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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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Texas Grazing Land Coalition
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Victoria, Texas, 77902
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Coastal Prairie GLC is really going all our in their inaugural intern program!
#ArtOfGrazingThank you Daniel flying service for hosting a field day for the interns! The day was packed full of lots of information and great discussions! Brett Huegele spoke about brush application and planning in south Texas. They also heard from Andy Biery and Mike Shell about flight planning and aerial chemical distribution! Thank you to everyone involved!
Great range conditions lead to all kinds of good things! Bobwhite habitat being one of them! These hens are in Navarro County.
#ArtOfGrazingHere are a couple of photos of paired male and female bobwhites captured at 2 separate camera stations recently. Hopefully, these females have clutches currently being incubated by their first mate and are getting ready to lay their second clutch with new mates. With the excellent range conditions resulting from the abundant rainfall this spring, double nesting is certainly a good possibility.
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Coastal Prairie GLC is piloting an intern program this summer! Looks like it is going well!
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#AmazingGrazingThe 2019 GLC interns has a successful field day at Sarco Creak Ranch! They were able to partake in Range Land Identification lead by Clifford Carter and Stephan Diess along with a quail count and wild life discussion lead by Kirk Feuerbacher. Thank you to all involved!
