Grass
Roots brings you comprehensive, informative and timely material
geared towards a collective interest as grassland managers, including:
- information on shared-cost resource management programs;
- the latest information on state and federal policy rulings and directives
that affect private grassland ownership;
- fostering partnerships with the multiple users of grasslands;
- the development of a scholarship program to help producers attend
courses and seminars;
- networking a pool of qualified consultants to assist producers in
discovering the 'uncommon advantage' resources that include production,
family, finances, and managing natural resources in a changing societal
environment;
- the distinction between preservation and conservation;
- what part of the food dollar comes back to the land;
- can ag lenders, appraisers and grassland managers find common ground;
- how does public grassland initiatives affect you, and more.
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Grass Roots Newsletter
& Archives
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Jim
Gerrish Website
Jim Gerrish Presentations in SD at
2011 Jim Gerrish Workshop Series:
'Ranching Without Iron & Oil'
'What Really Matters in Grazing Management'
'Effectively Grazing Winter Range'
'Managing Cow Costs'
'Dollars & Sense of Grazing'
Jim Gerrish Presentations in SD at
2008 Annual Meeting:
'MiG on Pasture and
Range'
'Managing Cow Costs'
SDSU 2008 Riparian Demonstration Project Report
Kirk Gadzia Website
Fred Provenza PowerPoint presentation on Animal Behavior, Oacoma, SD
12-4-07
Gabe
Brown wmv. presentation at SD Cattlemen's Association Convention, Watertown,
SD
(Brown's PowerPoint presentation)
Low Cost Precision
Supplements to Add Profit to Cow-Calf Operations
Grassland Management Video
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Note: Views expressed here are not necessarily those
of the SD Grassland Coalition or its members. Please contact the author(s)
with any comments or questions. Thank you.
If you have an article you would like to submit, e-mail
it to the Chairman of the
SDGC. The Coalition Board of Directors reserves
the right to review all items submitted for this section and to refuse
any and all articles.
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