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TXGLC provides educational opportunities for many groups, including wildlife and livestock organizations and schools. We collaborate and cooperate with our partners to provide meaningful information to land stewards and others. Grazing lands include rangeland and pasture land and make up more than 100 million acres, 65% of Texas!
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Private grazing lands
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Texas Grazing Land Coalition is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit. TXGLC supports sound grazing land stewardship and assists owners and managers of private grazing lands. We actively seek grants to help us educate land owners, explore and publicize meaningful issues/topics for land stewards. Join our efforts! Send contributions to TXGLC, Box 146, Victoria, TX 77902! Interested in a particular area: specify your contribution to go to our youth or adult education, state wide grazing land information programs or your regional Grazing Land Coalition. Saddle up and ride with us today!
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Texas Grazing Land Coalition
PO Box 146
Victoria, Texas, 77902
806-679-8729
jenny.txglc@gmail.com
“The better it gets, the faster it gets better!” Frank Price, May 22, 2019. Stay tuned for some video clips to hit our website. #LessonsFromFrank
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Wisdom from the Chair of TXGLC’s Technical Advisory Committee!
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Top 10 Misconceptions in Grazing Management
noble.org
Understanding and avoiding these top 10 misconceptions about grazing management can help ranchers increase production of both forage and pounds of beef.
Resisting the urge to tag nearly everyone I know here!
Number 9 is the beginning of many problems on the ranch.
Good article Jeff Goodwin
I guess it’s all about intensive grazing on small sections and move the animals several times a week!? At least that’s what my husband seems to do. Hopefully we are doing it right as well.
Hopefully this will spread like range fire...
Really surprised at his view on stocking rates. Most ranches are under stocked, which becomes apparent by ranches which have utilized biologically correct grazing methods needing to add cattle in order to keep up with the forage. How you graze is just as important as how many you graze
The South Texas GLC Chairman David Kitner manages the Duval County Ranch for Killam Properties. They were honored recently with the Leopold Conservation award. Check out the video and read more about Duval County Ranch’s Grazing program at www.texasglc.org under “Artists of Grazing.”
#ArtOfGrazingKillam Duval County Ranch Thoughtfully managed and cared for, the Killam Duval County Ranch is a real working ranch that is successfully making its own way t...
