Funding Available to Enhance Nevada-Grown Specialty Crops
Letters of intent due Dec. 15, 2023 The NDA has approximately $270,000 available for projects to enhance the competitiveness of specialty crops grown in the
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Letters of intent due Dec. 15, 2023 The NDA has approximately $270,000 available for projects to enhance the competitiveness of specialty crops grown in the
“And now, the end is near, and so I face the final curtain…. “ This friends is my last article as your President, it has
The end of summer means peak harvest season for many of our farms in Nevada. Between farmers markets, community supported agriculture (CSA) farm boxes, and
July 2, 2023 To: Ms. Tracy Stone-Manning, National Director of the Bureau of Land Management, Washington, D.C. From: Dr. William Payne, Dean of the College
Extension develops curricula and training programs in wildfire and natural resources management for Nevada high school students As wildfires will continue to challenge Nevada and
Participants gain knowledge & skills to help manage fires and rangeland, meet federal requirements It’s not easy to attend classes when you’re in the field
The Symbiotic Union Of Weed Warriors And The United States Forest Service Should anyone doubt the validity of precision grazing, known also as prescribed grazing
The farm bill is a critical tool for ensuring our nation’s food supply remains secure. Funding for this package, which could more accurately be called
Historically, wildfires in the northern Great Basin big sagebrush plant communities experienced wildfire intervals of every 60-110 years and mostly occurred in the late summer
Well by now a lot of you readers and myself have enjoyed the high prices received by Nevada calves at private treaty and summer auctions.