Responding To BLM’s New Sage Grouse Management Plans
The March 15, 2024, Federal Register carried a notice that the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) had prepared a Draft Resource Management Plan Amendment (RMPA)
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Two Years of Above Normal Snowpack Brings Good Water Supply to Nevada
March snowstorms provided a good ending to winter after a disappointing start in December. Snowpacks for this winter are above normal across Nevada, which follows
Emergency Management in Agriculture
The importance of emergency management in agriculture should be one of the first things we think about, especially under the current impacts of Highly Pathogenic
Riding for the NCA Brand – War Horses and Colts!
President’s Perspective I had a black horse here at the ranch named Token. He was a true “War Horse” in my opinion. I rode him
Strategic grazing could boost conservation of ‘near-threatened’ sage-grouse
University of Nevada, Reno researchers link strategic grazing to increased food supply for the species A multi-agency study, spearheaded by researchers from the University of
California Cattle Council News – April 2024
A MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR “…the Cattle Council offers new strength to the industry by giving it the opportunity to go on the offensive.”
News from the Desk of NDA Director Goicoechea
This month the Nevada Department of Agriculture (NDA) celebrated Agriculture Day on March 19, as proclaimed by Governor Lombardo. It’s a day to recognize the
NFB Grassroots News – April 2024
Make Your Plans To Join BLM Sage Grouse Public Meetings Over the past several weeks we’ve shared the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) new federal
USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service
Leap Day Blizzard of 2024 Storm Summary Due to road and weather conditions on Mount Rose, we will not be doing a media day this
Let’s Talk AG – April 2024
Number of Beginning Farmers and Ranchers in Nevada is Above the National Average and Soil Health is a Priority Agriculture demographics and priorities in Nevada