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Abstract Silvopasture is the intentional integration of trees, forages, and livestock. Benefits of this agroforestry practice include shade for livestock, nutritious forage, and reduced wind
Reposted from January 2021 issue of Progressive Rancher Magazine. History & Functions | Part 2 of 2 The first article about Conservation Districts outlined the
Friday, October 29, 2021Daily western ranching and political headlines brought to you by the Public Lands Council. WHITE HOUSE At 3:45 a.m. EST the President
School is back in session, and with the return of in-person learning Ag in the classroom events are making a return. The Nevada Farm Bureau
A heating-up planet has driven huge increases in wildfire area burned over the past few decades Climate change has inexorably stacked the deck in favor
Richardson’s Geranium After a short hiatus for Covid-19, it is time to continue my discussion and description of various range plants that are of interest
Over 90 CattleWomen and Cattlemen gathered in Elko, NV on July 16-17, 2021 for the WIRED/ Stockmanship Stewardship Event. (Scroll down to view photos from
Weather experts disagree on how 2021 fits into historical patterns The drought that has gripped the western United States is far from typical, says the
Plans are underway for the Nevada Association of Conservation Districts and Nevada Farm Bureau to hold combined annual meetings together in Fallon, November 16-19. As
Drought across the West is impacting rangeland, water resources, feed supplies and food supplies. Experts say that the closest drought that we can remember ran