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Rebel Sjeklocha from Rural Radio Network visited with NGLC Director, Leah Peterson, about the upcoming NGLC Young Adult Ranching for Profit Seminar...see more

In this issue:

• NGLC sponsored Elaine Froese at the Women in Agriculture conference
• The first generational transition workshop of 2025 was held in Columbus, NE
• How virtual fences can impact your organization

The Nebraska Women in Agriculture Conference is set to return for its annual two-day event, dedicated to educating and uplifting women involved in all aspects of Nebraska's agricultural industry. This year's conference is the 40th anniversary and will take place February 20^th – 21^st in Kearney, NE.  The Nebraska Grazing Lands Coalition is proud to announce the sponsorship of this year's keynote speaker Elaine Froese. 

Transitioning a farming or ranching operation from one generation to the next, or even from one operator to another can be complicated.  The Nebraska Grazing Lands Coalition (NGLC) recently partnered with Nebraska Extension and Legal Aid of Nebraska to host two workshops on this important topic. 

Featured in this month's issue of Range & Pasture Journal.

• Cattle render cheatgrass seeds ineffective
• New: Cattlemen’s Land & Legacy event
• Farm, ranch estate planning series will help you sustain your legacy

The Nebraska Grazing Lands Coalition recently received a grant through the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Conservation Partners Program: Reintroducing Prescribed Fire Regimes in Nebraska’s Southern Great Plains project.  

Topics Include:

• Summer Tour
• Generational Impact
• Photo Showcase
• Fall Grazing School 
• Lifetime Achievement Award

Click here to dive in and read about all the NGLC fun-filled summer activities!

Featured in this issue of Range & Pasture Journal 

• NGLC Summer Tour
• Leopold Tour is Aug. 8 at Blioux Ranch
• Homer Buell elected Sand County Foundation Chairman
• Leafy Spurge or an Imposter?
   

Join Trust in Beef as they visit sustainable ranchers who are leading the charge toward a more regenerative future for America’s beef industry. At each stop in the 5-state tour, you’ll hear from ranchers and farmers just like you who are implementing regenerative practices while managing the challenges of farming today.

Transitioning a farming or ranching operation from one generation to the next, or even from one operator to another can be complicated.  The Nebraska Grazing Lands Coalition recently hosted a workshop, Enhancing the Grasslands of Nebraska Through Generational Transition in Hickman.