Let’s Talk Grazing 101: A Conversation with Tom and Troy
Join us May 7 at 6 PM CST for Let’s Talk Grazing 101, a webinar featuring grazing experts Tom Shae and Troy Bishopp. This session will cover the fundamentals of effective grazing management and provide practical insights you can apply to your operation.
Brookshire Farm Pasture Walk
Join us for a morning of networking and learning from the Blanchet family. Brookshire Farm is a 200+ year old Regenerative Farm in South Louisiana that produces 100% grass fed and finished beef.
Planning Ahead Safeguarding Your Operation Through Succession, Agreements & Smart Financials
Farm and ranch families work hard to build a legacy. But without planning, even the strongest operations can face conflict, fragmentation, or financial strain when life changes.
This spring’s webinar will dig into why succession planning, financial planning, and agreements matter in agriculture, and what can happen when families avoid these topics.
Join NGLC as we host Jane F. Langan Mach with Rembolt Ludtke Law as she discusses pre-marital agreements and the laws around them.
In addition, Miles Garwood with Waddell & Reed, LPL Financial, will discuss how to be intentional with planning financially for the next generation.
There will be time for Q&A after the webinar, so be sure to have some questions ready!
The workshop is free to attend, but registration is required to receive the Zoom link.
Pasture Reviltalization with Chris Workman
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Discover effective strategies for restoring Southeast pastures after natural disasters or other challenges with our specialized course, “Revitalizing Pastures After Disaster.” Designed for producers in the Southeast, this course delivers region-specific insights and actionable techniques to help you rebuild resilient land that supports healthy livestock, productive forage, and long-term success for your operation.
With expertise and guidance from Chris Workman, the program features essential knowledge from experienced speakers who understand the unique challenges of the Southeast. You’ll participate in classroom discussion and instruction, then take your learning into the field, applying proven methods to real-world situations. Investing in this course means gaining the tools and confidence you need to restore your pastures, strengthen your operation, and ensure your land thrives in the face of adversity.
Young Adult Ranching for Profit Workshop
The Young Adults Ranching for Profit Workshop is a four-day, hands-on intensive training designed by Dallas Mount & Ranching for Profit for individuals aged 18 to 30 who are eager to develop business management skills in agriculture.
Participants will engage in practical sessions covering key aspects of ranch management, including financial planning, grazing strategies, and leadership development. Through interactive learning and real-world applications, attendees will gain the tools and insights necessary to enhance profitability, improve land health, and build a sustainable future in ranching.
Birds. At Home, on the Range
The 2026 Bird Tour is to be held at the Bien Ranch in Veblen, SD.
June 3-4, 2026 | Veblen, SD
Bien Ranch
Veblen, SD
Contact: Judge, 605-280-0127
judge.jessop@sdconservation.net
*FREE to current members ($35 for non-members)
You can get a downloadable brochure by clicking HERE.
Move ’Em Right: The Art of Calm Cattle and Confident Crews
A three-day/three-night event with renowned clinician Dawn Hnatow, where you will learn and implement proven, effective stockmanship practices for moving, handling, and sorting livestock in the pasture and the corrals, on foot and on horseback. Take your operation to the next level in animal performance and profitability. We will also dive into how these specific handling skills serve as a primary tool for integrated predator conflict management.
What’s Included: This is an all-inclusive event. Registration covers your instruction, all meals, and lodging (lodging details vary by tier). Note: For this horsemanship workshop, participants are required to bring their own horse, feed, and tack. The ranch will provide individual pens for the horses with water troughs and access to water.
Working WITH the Land with Kendra Young
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Discover the powerful connection between your livestock and the land in the "Working WITH the Land" course—designed especially for Western producers. This immersive experience goes beyond the basics, showing you how your management decisions influence both herd health and ecosystem productivity. By learning to work with the natural dynamics of your environment, you’ll unlock the full potential of your ranch or farm, making the most of the resources your land provides, from native forage to water and wildlife.
Curated by Kendra Young, this course features a stellar lineup of expert speakers and field visits that bring practical, region-specific opportunities. You’ll gain hands-on knowledge and actionable strategies for harnessing the strengths of your landscape, ensuring long-term sustainability and profitability. Investing in "Working WITH the Land" means you’re not just improving your management—you’re building a resilient operation that thrives in the unique conditions of the West.
