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SUMMARY:Working Lands in Action: A Day at Defrees Ranch
DESCRIPTION:Join Country Natural Beef and Western Landowners Alliance for a summer ranch tour at Defrees Ranch near Sumpter\, Oregon. This unique field day will showcase how one family operation is balancing livestock production\, forest stewardship\, wildlife habitat\, and long-term land health across a working ranch landscape. \nAs a Certified Century Ranch\, Defrees Ranch has spent generations adapting and investing in the health of its land and livestock. Participants will hear directly from ranch managers\, conservation partners\, and fellow landowners while exploring real-world projects and management strategies in the field. \nTour highlights include: \n\nA visit to a former gold mining site and ongoing dredge tailings restoration efforts\nGrazing management strategies and a Grazewell overview with Country Natural Beef\n Irrigated pasture management\nForest thinning projects designed to improve forest health and reduce wildfire risk\nDiscussions on conservation programs and partnership opportunities\nOpportunities to connect with fellow ranchers and landowners\n\nThis tour is meant for landowners and land stewards. We hope you can join us to see innovative management practices firsthand and engage in meaningful peer-to-peer learning. Please RSVP here.
URL:https://westernlandowners.org/event/working-lands-in-action-a-day-at-defrees-ranch/
LOCATION:Defrees Ranch\, Sumpter\, OR\, United States
CATEGORIES:Field Tour
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SUMMARY:Colorado Agrivoltaic Learning Center's Public Tour
DESCRIPTION:Have you ever walked under a solar array? Come find out what’s happening at Jack’s Solar Garden on our next Public Tour! Our guides will walk you through the science and story of agrivoltaics and why it just might be the future of sustainable farming. July 25th beginning at 10am. Are you a Colorado Renewable Energy Society member? Email us at info@coagrivoltaic.org for your special 30th anniversary discount code before registering! Register here >>> https://www.coagrivoltaic.org/tours
URL:https://westernlandowners.org/event/colorado-agrivoltaic-learning-centers-public-tour/
LOCATION:Jack’s Solar Garden\, 8102 N 95th St\, Longmont\, CO\, 80504\, United States
CATEGORIES:Field Tour
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SUMMARY:Stewarding the Plains: Soil Restoration on Generational Ranches
DESCRIPTION:Join us near Perryton\, TX for an in-field workshop exploring how bale grazing\, biochar\, compost additions\, and intensive grazing can exemplify the Long Arroyo Land and Cattle Company’s motto of “stewardship from the soil up.” Participants will tour active restoration sites and learn about in-field monitoring methods to assess changes. The hosts will also discuss practical management strategies\, including diversifying from cow-calf to adding a stocker herd\, adding no-till pasture wheat when rainfall allows\, and managing introduced monoculture grass differently than native range land. Dr. Eva Stricker will facilitate discussion around how to build and measure soil organic material in rangelands. The workshop will highlight how Laura Burandt\, the next generation of land steward at Long Arroyo\, is balancing tradition with innovation to sustain ranching livelihoods\, improve forage production\, and restore ecological function where the Llano Estacado rises up to meet the Southern Great Plains. \nThis workshop will be a time to network and learn from each other\, whether you’re an experienced rancher interested in learning about bale grazing in the area\, a student just starting out\, or a technical professional interested in exploring approaches for monitoring soil health. Contact Eva at eva@quiviracoalition with any questions. \nThis material is based upon work supported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture\, under agreement number NR227442XXXXG005. Any opinions\, findings\, conclusions\, or recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. In addition\, any reference to specific brands or types of products or services does not constitute or imply an endorsement by the U.S. Department of Agriculture for those products or services. \nLaura Burandt was born and raised ranching and always had an interest in the business as well as a passion for the industry from a young age. After finishing a degree in Agriculture Communication and Animal Science from West Texas A&M University obtained a Masters Certificate in Ranch Management from Texas Christian University. She manages the cattle company portion of the business and is active in grazing peer groups\, extension classes\, and have made many friends and acquaintances throughout the industry to keep in touch with. \nEva Stricker is a Research Assistant Professor at the University of New Mexico Department of Biology and a part-time Evaluator for the Santa Fe-based regenerative agriculture non-profit the Quivira Coalition. Dr. Stricker received her PhD from UNM Biology. She has expertise in plant-soil interactions and biogeochemistry in drylands\, use of organic waste as a management tool for restoring degraded dry rangelands\, and inquiry-based\, equity-focused education for adult learners.
