Texas Grazing Land Coalition

Texas Grazing Land Coalition The Texas GLC is a partnership between landowners and conservation organizations that supports grazing land sustainability.

05/30/2026

🌱 Range Management Seminar – Christoval, TX

Join Texas A&M AgriLife Extension for a hands‑on seminar focused on practical tools and current issues in rangeland and pasture management. Topics include targeted grazing for wildfire mitigation, IPM updates, virtual fencing, drones in agriculture, and NRCS programs.

βœ… Lunch provided
βœ… 3 CEUs available (IPM & General)
πŸ“… June 12, 2026
πŸ“ Christoval Community Center
πŸ‘‰ Call to RSVP: 325‑659‑6522
πŸ“£ Share this with producers, land managers, and applicators who would benefit from this training.

RSVPs close TODAY! Those in the Edwards Plateau area, consider making the trip for this really valuable workshop! We'll ...
05/29/2026

RSVPs close TODAY! Those in the Edwards Plateau area, consider making the trip for this really valuable workshop! We'll be talking about tried and true principles, but also hear from those on the cutting edge of technology in the industry. We hope to see you in Roosevelt on June 5!

RSVPs close soon! Those in the Edwards Plateau area, consider making the trip for this really valuable workshop! We'll b...
05/27/2026

RSVPs close soon! Those in the Edwards Plateau area, consider making the trip for this really valuable workshop! We'll be talking about tried and true principles, but also hear from those on the cutting edge of technology in the industry. RSVP by May 29!

05/26/2026

πŸ“Publication Drop! 🎀

Research translated into common-sense information for the benefit of all Texans. The picture-perfect results of the Land Grant Mission!

The new Rangeland Resilience: Using Fire and Grazing Together publication highlights how pairing these two foundational tools can strengthen rangeland health and productivity. This article explores how integrating prescribed fire and targeted grazing creates a dynamic landscape that improves forage, supports wildlife, and enhances soil and water function. Learn how this practical, science-based approach can help landowners build more resilient systems and better manage variability across Texas rangelands.

πŸ”—Link to Download:https://agrilife.org/westtexasrangelands/files/2026/05/Rangeland-Resilience-Using-Fire-and-Grazing-Together-RWFM-PU-443.pdf

Have you RSVPed? Those in the Edwards Plateau area, consider making the trip for this really valuable workshop! We'll be...
05/25/2026

Have you RSVPed? Those in the Edwards Plateau area, consider making the trip for this really valuable workshop! We'll be talking about tried and true principles, but also hear from those on the cutting edge of technology in the industry. RSVP by May 29!

Observation  πŸ‘€ is the most valuable monitoring tool you have at your disposal on your ranch.  Even in pretty severe drou...
05/24/2026

Observation πŸ‘€ is the most valuable monitoring tool you have at your disposal on your ranch. Even in pretty severe drought, I found a lot to look at on the ranch in Hartley County yesterday. Even a minimal amount of rain has brought a hint of green.

Engelmann daisy , sand sagebrush, Tahoka daisy, dung beetle activity (albeit last year's), blue grama, scarlet globemallow, deer browsed yucca blooms, big and little bluestems, sand dropseed, prickly pear hosting pollinators, mulies in velvet, happy dogs and Alibates flint.....ranch country can be incredibly resilient if we give it the opportunity to succeed!

I encourage you to take the time to observe and understand!

And also observe and reflect on the freedoms we enjoy because of those who sacrificed for our freedoms ~ Jenny

Those in the Edwards Plateau area, consider making the trip for this really valuable workshop! We'll be talking about tr...
05/22/2026

Those in the Edwards Plateau area, consider making the trip for this really valuable workshop! We'll be talking about tried and true principles, but also hear from those on the cutting edge of technology in the industry. RSVP by May 29!

05/20/2026

You're invited to learn about the beneficial role that cattle can play in habitat management during the Texas Grazing Land Coalition seminar at WildLIfe 2026 in San Antonio. Reserve your spot today at https://bit.ly/WildLife2026

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