Heart of America Grazing Conference
Learn more: https://www.ilgrazinglands.org/events/heart-of-america-grazing-conference
ILGLC will be hosting the 2026 Heart of America Grazing Conference alongside the Illinois Forage & Grasslands Council right here in Illinois!
📍 Effingham, IL
📅 July 15–16, 2026
Join graziers from across the Midwest for two days of immersive, producer-focused learning, including:
On-farm tour
Virtual fencing
University of Illinois research
Bale grazing
Cover crop grazing strategies
This regional conference brings together producers, researchers, and grazing professionals for practical education and peer-to-peer learning.
The Grazing Toolbox with Tom Shea
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Unlock the full potential of your pastures and forage with our comprehensive course designed for producers in the Central region. “The Grazing Toolbox” covers a complete range of grazing management tools—both organic and inorganic—that empower you to optimize your land’s productivity. Whether you’re looking to reduce fire risk, restore soil health, or increase the long-term economic value of your operation, this course offers the proven solutions and practical skills you need to succeed.
Led by the expertise of Tom Shea, the program blends in-depth classroom instruction with hands-on field experience. You’ll explore various topics, and examine the nuances of each management decision. Tom’s real-world insights and guidance ensure you gain not just theoretical knowledge, but actionable techniques you can implement on your own land.
2026 Forever Colorado BBQ
Save the Date!
The 2026 Forever Colorado BBQ will be held at the iconic JA Ranch in Larkspur on Saturday, August 15th. Guests will enjoy a ranch tour, cocktail hour, silent auction, dinner, live music, program, live auction, and paddle raise — all set against the backdrop of a conserved property not typically open to the public. It is a truly one-of-a-kind evening that honors our state, our conservation legacy, and the future of Colorado agriculture.
Cowgirl Proven: Pasture First, Profit Follows
A two-day/two-night workshop where we teach you how to calculate forage (stock days available) from a basic grazing plan, and how to use and troubleshoot portable, electric fence, to manage your pastures for profit and ecological health.
This is an all-inclusive event. Registration covers your instruction, all meals, and lodging (lodging details vary by tier). Redwing Ranch provides all tools needed for grazing management; however, participants are asked to bring their own laptop for the planning portions of the course.
The Ultimate Grazing School with Troy Bishopp
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This hands-on grazing school equips you with practical tools—from planning and measuring forage to benchmarking profitable strategies and navigating weather challenges—to boost resilience, production, and profitability. Good grazing is the foundation of a profitable farm or ranch, as it directly impacts soil health, forage quality, and livestock performance. Effective grazing management ensures optimal utilization of resources, reduces costs, and maximizes returns by improving pasture productivity year after year. For beginners and seasoned graziers alike, this course will provide hands-on learning and the sharing of peer-to-peer knowledge to build a solid network.
By learning from grazing expert Troy Bishopp and a lineup of outstanding speakers, you’re investing in strategies that deliver real results. Their combined knowledge and real-world examples will help you implement proven techniques in your operation, making this course not just an educational opportunity, but a wise investment in the long-term success and profitability of your farm or ranch.
Appalachian Grazing Conference
This Appalachian Grazing Conference is a Multi-Location/Mutli-Day Event.
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The events will be held at 3 locations on different days. Options to attend 1 or more of the sessions.
April 30, 2026 WVU Reymann Memorial Farm ($25.00)
This one day event will be held from 8:00 AM to 4:00PM at 1695 State Road 259 N, Wardensville, WV. Keynote Speakers at each site will be Allen Williams, John Genho and Troy Bishopp. This event will also feature local speakers. Lunch is provided.
May 1, 2026 WV State Fair Grounds ($25.00)
This one day event will be held from 8:00 AM to 4:00PM at 947 Maplewood Ave, Lewisburg, WV Keynote Speakers at each site will be Allen Williams, John Genho and Troy Bishopp. This event will also feature local speakers. Lunch is provided.
May 2, 2026 WV State Farm Museum ($25.00)
This one day event will be held from 8:00 AM to 4:00PM at 1458 Fairground Road, Point Pleasant, WV Keynote Speakers at each site will be Allen Williams, John Genho and Troy Bishopp. This event will also feature local speakers. Lunch is provided.