URL:https://westernlandowners.org/event/stewarding-the-plains-soil-restoration-on-generational-ranches/
LOCATION:Long Arroyo Land and Cattle Company\, 13890 US Highway 83\, Perryton\, 79070\, United States
CATEGORIES:Field Tour,Workshop
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SUMMARY:Plants as Restoration Tools: A Free Querencia in Action Landowner Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Join Us and Learn About: \n\nThe Good\, The Bad\, and The Ugly: the plants you want and the ones you don’t\nTypes of plants for degraded sites\nWeed suppression\nEnhancing survival when you reseed and revegetate\n\nRVSP at shantinir@nmhu.edu or 505-426-2226 \nMineral Hill\, Hwwy 283\, m.m. 12 \nLunch Included + Free Seed for Workshop Attendees \n 
URL:https://westernlandowners.org/event/plants-as-restoration-tools-a-free-querencia-in-action-landowner-workshop/
LOCATION:ID
CATEGORIES:Field Tour,Workshop
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SUMMARY:Matador Ranch & Cattle Field Day
DESCRIPTION:From Pasture To Plate: The Ranchers Role In Feeding America\nHow today’s successful ranchers deliver profitability\, environmental value\, and nutrient dense beef – now and for the future. \n\nExperience the MRC Field Day — an immersive event bringing together the land\, livestock\, and leaders driving innovation in ranching. Each year\, ranchers\, partners\, and innovators gather in Dillon\, Montana\, to learn\, collaborate\, and celebrate the future of agriculture through Matador Ranch’s annual Field Day. \nJune 25th & 26th 2026
URL:https://westernlandowners.org/event/matador-ranch-cattle-field-day/
LOCATION:Matador Ranch\, 4600 G Carrigan Ln\, Dillon\, MT\, 59725
CATEGORIES:Field Tour
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SUMMARY:Managing Rangeland for Drought & Resilience: In the Field with Jim Gerrish
DESCRIPTION:Learn practical strategies for landowners & agricultural producers to stay profitable & build resilience in drought and wildfire conditions from Jim Gerrish\, grazing expert\, consultant\, and speaker. \nGerrish is an author and longtime contributor to The Stockman Grass Farmer. He has educated thousands of producers across the United States and Canada on grazing and ranch management. \nRSVP at 970.878.9838 \nConfirmation email includes workshop details! \nWORKSHOP \nFIELD TOUR \nBREAKFAST/LUNCH \nFIELD DAY \n*LIMITED AVAILABILITY* \nField Day: Saturday June 6\, 8:30 am – 3 pm \nWhere: Craig\, CO \nMORNING SESSION\nWelcome (breakfast provided)\nSteps to Prepare for Drought & Wildfire\nGrazing Tips to Increase Productivity\nKicking the Fertilizer Habit \nAFTERNOON SESSION\nBook Signing (lunch provided)\nField Visits\nGrazing for Year Round Health\nEnsure Stockpile to Reduce Hay Labor
URL:https://westernlandowners.org/event/managing-rangeland-for-drought-resilience-in-the-field-with-jim-gerrish/
LOCATION:Meeker\, Colorado\, 4M Ranch\, Meeker\, CO\, United States
CATEGORIES:Field Tour
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ORGANIZER;CN="White River and Douglas Creek Conservation Districts":MAILTO:whiterivercd@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Field Day: Water\, Conservation\, and Drought Resiliency at Mountain Island Ranch
DESCRIPTION:This Field Tour is now full. Please check our online calendar for future field tours. Thank you! \nMountain Island Ranch is nestled in the red rock canyons and soaring mesas of the Dolores Triangle. It is one of the most inspiring examples of conservation on private land in western Colorado. However\, despite decades of careful land management and large-scale restoration\, the ranch faces an existential water crisis due to the ongoing mega-drought and aridification in the Colorado River basin. \nJoin WLA at Mountain Island Ranch to discuss the work Mary Conover and Kenyon Fields have done to improve the hydrologic function of the land by slowing water through nature-based projects that utilize natural processes. We will discuss the benefits of these projects\, as well as their limitations\, especially when the precipitation does not appear. In the worst year of drought in living memory\, these projects are up against their limitations to be effective\, and landowners\, water managers\, and policy makers are struggling to find solutions to these intractable problems. We will focus on how landowners such as Conover and Fields deal with these problems\, what policy supports are needed for them to weather these historically difficult years\, and what landowners across the Colorado River Basin are going to have to do to prepare for unforeseeable consequences of drought.
