops, orchards, and livestock (particularly sheep ranching,) is also important to the economy of the county.

In addition, some of the islands were developed to support sheep ranching, and meat and wool exports became important.

Wahsatch was established as a railroad camp, later achieving local prominence in sheep ranching.

The mid-20th century saw a number of abortive attempts to diversify the islands' economy away from large scale sheep ranching.

The town also had sheep ranching, citrus farms, wheat, corn, rye, and much more.

Sheep ranching, though less than half as productive in the 21st century that as recently as 1990, remains important at the local level.

In addition, it possesses sheep ranching and deposits of iron and copper.

Today, the main industries in the valley are farming and ranching, especially sheep ranching.

By the early 1900s, cattle and sheep ranching were prominent, along with some limited pear and walnut production.

The remaining families prospered from sheep ranching.