NRCS Regenerative Pilot Program: Making It Work for Your Operation
Please join Western Landowners Alliance for an upcoming webinar on the USDA NRCS Regenerative Agriculture Pilot Program and what it means for producers across the West. The webinar will provide an overview of NRCS’s new regenerative pilot effort, which is designed to support producers in adopting conservation practices that improve soil health, water quality, and overall working lands resilience.
Panelists:
Eric McTaggart, National Regenerative Pilot Coordinator
Jackie Byam, Wyoming State Conservationist
Andi Neugebauer-Bailey, Wyoming State Resource Conservationist.
Questa Resource Fair
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The Questa Resource Fair is a FREE community event that will provide farmers, ranchers, and land stewards with practical tools, relevant knowledge, and meaningful connections. The event will feature a keynote presentation by Taos County Extension Agent Will Jaremko-Wright. Attendees can also connect with a variety of agricultural organizations to explore funding opportunities, technical assistance, conservation practices, and programs that support resilient operations and long-term stewardship.
Graze On Over: Snowpack & Effects on Drought Management
Snowpack plays a critical role in water availability across much of the Western United States. For many agricultural operations, snowmelt determines how much water will be available for grazing, irrigation, and livestock throughout the growing season.
The USDA–NRCS Snow Survey and Water Supply Forecasting Program collects and shares essential data on snowpack, precipitation, and seasonal water supply to help producers make informed management decisions.
Join NatGLC for an interactive Q&A-style webinar on March 18th at 1:00 PM (CT), hosted by Kendra Young, NatGLC Western Region Resource Manager, featuring Brian Domonkos, Colorado Snow Survey Supervisor. Together, they will explore available snow survey products and forecasting resources, discuss how to interpret the data, and answer participant questions focused on practical use for agricultural producers.
Register today to learn how snowpack data can support grazing decisions.
28th Annual Western PA Grazing Conference
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Join the 28th annual conference promoting sustainable grazing practices. Go to www.westernpagrazing.com for more info!
28th Annual Western PA Grazing Conference
Join us for the 28th Annual Western PA Grazing Conference, a must-attend event for all grazing enthusiasts! This in-person conference will be held at Trinity Point Church of God on West Trinity Drive, Clarion, PA, USA. Get ready for a day filled with informative sessions, expert speakers, and networking opportunities with fellow graziers. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, this conference has something for everyone. Don't miss out on the chance to learn, share ideas, and stay up-to-date with the latest trends in grazing. Mark your calendars and we'll see you there! Pre-conference session featuring documentary, "Roots So Deep", will begin promptly at 6:30pm. Doors open at 7:30 A.M. the next morning for the conference.
Pre-Conference Session- Roots So Deep Documentary: Free.
Conference General Admission: $45/adult. Free for 18 & under.
General admission registration & payment due by March 5th. Sponsorship registration & payment due by February 20th. Pay online (additional processing fees may apply) or send a check made payable to:
Targeted Grazing Workshops
Targeted grazing has offered the U.S. sheep industry an opportunity to grow and capitalize on our sustainable grazing practices. The American Lamb Board is excited to offer an in depth education workshop for producers to assist in their success and promote industry growth.
Vegetation management for Solar arrays, vineyards, and fire suppression are the content areas for the 3-day intensives offered across the country.
Producers interested in grazing Solar arrays will receive an American Solar Grazing Association (ASGA) certification upon course completion.
Location:
Courtyard by Marriott
3939 State Highway 6 South
College Station, TX, 77845
Registration Fee: $200
* Includes: Lunch & Refreshments
Online Registration
Lodging: Courtyard by Marriott
Promo price: $104 (ALBC)
Enhancing Your Grazing From the Ground Up Workshop
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Monday, March 9 - Red Rock Ranch 4340 270 Rd, Soldier, KS
Tuesday, March 10 - SAVE Farm 9680 North 52nd St, Riley, KS
Registration is appreciated for a lunch count. Make plans to attend this no cost workshop including lunch!
Enhancing Your Grazing From the Ground Up Workshop
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Monday, March 9 - Red Rock Ranch4340 270 Rd, Soldier, KS
Tuesday, March 10 - SAVE Farm9680 North 52nd St, Riley, KS
Registration is appreciated for a lunch count. Make plans to attend this no cost workshop including lunch!
