University’s Bret Hess Supports Experiment Stations Across the West
Hess serves as executive director of the Western Association of Agricultural Experiment Station Directors Bret Hess, with the University of Nevada, Reno Experiment Station, has
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Hess serves as executive director of the Western Association of Agricultural Experiment Station Directors Bret Hess, with the University of Nevada, Reno Experiment Station, has
I hope everyone is enjoying spring so far. We recently reached the first two milestones of the Nevada Legislative Session. On April 9th, any bills
Big sagebrush habitats are one of the largest and most threatened ecosystems in North America. With the accidental introduction and invasion of the exotic annual
Attention Turns To Protecting Farmers and Ranchers From Taxes While there is still plenty to be concerned about when it comes to the on-going activities
I hope everyone is getting their spring work done and that it is going smoothly. This legislative session continues to be an interesting one with
Agriculture is one of Nevada’s — and the nation’s — major industries, yet fewer and fewer people have exposure to farm and ranch life or
The Nevada Supreme Court has re-examined a critical grazing issue and acknowledged a recent misstep, handing down a ruling that corresponds with the state’s historical
Following the first House passage deadline on April 20th only a few water related bills are still alive. Of the five measures proposed by the
The decisions made during sessions of the Nevada State Legislature have a deep and lasting impact on our state’s communities. As new laws are created
One of the first things President Biden did after his inauguration was to sign an Executive Order outlining the goal of protecting 30 percent of