Regional Coalitions
We would like to recognize the Regional Coalitions that make up the Texas Grazing Land Coalition. Please contact us if you would like to join.
Southern Rolling Plains GLC
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High Plains GLC
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Concho Valley GLC
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Trans-Pecos GLC
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South Texas GLC
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Coastal Prairies GLC
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Edwards Plateau GLC
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Blackland Prairie GLC
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Cross Timbers GLC
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Northeast Texas GLC
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Texas Grazing Land Coalition
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Victoria, Texas, 77902
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Texas RangeJoin us from home! The "Advocating for Agriculture Symposium" will be held online April 14th from 7:30 am-12:30 pm. Arm yourself with facts in support of our Agricultural Community. Click on the photo/flyer to see the speaker line-up. TWO General Pesticide Applicator CEUs will be awarded for those who need them.
Simply register by going to agriliferegister.tamu.edu/ag. The cost is $10 and a link to join the Symposium will be sent to all registrants the day before. Contact Megan.Clayton@ag.tamu.edu with any questions. "See" you there!
Grazing for fire breaks!
#artofgrazingOwyhee County ranchers continue to participate in an experimental targeted grazing project to create fire breaks for 30 miles along the base of the Owyhee Front in partnership with the BLM ...
Knowing the plants on your ranch is critical!
www.progressivecattle.com/topics/grazing/the-answer-is-always-know
Check out Progressive Cattle magazine....subscription is free!
progressivecattle.com
The sentiment is unanimous – among the day-work cowboys anyway, and maybe a few “wanna be” ranchers seeking leased land. “That lady is crazy. There’s plenty of grass on that ranch.”
Rangeland is like your bank account and the plants are the money. Some plants are worth more than others and you always want to know how much is in your bank account before you write a big check.