URL:https://westernlandowners.org/event/field-day-water-conservation-and-drought-resiliency-at-mountain-island-ranch/
LOCATION:Mountain Island Ranch\, Glade Park\, CO\, 81523\, United States
CATEGORIES:Field Tour
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SUMMARY:Spring Adaptive Grazing Workshop with the Southwest Montana Sagebrush Partnership
DESCRIPTION:Please SAVE THE DATE for the Spring Adaptive Grazing Workshop facilitated by the Southwest Montana Sagebrush Partnership.\nThe workshop will be held on April 7 & 8\, 2026 in Dillon\, MT (field trip near Sheridan\, MT).\nApril 7 will be a line-up of great presenters including Dave Scott\, Glenn Elzinga\, Chuck Petersen\, Agee Smith and (tentatively) Megan Nasto.  Presentations will include Holistic Grazing (sheep)\, holistic winter grazing (cattle)\, winter grazing in sagebrush steppe (cattle and sheep)\, local direct marketing\, national direct marketing\, and measuring and analyzing soil health.  The venue for the presentations on April 7 will be the University of Montana-Western Swysgood Technology Center’s Great Room.  Lunch will be provided.\nApril 8 will include a field trip to the 5L Ranch near Sheridan\, MT and presenters will include 5L Ranch owner Larry Mehlhoff and Soil Health Specialist Donnie Engelhardt.\n\n\n***\nAgenda\n\nApril 7 – UM Western – Swysgood Technology Center Great Room \nApril 8 – Field Trip Ruby Valley – Gilman IH Cattle Co and 5L Ranch \nSchedule: \nApril 7 – Tuesday -Workshop 8:00 – 4:30 \n8:00 – 8:30 Coffee\, pastries and networking \n8:30–9:00 Welcome – Introductions \n9:00–10:00 Megan Nasto: Soil Health on Western Rangelands: What to Measure\, How to Measure It\, & What it Means for Grazing Management \n10:00–10:45 Dave Scott: Your Direct Sell Advantage: Nutrient Dense Meat Plus Ecological Service \n10:45–11:00 Break \n11:00–12:15 Chuck Petersen: Innovative approaches to fall/winter uplands grazing. \n12:15–1:30 Lunch \n1:30–2:30 Agee Smith: Winter Grazing Experience in the Cold Desert \n2:30–3:30 Glenn Elzinga: Sagebrush Ocean: Wasteland or Breadbasket? \n3:30–3:45 Break \n3:45–4:30 Panel Q&A; sharing by participants; Wrap up! \nApril 8 – Wednesday – Field Trip Ruby Valley 9:00 – 1:00 \n8:30 – 9:00 Meet at Twin Bridges Rest Area to carpool – Coffee provided \n9:30 – 10:30 Gilman IH Cattle Co. – led by Charlie Gillman \n11:00 – 12:00 5L Ranch – led by Donnie Engelhardt \n12:00 – 1:00 Lunch and wrap up \n*** \nBiographies of Speakers \nDave Scott \nDave has been practicing multi-paddock adaptive grazing with dairy cows and sheep on irrigated pasture near Whitehall\, MT since 1982. He also worked as a grazing specialist with National Center for Appropriate Technology (NCAT) for eight years. Dave and his wife Jenny direct-marketed lamb under the Montana Highland Lamb label for fifteen years into the Bozeman\, Helena and Missoula markets. Their efforts culminated in selling 300 lambs annually to Montana State University’s Miller Dining Hall\, restaurants\, grocery stores and private individuals. \nChuck Petersen \nChuck Petersen is a retired NRCS conservationist who resides with his wife Jennifer in Spring Creek\, NV. He earned a bachelor’s degree in Range Management from Humboldt State University (1991) and a masters degree in Range Science from Utah State University (2012). Chuck’s work with Fred Provenza (Utah State University) and Agee Smith (Cottonwood Ranch\, Elko County\, NV) involving cattle feeding behaviors represents his contribution to the ongoing discussion regarding livestock use of alternative forages that result in a variety of ecological and economic benefits. \nAgee Smith \nAgee is a partner in a family-owned ranch which sits in the O’Neil Basin on the east side of the Jarbidge mountains in northeast Nevada.  