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    Agriculture and farm management

    UI Extension, Clearwater County provides guidance on pasture and rangeland management and livestock production. Contact the UI Extension, Clearwater County office at clearwater@uidaho.edu or 208-476-4434 for information on current classes and programs.

    Pasture and forage management

    Learn about pasture and rangeland management and techniques for improving forage for livestock and wildlife while reducing weeds. Find out how to integrate forest management and grazing.

    • Idaho forage handbook, BUL 547
    • Idaho’s noxious weeds, BUL 816
    • Pasture and grazing management in the northwest, PNW 614
    • Reading and understanding pesticide labels, BUL 908
    • Water and rural living: what Idaho homeowners need to know, BUL 905

    Small farms and community food systems

    There is growing interest among consumers and growers for food produced and sold locally, often from small-scale operations. We offer a workshop series biannually that brings in speakers to address topics that will help local growers become more successful. We have also provided workshops on viticulture and livestock for the small-acreage landowner.

    • Growing farms: successful whole farm management planning book, EM 9043 (Oregon State University)  (pdf)
    • Marketing strategy for small acreage producers in Idaho, CIS 1173 

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