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    Lost Rivers Grazing Academy

    The Lost Rivers Grazing Academy is a four-day workshop offered each year in Homedale for producers who want to increase their forage productivity, animal performance and income. Visit our Facebook page for current information.


    Register today for Sept. 15-18 Lost Rivers Grazing Academy
     

    Owyhee County Community Center
    432 W. Nevada Avenue, Homedale

    The course is designed for producers and professionals working in the livestock-related industry and will provide benefits and learning related to enhancing grazing-management skills, design grazing cells, evaluate and improve the profitability of your ranch and much more.

    Find out when the next workshop will be offered by contacting

    • Scott Jensen at scottj@uidaho.edu or 208-364-4623
    • Chad Cheyney, ccheyney@uidaho.edu or 208-940-0222

    Learn to

    • Design grazing cells
    • Determine appropriate stocking rates
    • Design water systems
    • Design and build permanent and portable electric fences for use under center-pivots and wheel lines
    • Minimize animal stress during handling
    • Stockpile standing forage and draw on animals’ “fat banks” to reduce winter feed costs
    • Create custom-grazing leases
    • Develop a ranch economic plan
    • Enhance grazing-management skills
    • Improve forage and livestock production
    • Increase animal units and net income
    • Improve failing pastures
    • Reduce costs and hours spent fertilizing, harvesting and feeding hay
    • Gain a foundation of knowledge to launch a new livestock operation
    • Sustainably maintain and improve ranch productivity 

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