Improving the Production Efficiency of Tall Fescue-Based Forage Systems
Registration link: https://TFVirtual2026.eventbrite.com
Part 1: February 12
7:00 Welcome and agenda overview – Dr. Gabriel Pent, Superintendent, Shenandoah Valley AREC, Virginia Tech
7:05 – History of tall fescue and toxicosis – Dr. Joe Bouton, Professor Emeritus, Forage Breeder, University of Georgia
7:30 – Selecting forage species for a changing environment – Dr. Chris Teutsch, Forage Specialist, Princeton REC, University of Kentucky
7:55 – Optimizing livestock selection in tall fescue-based systems – Dr. Jared Decker, Wurdack Chair of Animal Genomics, University of Missouri
8:20 – Economics of renovation update for today’s cattle
market – Dr. Matt Poore, Ruminant Nutrition Extension Specialist,
North Carolina State University
8:45 – Final questions and remarks
Part 2: February 26
7:00 – Welcome and agenda overview – Dr. Gabriel Pent, Superintendent, Shenandoah Valley AREC, Virginia Tech
7:05 – Effects of ergot alkaloids on livestock physiology – Dr. James Klotz, Research Animal Scientist, Forage Animal Production
Research Unit, ARS-USDA
7:30 – Winter management of tall fescue-based systems – Dr. Katie Mason, Extension Beef Cattle Specialist in Nutrition Management, University of Tennessee
7:55 – Forage management for improved reproductive outcomes – Dr. Jordan Thomas, Beef Reproduction Specialist,
University of Missouri
8:20 – Weaning and backgrounding management in tall fescue-based systems – Dr. Maggie Justice, Beef Systems Extension Specialist, Auburn University
8:45 – Final questions and remarks
Lancaster Grazing Conference
Event Location: Quarryville Pa
Event Host: Lancaster County Graziers
Event Link: http://lancastergrazingconference.com
This is an in-person event, two days at Solanco Fair Grounds with a large trade show and normal attendance of 400-500 people.
9th Annual Pro-Grassive Grass Fed Dairy Grazing Conference
The Pro-Grassive Grazing Conference is an educational day for 100% grass fed dairy that will cover: maximizing pasture utilization and building soil fertility through grazing management, maintaining a healthy herd and producing wholesome, nutrient dense dairy products, and bringing economic proficiency to the family farm.
Speakers include Ron Holter, Steven Weaver, Sarah Flack, Troy Bishopp, Russ Wilson, Mahlon Hurst, and David Yoder. Pre-registration is $45 for the first person, and $20 for additional persons from the same farm. Children 12 and under are free. Organic lunch included. Pre-registration must be postmarked by February 7. TO PRE-REGISTER, SEND CHECK WITH YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION (there's no official registration page) to Pro-grassive, 492 Marshville Rd, Canajoharie, NY 13317. Conference rate is $60 at the door.
For more information, please call 518-709-6335.
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Improving the Production Efficiency of Tall Fescue-Based Forage Systems
Registration link: https://TFVirtual2026.eventbrite.com
Part 1: February 12
7:00 Welcome and agenda overview – Dr. Gabriel Pent, Superintendent, Shenandoah Valley AREC, Virginia Tech
7:05 – History of tall fescue and toxicosis – Dr. Joe Bouton, Professor Emeritus, Forage Breeder, University of Georgia
7:30 – Selecting forage species for a changing environment – Dr. Chris Teutsch, Forage Specialist, Princeton REC, University of Kentucky
7:55 – Optimizing livestock selection in tall fescue-based systems – Dr. Jared Decker, Wurdack Chair of Animal Genomics, University of Missouri
8:20 – Economics of renovation update for today’s cattle
market – Dr. Matt Poore, Ruminant Nutrition Extension Specialist,
North Carolina State University
8:45 – Final questions and remarks
Part 2: February 26
7:00 – Welcome and agenda overview – Dr. Gabriel Pent, Superintendent, Shenandoah Valley AREC, Virginia Tech
7:05 – Effects of ergot alkaloids on livestock physiology – Dr. James Klotz, Research Animal Scientist, Forage Animal Production
Research Unit, ARS-USDA
7:30 – Winter management of tall fescue-based systems – Dr. Katie Mason, Extension Beef Cattle Specialist in Nutrition Management, University of Tennessee
7:55 – Forage management for improved reproductive outcomes – Dr. Jordan Thomas, Beef Reproduction Specialist,
University of Missouri
8:20 – Weaning and backgrounding management in tall fescue-based systems – Dr. Maggie Justice, Beef Systems Extension Specialist, Auburn University
8:45 – Final questions and remarks
Farm & Ranch Transition Workshop
Get real-world guidance on transition planning from attorney Pamela Olsen, plus firsthand stories from producers who’ve been through it themselves. Smart insights, practical takeaways, and lessons you won’t find in a textbook. Click here to register!
