Driest State Struck By Worsening Drought
This is a current photo of the Carson Riverbed just before water (if it were flowing) would enter the Lahontan Reservoir. The Carson River originates
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First-Ever Colorado River Water Shortage Declaration Spurs Water Cuts in the Southwest
The Western U.S. is no stranger to extreme drought. It’s been several generations, though, since farmers’ and ranchers’ ability to produce food and fiber have
Grazing by Domestic Livestock
Working Lands for Wildlife’s (WLFW) shared vision of wildlife conservation through sustainable ranching includes producers as part of the solution for implementing conservation to reduce
Recipe: Easy Beef & Mushroom Noodle Bake
This one pan meal couldn’t be any easier and is perfect for a cold winter night. Simply combine packaged beef tips in gravy (or prepare
Nevada’s Priority Agricultural Weeds: Perennial Pepperweed
Introduction Perennial pepperweed (Lepidium latifolium L.), also commonly called tall whitetop, is a long-lived perennial weed originally from Eurasia. Following importation as an ornamental plant,
Dealing With The Amount Of Government That Government Wants Us To Have
We really don’t know (at least at the time of this writing) what the final negotiated details will be from those doing the deciding in
Big Sagebrush Transplanting Success in Crested Wheatgrass Stands
Introduction Wyoming big sagebrush (Artemisia tridentata subsp. Wyomingensis) is a dominant shrub species on millions of acres of rangelands throughout the Intermountain West and plays
The Joy of Horses
I was having a real hard time coming up with a topic to write about for this issue. I went outside and did what I
Nevada’s Best Kept Secret: Conservation Districts – Part 1
Reposting from January 2021 issue of Progressive Rancher Magazine. History & Functions | Part 1 of 2 “As a governmental agency, CD’s possess perhaps the
Thinning forests or planting fields? Producer preferences for establishing silvopasture
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