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August Ludwig Hormay
August Ludwig "Gus" Hormay (1907–1999) developed and applied the concept of the rest-rotation grazing management system in areas of the Western United States. Rest-rotation rangelands management system uses deferred grazing to manage increased plant reproduction and maintenance, while providing grazing lands for both livestock and wildlife. Gus Hormay's rest-rotation management system was developed to increase a healthy plant community, watershed, soil and wildlife habitat, while at the same time increasing livestock production. It has been in use in various forms since the mid-1960s as a rangelands management tool.
==Early life==
August Ludwig Hormay was born Gustav Hormay in May 10, 1907, to a cabinet-maker father and homemaker mother in San Francisco, California. Gus Hormay grew up in a rural area just outside the city of San Francisco and spent much of his childhood around local truck farms and dairy farms and in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. He studied architecture and industrial arts in high school and graduated from ( Lick-Wilmerding School of Mechanical and Industrial Arts ), 1921–24. Hormay became interested in forestry while attending college and went on the obtain a
( University of California Berkeley ) B.S. Forestry, 1926–1930.
While at University of California Berkeley, Hormay was appointed the ''Bidwell Fellow of Forestry 1930–1931'' and started his laboratory and field research with bitterbrush (Purshia tridentata) that spanned the next fifty years.
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