CattleCon 2026
Downtown Nashville, Tennessee, will host CattleCon 2026, Feb. 3-5, 2026. The largest cattle industry event of the year will be held in the heart of Music City, home of honky-tonks, history and hearty food.
Thousands of cattlemen and women will gather to learn, conduct business, network and enjoy the sights, sounds and flavors in the “songwriting capital of the world.”
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Grazing Winter Stockpile Feed
Join us for a hands-on look at winter stockpile grazing with Jared McCoy, who will share how he’s successfully using this approach on his own farm.
You’ll enjoy:
An introduction to winter stockpile grazing
A grazing and livestock field tour (weather permitting)
A producer grazing panel
An interactive roundtable discussion
Please click here to register so we can plan meals accordingly. We’d love to have you there!
2026 Northeast Grazing & Livestock Conference
A Confluence of the Northeast Grazing & Livestock Conference & the Northeast Pasture Consortium Annual Meeting.
A deep dive into topics specific to raising pasture-based livestock in the Northeast. “We’re especially delighted to welcome Loren and Lisa Poncia of Stemple Creek Ranch as keynote speakers. They’ll share insights from their years of ranching experience alongside regional grazing experts and practical farmer panels covering all aspects of grazing.”
In-Person at DoubleTree in Manchester, New Hampshire, or Online via Whova.
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2026 Winter Forage Conference Series
2026 Forage Conference-Wytheville
Tuesday, January 27, 2026
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2026 Forage Conference-Sponsorship/Exhibitor
January 27-30, 2026
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2026 Forage Conference-Chatham
Wednesday, January 28, 2026
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2026 Forage Conference-Warrenton
Thursday, January 29, 2026
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2026 Forage Conference-Weyers Cave
Friday, January 30, 2026
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2026 Forage Conference-Weyers Cave -Livestream
Friday, January 30, 2026
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2026 Ohio Grazing Conference
The 2026 Ohio Grazing Conference is scheduled for January 22 and 23, at the Mt. Hope Event Center in Mt. Hope, Ohio.
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2026 AFGC Annual Conference
The American Forage and Grassland Council (AFGC) hosts an annual conference bringing together industry, education/extension, and producers to share insights, research, best practices, and more.
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Winter Bale Grazing Pasture Walk
Have you heard about or seen bale grazing and wondered if it would work for you? Do you want to learn the nuances and logistical context for implementing this regenerative practice? Are you interested in seeing the impacts of bale grazing on land and animals from a practicing farmer? Do you need some fresh air and to network with other beef farmers in the snow (or possibly mud)?
If you answered Yes to any of these questions, The Northeast Region National Grazing Lands Coalition, the Cornell Cooperative Extension and Hillside Farms are teaming up to showcase our second Bale Grazing Winter Pasture Walk!
You'll see beef cattle grazing round bales strategically fed on pasture to improve pasture quality and productivity.
You'll see the realities of efficient winter feeding on pasture, while protecting soils and prioritizing animals welfare and performance.
You'll hear different perspectives on hay "waste" and its contributions to pasture improvement.
You'll see if this is a practice that makes sense for your farm (we think it will!)
This morning program will be a hardy, on-farm, dress accordingly, winter weather event. Space is limited for this workshop so first come-first serve. There is no cost for the event, but pre-registration is required!
In the case of cancellation due to "extreme winter weather" (think: road closings and emergency weather declarations) a cancellation email will be sent to those who have registered by 7 pm Friday, January 9th.
Register now!
