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Working With Correctional Facilities to Produce Sagebrush for Greater Sagebrush Conservation2015Protocol for growing sagebrush with prisons Stacy Moore Institute for Applied EcologyPREFACE This protocol

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1. - Choose a suitable location with enough space for the sagebrush and the prisons.
2. - Prepare the soil by removing any weeds or debris and loosening it with a garden fork or tiller.
3. - Plant the sagebrush seeds or young plants according to the recommended spacing on the package or as advised by a horticulturist.
4. - Water the sagebrush regularly, keeping the soil moist but not waterlogged.
5. - Provide adequate sunlight for the sagebrush to thrive.
6. - Construct the prisons using appropriate materials and ensure they meet necessary safety and security standards.
7. - Place the prisons strategically among the sagebrush, considering access points and visibility.
8. - Monitor the growth of the sagebrush and maintain the prisons as needed.
9. - Harvest the sagebrush leaves or branches when they reach the desired maturity for various uses.

Who needs growing sagebrush with prisons?

1. Individuals or organizations involved in agriculture or herbal industries who require sagebrush for various purposes.
2. Wildlife conservationists aiming to restore natural habitats for animal species that rely on sagebrush.
3. Researchers or scientists studying the ecological importance or medicinal properties of sagebrush.
4. Prison authorities or correctional facilities looking to incorporate sustainable gardening or rehabilitation programs.
5. Landowners or gardeners interested in growing sagebrush for landscaping or ornamental purposes.

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What is growing sagebrush with prisons?

Growing sagebrush with prisons is a program where inmates cultivate sagebrush as a part of rehabilitation and conservation efforts.

Who is required to file growing sagebrush with prisons?

Prison officials or designated personnel overseeing the program are required to file growing sagebrush with prisons.

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To fill out growing sagebrush with prisons, detailed information about the cultivation process, number of participating inmates, and outcomes of the program must be provided.

What is the purpose of growing sagebrush with prisons?

The purpose of growing sagebrush with prisons is to provide inmates with valuable skills, contribute to environmental conservation, and promote rehabilitation.

What information must be reported on growing sagebrush with prisons?

Information such as program goals, number of participating inmates, cultivation methods, and impact on inmates must be reported on growing sagebrush with prisons.