He is a 4th generation rancher and has been part of the management team since 1977.  The ranch is a cow/calf operation that holds permits on both BLM and USFS managed lands.  The ranch has a Hunting and Guest Ranch business also.  Agee has a Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Science.  Additional education includes Ranching for Profit – Dave Pratt; Holistic Management – Tommy Martin and Steve Rich; Low Stress Stockmanship – Budd Williams; Lost River Grazing Academy – Jim Garrish; Integrity Soils – Nicole Masters.  Agee is also a Marine Corps Veteran. \nGlenn Elzinga \nGlenn Elzinga\, with his wife Caryl\, 7 daughters and several solid ranch hands ranch full time in Idaho’s Pahsimeroi Valley. There\, they raise black cattle on 49\,000 acres. They are first generation\, starting 32 years ago with no inherited equity on 60 irrigated acres and 7 cows. Now they run a 7-figure direct marketing beef\, lamb and pork business that sells all that their ranch produces. They have started transitioning their profitable ranch to the next generation\, capitalizing on the living soils and vibrant ecosystems that now exist as a result of their hands-on grazing management. \nMegan K. Nasto\, Ph.D. – Soil Biogeochemist & Agroecologist\, HNH Ecology \nFood has a way of bringing people together. It’s a shared human need\, it’s how we gather\, it carries culture and identity\, it’s a simple way to care for one another\, it provides us with a sense of place\, and it sparks conversation and camaraderie. And it – ultimately – all comes from the ground beneath our feet. The living\, teeming\, thriving world of soil. Soil – without which we would have nothing and be nothing. This is precisely why I work within the fields of soil biogeochemistry and agroecology. \nI believe a healthy and respectful understanding of the properties and processes of soil\, and how we alter them through various land management practices\, is of absolute necessity to care for the land that cares for us. I’ve been working towards building and communicating this understanding for over 15 years with a portfolio of producer-centered\, applied research within croplands\, pasturelands\, and rangelands at the landscape-scale. I focus on turning real-world research into practical\, decision-ready insights that actually help land managers. I absolutely love collaborating\, building trust\, and doing applied science that supports both working lands and the people who depend on them.  So let’s break bread and work together! \nDonnie Engelhardt \nDonnie Engelhardt is an experienced agricultural consultant with a deep-rooted commitment to advancing soil health\, plant vitality\, livestock well-being\, and water quality. With a diverse background spanning in regenerative land management\, and sustainable farming systems\, he brings an integrative perspective to every operation\, large or small.  Driven by the belief that nutrient-dense food is the foundation of health—for both animals and humans. Donnie works to connect the dots across the entire agricultural ecosystem. From improving soil biology and crop resilience to enhancing forage quality and animal performance\, his approach is grounded by field experience and centered on long-term ecological and economic viability. \nWhether consulting with producers\, land stewards\, or food system stakeholders\, Donnie is dedicated to helping clients build healthier\, more productive systems that deliver real nutrition from the ground up. \nCharlie Gilman – Gilman IH Cattle \nGilman IH Cattle is a family-run ranch located in Alder\, Montana\, which has operated across multiple generations. Initially\, the ranch was a modern-traditional cow/calf operation. In 2007\, the ranch shifted its calving season from February to May. This change was made to reduce operational inputs and improve