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This training session will inform & educate participants about these successful managers through their management of the four ecosystem processes and focus on increasing the biodiversity of the above and below ground ecosystem.
The Colorado Section of the Society for Range Management, South Pueblo County Conservation District, and Colorado Chapter of the Soil and Water Conservation Society are pleased to announce an exciting training opportunity tying livestock, soil health, rangeland health, and wildlife aspects together to support these regenerative ranching operations. Each ranch has a unique story to share of how they operate their businesses, thinking outside of the box by applying grazing strategies, common sense solutions and diversifying their operation. |
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Day 1 (9/10) - 3R Ranch in Beulah, CO (38.029247, -104.939311):
9:00 am - Light breakfast/Registration 9:30 am - Introduction to the 3R and ‘hayride’ tour 12:30 Catered chuck wagon style lunch 1:30pm - Presentation and discussion with Steve Oswald and Annie Overlin on the use of compost tea for soil health benefits 2:30 pm – Closing Comments & Announcement /Adjourn Camping on the 3R Ranch the night before and night of, available free of charge, Meals are on your own. |
Day 2 (9/11) - Brett Gray Ranch in Rush, CO (38.727558, -103.894632):
9:00 am - Light breakfast/Registration 9:30 am - Introduction to the Brett Gray Ranch and ‘hayride’ tour 12:30 - lunch (Subway Sandwiches) 1:30pm - Presentation on Internship Program by Round River Resource Management & Quivira Coalition 2:30 pm – Closing Comments & Announcement /Adjourn |
Registration Cost (will include all informational materials, light refreshments, and lunch):
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or Cash the day of (if cash, please call or email ahead so we may get a head count for your lunch, we will have a few extra’s each day) |
Come join the fun! Save the date! Learn from some of the best range professionals, livestock owners and land managers in Southeastern, Colorado. Visit with participants & exchange ideas!
Check out Round River Resource Management/Louis Martin (Brett Gray Ranch) Write up here on the Excellence in Rangeland Conservation Page
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