Local Interest
August 5, 2024
Upcoming webinar focuses on the basics of knowing, growing and grazing grass
Ranchers and land managers can learn about forage production, stocking rates, managing risk, drought insurance and more in an interactive, online learning experience provided by Nebraska Extension.
Participants in this six-session webinar will interact with other producers and with presenters to learn from the latest research in range and pasture management. They will walk away with the knowledge to build their own grazing plan and a better understanding of managing grass for range health and profitability.
his article was first published in the May 2024 edition of RightRisk News.
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