Cattlemen vs. Meat Packers
Winning Essay By Madison Borkman In the world today, our fellow Cattlemen are facing a great problem. That issue is the difference in profit that
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!
2022 NCA Scholarship Recipients
On behalf of the Nevada Cattlemen’s Association (NCA), we are pleased to announce two scholarship recipients this year. The NCA would like to congratulate Mackie
President’s Perspective – July/August 2022
I love a good western show. I usually don’t mind a bad western show. The most watched show on cable TV is Yellowstone, are you
NEVADA FOOD AND AGRICULTURE TRADE REPORT: 2021 – Q4
The Nevada Department of Agriculture (NDA) works with key trade partners, stakeholders and policy makers to ensure that the food and agriculture sector continues to
Extension and Partners Ready Nevadans for Wildfire, Smoke and Ozone
Wildfire smoke blown into southern Nevada creates an eerie ambience and poor air quality over Las Vegas last August. Photo by Aurora Buffington. University of
New Summer Camp Aims to Help American Indian Youth Get College Ready
Extension is hosting the first American Indian/Alaska Native College Prep Camp this June Native American Indian youth make up a small percentage of students attending
Nevada Legislature Interim Finance Committee approves American Rescue Plan Act
The Nevada Department of Agriculture’s approved work program funding will continue to strengthen Nevada’s food systems and improve food security across the state The Nevada
Idaho Rangeland Conservation Partnership 2022 Annual Meeting
The Idaho Rangeland Conservation Partnership (IRCP) was formed in 2018 through a grant with Intermountain West Joint Venture, Bureau of Land Management, and other partners
Nevada Farm Bureau Grassroots Newsletter
Nevada Farm Bureau Offers Presentation To Public Lands Subcommittee On Friday, April 15th Nevada Farm Bureau shared a presentation with the Nevada Legislature’s Public Lands
Coping With Another Year of Drought
Early in April the United States Secretary of Agriculture, Tom Vilsack sent a letter to Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak indicating that he had designated 13