Happy New Year!
The start of the new year brings exciting new momentum and new initiatives for beef promotion in Nevada. The Nevada Beef Council (NBC) ended the
Welcome to our NEW In This Issue page! Here you will be able to read the individual articles from the latest magazine issue. Be sure to scroll down to read all of the Jul-Sept 2020 issues, and watch for our next issue, coming soon!
Riding for the NCA Brand – President’s Perspective
Happy New Year! I’m looking forward to this one, and my only resolution is to make it a normal, fairly unremarkable year. We had a very
Calf Scours – Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
The term scours is commonly used in the cattle industry to describe diarrhea in young animals. Scours lead to dehydration and various other problems, and
Diagnostic Testing for Trichomoniasis in Cattle
Test for Trich as Part of Herd Management Biosecurity Avoid Devastating Economic Losses Performing diagnostic testing for bovine trichomoniasis, commonly referred to as Trich, 60
Options for Addressing Drought and Annual Grass Grazing on Public Lands in Nevada
Dear Progressive Rancher Readers, If you have worked with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), you have probably heard that you need “NEPA and a
Outcome-Based Management and Federal Rangeland Administration: Reframing Adaptive Management on a Complex Institutional Landscape
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has recently sought to integrate greater flexibility into federal rangeland management through a series of initiatives collectively termed “outcome-based
Bringing Basins Back Into Balance
Perennial yield is the maximum amount of groundwater that can be salvaged each year over the long term without depleting the groundwater reservoir. In a
The Clean Water Act of 1972
Fifty years is a long time and looking back on events during my lifetime, it is a wonder how quickly the years add up. We
Performance of the Pre-Emergent Herbicide Indaziflam on Cheatgrass Rangelands
Resource managers are constantly looking for effective tools to restore or rehabilitate degraded habitats. Throughout the Intermountain West, the accidental and subsequent invasion of cheatgrass
USDA Programs: What is Where?
The livestock industry was able to access price supports for livestock as a result of agricultural COVID-19 relief programs, but the producer financial supports right