NEWS RELEASE – BLM Grazing Rule update
Contact: Kathryn Dyer Nevada Range Program Lead National Outcome Based Grazing Project Lead Office: 775-861-6647 | kdyer@blm.gov The Bureau of Land Management is adjusting its
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Riding for the NCA Brand – President’s Perspective July 2023
“Prevention of wasteful use of a resource.” That definition of conservation from my Oxford dictionary is what Rancher’s must practice to stay in business. It’s
Senator Cortez Masto Drafts Bill That Would Counteract Mining Law Ruling
A Nevada Democratic U.S. senator is looking to Congress to ensure mining companies can use established mineral claims to dump waste on neighboring federal lands
Best Management Practices for Livestock and Equine During Wildfire Smoke Events
MOVEMENT | If livestock and/or equine must be moved or exercised during a wildfire smoke event, they should be moved slowly, or at a walk.
Public Lands Council – The Roundup
An analysis of western ranching politics brought to you by the PLC RECENTLY, IN WASHINGTON… In Congress, Bipartisan Opposition to Conservation Rule Grows Earlier this
Protect Horses Against West Nile Virus Ahead of Mosquito Season
The NDA monitors West Nile Virus for the protection of public health The Nevada Department of Agriculture (NDA) reminds horse owners in Nevada of the importance
Are We Being “Planned” Off Our BLM Lands?
Remember the huge backlash in 2017 over the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) “Planning 2.0 regulations?” One of the major concerns was that the BLM
Resources Available for Farmers and Ranchers Affected by Winter Storms and Flooding
Contact Local FSA office to Begin Process The Nevada Department of Agriculture (NDA) has been working with the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Farm Service
Nutritional Value of Antelope Bitterbrush
Purshia species, such as antelope bitterbrush, are very important in the nutritional demand of mule deer, and to a lesser degree, domestic livestock. In order
Interior Department Releases Proposed Plan to Guide the Balanced Management of Public Lands
Public Lands Rule lays groundwork for conserving wildlife habitat, restoring places impacted by wildfire and drought, expanding outdoor recreation, and thoughtful development The Department of