The document proposes using targeted grazing to create fire breaks and reduce fine fuels in order to control wildfires. Cattle would be used to heavily graze 10,000 acre pastures divided by half-mile wide fire breaks constructed along existing infrastructure. Overgrazing would reduce cheatgrass that fuels fires while reseeding with fire-resistant plants. A study found targeted grazing can alter cheatgrass communities and reduce its seed bank to prepare for revegetation. Creating fire breaks with livestock grazing may effectively protect native plants and prepare seed beds in a cost-effective way to reduce fire suppression and rehabilitation costs.