Moving Range Health and Livestock Performance Forward During a Drought (WCP 521)
About this episode
Jake Miller discusses strategies for maintaining range health and livestock performance during a prolonged drought.
Jake Miller has been facing a prolonged drought. They have been diligent to protect the range health and continue to challenge their cattle to move their ranch forward in the face of this drought. This has paid dividends when they have had large rainfalls. They have been able to hold on to the rain they do get and see the range spring back to life. Sponsors: Dominium Wealth ( Episode 490 ) Ranch Right 100th Meridian Ranching Nebraska Grazing Lands Coalition - Grazing School Relevant Links: Livewire Fence Supply
People in this episode
Host: Clay Conry
Guest: Jake Miller
Topics covered
- drought management
- range health
- livestock performance
- regenerative ranching
- cattle management
Keywords
- drought
- range health
- livestock performance
- cattle
- regenerative ranching
Sponsors
Dominium Wealth
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Ranch Right, 100th Meridian Ranching, Nebraska Grazing Lands Coalition, Livewire Fence Supply
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