Questions can be directed to Betsy Hicks at bjh246@cornell.edu or Troy Bishopp at (315) 749-4528
Grassroots Grazing Summit
The theme for this year's Grassroots Grazing Summit is Connecting Human Health, Animal Health and Soil Health. Featured speakers are Sara Keough, Dr. Tom Noffsinger, and Dr. Ryan Schmid. Register at ndglc.com/events.
Event Link: https://ndglc.org/events/event/2026/01/10/grassroots-grazing-summit/545243
Pasture Condition Score Training
** RESCHEDULED TO NOVEMBER 19-20
This free training is open to professionals and producers. Taught by experts Mark Kennedy and John, who developed the step method of pasture condition scoring.
By the end of this workshop, you should be able to identify North Louisiana's common grasses and weeds, fill out a pasture condition score sheet, and understand and complete the transects and pasture condition score process required when inventorying all pasturelands in Louisiana.
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Business of Grazing
This three-day course combines theory with practical, interactive learning to ensure you leave with actionable strategies that you can take back to your ranch.
Business of Grazing teaches you how to manage your grazing lands by:
- Calculating gross margins and identifying profitable ventures to scale while phasing out underperforming areas
- Understanding cost-benefit analysis of key investments like water and fencing through real-life case studies
- Creating detailed grazing plans to guide daily operations, support business goals and seize opportunities
Learn more about the course at: https://www.noble.org/business-of-grazing/
Noble Land Essentials
Event Host: Noble Research Institute x White Oaks Pastures
Noble Land Essentials teaches you to harness the power and potential in your soil for better forage, better livestock, and better returns.
Healthy soil means healthy forage and healthy livestock. More diverse soil life helps plants capture more sunshine, rainfall and nutrients. That means more forage per acre and lower supplemental feed costs.
With our essential training series, designed specifically for regenerative ranchers, you’ll discover how to build soil health for enhanced water infiltration and holding capacity, making your land resilient to droughts and floods.
By implementing regenerative soil health principles on your ranch, you can:
• Improve the land and grow more nutritious forage by building healthy soil biology.
• Boost ranch productivity with increased forage per acre on vibrant, thriving pastures.
• Save money on supplemental feeds through enhanced forage quality and abundance.
• Improve herd health by grazing livestock on diverse forages from fertile soils.
• Build drought resilience and mitigate flooding risk through improved water infiltration and holding capacity.
• Enhance ranch profitability now and for future generations by regenerating optimal soil function.
• Pass down productive grazing land that continues building health and performance over time.
For more information, visit: https://www.noble.org/land-essentials/
Graze On Over: Responsive Agriculture
Responsive Agriculture: Agriculture’s role in the future of human health
We are honored to welcome Dr. Marco Palma, Interim Associate Director for Responsive Agriculture at the Texas A&M Institute for Advancing Health through Agriculture, and Dr. Tryon Wickersham, Presidential Professor for Teaching Excellence & Associate Head for Research in the Department of Animal Science to the National Grazing Lands Coalition – Graze on Over webinar. Drs. Palma and Wickersham are on the forefront of connecting the value of agriculture to improved human health. We will have an opportunity to visit with them about the drivers from consumers that influence the responsiveness of agriculture to meet demands and the abilities of agriculture to produce a highly nutritious product to improve human health.
Be ready for a fun-filled hour of discussions with these two leaders in the field and a plethora of information on how agriculture is responding to meet the needs of our country.
Hosted by Dr. Bill Fox.
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Sustainable Ranchers Tour | Texas
The Sustainable Ranchers Tour features leading sustainable ranchers who were at the forefront of advancing a regenerative future for America’s beef industry.
Throughout the 5-state tour, participants engaged with ranchers and farmers who shared their expertise in implementing regenerative practices while navigating the complexities of modern agriculture. Additionally, the tour offers access to technical resources from our esteemed partners, equipping attendees with the essential tools and knowledge to effectively integrate these practices into their own operations.
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Mending Fences: Conflict Resolution for Ranch Transition
Overcoming conflict during a farm and ranch transition can be overwhelming. Listen to the experience of Pete Ferrell of Ferrell Ranch and John Wagner, owner of 4L Grazing. After the session there will be an interactive Q&A with Pete and John.
There is no cost for the webinar but registration is required.Click this link Register
