Presidents Perspective: Wear the Hat!
In the first part of July, Martin and I had at the opportunity to travel to San Diego, California to attend the NCBA Summer Business
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In the first part of July, Martin and I had at the opportunity to travel to San Diego, California to attend the NCBA Summer Business
The farm bill is already a year late, the stakes are high and time is running out. The law from which USDA takes its marching
A brief discussion on evaluating the effects of ruminal incubation and abomasal enzymatic digestion on the germination potential of Bromus tectorum. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rala.2024.05.001 The Great Basin
California must return to prescribed burns In lieu of an Executive Director’s message, we are sharing an article written by California Cattle Council Board member
Annual event, sponsored in part by Farm Credit, helps California’s small farms thrive Since the beginning of production agriculture, the vast majority of farming operations
Knudtsen was a cattle rancher, author and educator who served on the NSHE Board of Regents As the University of Nevada, Reno celebrates its 150
Evaluating an Innovative New Tool for Aquifer Sustainability (NOTE: For all resources, see full article at: https://www.perc.org/2024/03/22/groundwater-conservation-easements/) Conservation easements have long been a popular market-based
See what projects are expected to get the funding Since the passage of the Southern Nevada Public Land Management Act (SNPLMA) in 1998, more than
Nevada Craft Beverage Passport Join the Nevada Department of Agriculture (NDA), Travel Nevada and Made in Nevada in support of the Nevada Craft Beverage Passport
Benefits: improved management of rangeland, better recovery from wildfires Powerful new digital mapping tools developed by University of Nevada, Reno researchers hold promise to improve