Our Summer 2022 Field Tour with our 2021 Excellence in Rangeland Conservation Award Winners 
Pat and Nikki Luark of Burns, Colorado

Co-Sponsored by CSSRM & the Eagle County Conservation District
June 16th Board Meeting and Social 
​June 17th Ranch Tour
(Camping available on the ranch for tour participants on June 16th)
What you'll learn by attending the field day on the Luark Ranch:
  • Wondering if virtual fencing really works? Come see how virtual fencing is being used to improve ranch infrastructure which facilitates the implementation of prescribed grazing management.
  • Struggling with woody plant growth that reduces palatable forage production? Observe sage grouse management and pinyon-jumper control on BLM grazing allotment.
  • Learn how forest and rangeland health can be improved, which leads to active management that produces increased resilience of forest and improved understory vegetation.
  • See how the Luark Ranch is pursuing direct marketing of their beef by looking into local meat processing with neighbors creating a more complete and efficient ranching operation.
  • Have you heard of Saving Tomorrow's Agriculture Resources? Join us to learn about the S.T.A.R. evaluation tool that focuses on building healthy soil for our farmers and ranchers to make our lands more resilient, efficient, and profitable.
Click here to register & purchase your $25 ticket (includes lunch)!

Save the date for our annual fall meeting!

Our Fall 2022 Annual Section Meeting will be at the CSU Arkansas Valley Research Center
in Rocky Ford, Colorado October 19 & 20, 2022

We're working on an amazing speaker line-up! 
Plus your ticket includes a BBQ brisket lunch catered by the Rocky Ford FFA Chapter on day one,
and a second lunch on day two!

More info coming soon!

Interested in More Events from US?

We host two section meetings per year.
One in the summer and one in the fall which includes either a workshop, tour or training. But we also keep our members up to date with local, regional, and national range related events through our Facebook page.

Interested in our tours and workshops? 

You don't have to be a member to attend our tours and workshops, but Colorado Section Members receive
​advanced notification through emails and newsletters.
We don't maintain a contact email list outside our membership. So check our Facebook page, our website, or consider becoming a member. It's easy to become a member through the Society for Range Management and choose Colorado as your section. ​
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