Permit Buyout Information Packet

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A Solution for Public Lands Ranching
	Voluntary Federal Grazing Permit Buyout Overview
	Federal Livestock Grazing AUMs: B(u)y the Numbers
	Overview of the Benefits of the Multiple-Use Conflict Resolution Act
	Economic Benefits of the Multiple-Use Conflict Resolution Act
	Social Benefits of the Multiple-Use Conflict Resolution Act
	Fiscal Benefits of the Multiple-Use Conflict Resolution Act
	Why Ranchers Should and Do Support the Multiple-Use Conflict Resolution Act
	Other Government Buyout Programs
	How to Retire Your Federal Grazing Permit or Lease for Compensation: A Primer for Ranchers
Pending Voluntary Grazing Permit Buyout Legislation
	Multiple-Use Conflict Resolution Act (H.R. 3166)
		Multiple Use Conflict Resolution Act Annotated
		MUCRA Summary, Status, Congressional Sponsors
	Central Idaho Economic Development and Recreation Act (H.R. 3603)
		CIEDRA Summary, Status, Congressional Sponsors
	Voluntary Grazing Permit Buyout Endorsements
Related Issues
	The Limited Role of Federal Land Management Agencies in Voluntary Grazing Permit Buyout
	A Rational Alternative to Public Lands Grassbanks: Private Lands Forage Cooperatives
	Limitations to Third-Party Buyouts of Federal Grazing Permits
	The Use of Domestic Livestock for Fire Fuel Reduction and Ecological Restoration under the Multiple-Use Conflict Resolution Act
	Explication of and Rationale for the Voluntary Grazing Permit Waiver Provision in the Proposed Central Idaho Economic Development and Recreation Act
	Federal Grazing Permit Buyout Program will Not Create New Rights in Permits
Voluntary Grazing Permit Buyout Media Clips
	Grazers get another letter (CAPITAL PRESS)
	Land for Peace: An End of the "Grazing War? (SALT LAKE TRIBUNE)
	Buy them Out: Reducing Cattle Numbers would Ease Pressure on the National Monument (MAIL TRIBUNE)
	Room for Bears (SALT LAKE TRIBUNE)
	Enviro Coalition Buys Out Large Grazing Lease in Wyoming (USA TODAY)
	Selling the Purple Sage: Grazing Rights Buyout is Fair Proposal for Ranchers (ARIZONA REPUBLIC)
	Livestock at Large (FOREST Magazine)
	Enviros Courting Ranchers? It's That Peaceful Queasy Feeling (FOREST Magazine)
	Subsidized Cow Chow (THE ECONOMIST)