efficiency. The ranch purchases yearling cattle to fill mountain leases\, leaving the cow herd to rotationally graze on irrigated land in the valley. During the winter\, the cows graze on dormant grass. Gilman IH Cattle is committed to improving land health. The ranch employs effective management practices and utilizes livestock as part of its ongoing efforts to enhance its profitability and the quality of its pastures and rangeland. \nLarry Mehlhoff – 5L Ranch \nLarry Mehlhoff is an eighth-generation farmer and rancher whose roots run deep in American agriculture. Raised on his family’s farm in North Dakota\, Larry learned early that diversification and hard work are the backbone of a successful operation. From chickens to pigs to cattle\, along with crop farming and the daily responsibilities of ranch life\, he gained hands on experience that shaped his lifelong commitment to agriculture. \nIn 1979\, Larry’s family moved to Livingston\, Montana\, continuing their agricultural journey in the West. After several years in Livingston\, they spent time ranching in eastern Montana before Larry ultimately settled in Sheridan in 1991 with a vision and clear goals for the future. What began as a dream has grown into 5L Ranch\, a diversified operation in southwest Montana focused on raising cattle\, growing crops\, and stewarding the land for future generations. \nLarry believes ranching is not defined by set working hours. Sunup to sundown does not dictate the workday. Getting the job done and finishing the work is what matters. Through many trials and tribulations\, his philosophy has remained steady with one guiding principle\, no quit. \nThroughout his career\, Larry has served on numerous agricultural boards spanning both cattle and crop sectors\, sharing hard learned lessons and practical insight with producers across the country. His experience reflects decades of adaptation\, learning\, and commitment to improving both land and livestock management. \nToday\, the next generation is deeply involved in the ranch\, with grandchildren already coming along and learning the values of agriculture. At 5L Ranch\, stewardship is more than a philosophy. By integrating regenerative practices\, thoughtful planning\, and intentional management\, Larry works to ensure the land remains productive and resilient for years to come. Every tool and every decision is part of a long-term vision to grow crops\, raise cattle\, and sustain the ranch for future generations.
URL:https://westernlandowners.org/event/spring-adaptive-grazing-workshop-with-the-southwest-montana-sagebrush-partnership/
LOCATION:University of Montana Western\, Dillon\, MT\, United States
CATEGORIES:Conference,Field Tour
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SUMMARY:Carbon\, Cattle\, and Collars with the Eastern Colorado Grasslands Coalition
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a full day soil health and grazing workshop in Kit Carson\, CO. FREE for the first 40 RSVPs. Discover how grazing can build healthier soils\, stronger grasslands\, and capture carbon. This workshop features morning visits to Flying Diamond and Collins Ranch and afternoon soil health talks from Grassroots Carbon and Burke Teichert from Understanding Ag. \nAgenda: \n\n8:30 – Arrive for coffee\, breakfast and loading\n9:00 – Ranch tours\n12:00-4:00 – Lunch and workshop
URL:https://westernlandowners.org/event/carbon-cattle-and-collars-with-the-eastern-colorado-grasslands-coalition/
LOCATION:Kit Carson High School\, 102 W 5th Ave\, Kit Carson\, CO\, 80825\, United States
CATEGORIES:Field Tour,Workshop
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ORGANIZER;CN="Eastern Colorado Grasslands Coalition":MAILTO:easterngrasslandcoalition@gmail.com
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