Past Events

Mark your calendars for the 2021 Nebraska Grazing Lands Coalition (NGLC) –Nebraska Extension jointly sponsored Summer Grazing Tour scheduled for June 15, 2021 in north central Nebraska. The 2021 tour will feature two Nebraska ranches that manage very different grazing resources including intensively managed cool season perennial pastures and native range, some of which has been rescued from invasive Eastern Red Cedar. Additional financial support comes from the Nebraska Environmental Trust, World Wildlife Fund-US and Pheasants Forever

National Grazing Summer Tour - CANCELLED

The Grazing Tour set up for June 14-16, 2020 in the Sandhills has been cancelled.

This was a difficult decision, but due to the COVID-19 situation, the National Grazing Lands Coalition (NatGLC) and the Nebraska Grazing Lands Coalition felt this was the best decision.

Time is a scarce commodity- especially for farmers and ranchers.  Are you too busy to finish your estate and transition plan?  What happens if your family’s farming or ranching operation is unable to transfer to the next generation? 

Now is the time to start your transition!  A meeting will be held to help families navigate the common landmines including legal, financial, and communication issues on Thursday, January 30^th in Bassett, Nebraska.

A producer panel will share their personal stories and Pam Olsen, ag attorney experienced in transition and estate planning, will discuss legal topics. 

Holistic Resource Management - O’Neill, NE

The Nebraska Grazing Lands Coalition and
Nebraska Extension Present:
Holistic Resource Management - Featuring HRM Certified Educator, Ralph Tate

Holistic Resource Management - Thedford, NE

The Nebraska Grazing Lands Coalition and
Nebraska Extension Present:
Holistic Resource Management - Featuring HRM Certified Educator, Ralph Tate

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The 2019 Nebraska Grazing Conference will be held at the Ramada Inn in Kearney, NE on August 12 through 14.  The conference will feature plant identification with Chris Helzer (The Nature Conservancy), rangeland and soil health with Pat Shaver and Dana Larsen, grazinglands management with Virginia Jin, Jerry Volesky, Jeff Bradshaw, Jacob Miller, Martha Mamo, and Andrea Basche, the art and science of winter grazing with John Maddux, Logan Pribbeno, Wayne Eatinger, Jim O’Rourke, and Bruce Anderson, as well as Jack Arterburn and Sarah Sortum covering rangeland resilence.