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An Economic and Spatial Analysis of Silvopasture Viability in East Texas

We researched market locations in east Texas on an area of nearly 23 million acres (Fig. 4). The forest industry was not found to be limiting as nearly the entire area of interest was within range of some form of forest products market. We found much of central east Texas to be within range of one or more livestock markets. And after expansion of the economic range for those markets which have available market reports online, all of central east Texas appeared to be economically viable. Particularly conducive areas for silvopasture seem to be a large area between Tyler and Greenville, as well as another area between Palestine and Nacogdoches. RESULTS