Grassland Studies, Center for
Nebraska Grazing Conference Proceedings
Nebraska Grazing Conference Proceedings, 2021
Date of this Version
2021
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Citation
Nebraska Grazing Conference Proceedings, 2021
Center for Grassland Studies, University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Abstract
Abstracts and biographies
Conservation Practices & Grazing Management by Chris Larsen
Prescribed Burning by Mark Alberts
Grazing Management by Craig Howard
Plant Identification by Jerry Volesky
Welcome and Opening Remarks by Daren Redfearn
Center for Grassland Studies Updates by Walt Schacht
Conservation Session, Session Moderator: Ben Beckman
Storytelling in Nebraska's Grasslands by Ethan Freese
History of Conservation on a Private Ranch by Mike Kelly
Value of Pollinators in Grasslands Habitat Session, Session Moderator: Daren Redfearn
2020 Leopold Conservation Awardees by Ed Olson and Leta Olson
Simple Steps and Benefits of Including Pollinator Habitat on Your Land by Melissa Panella
Roles of Pollinators and Decline Issues by Judy Wu-Smart
Managing Wet Meadows, Session Moderator: Jerry Volesky
Subirrigated Meadow Management by Walt Schacht
Sandhills Wet Meadows: A Botanist's Perspective by Gerry Steinauer
Managing Rainwater Basin Wetlands by Jeff Drahota
Grazing Management to Reduce Reed Canarygrass and Other Cool-season Grasses in Wet Meadow by John Guretzky
How Grazing Wet Meadows Benefits the Entire Ranch by Tim Goodnight
Grassland Carbon Credits Panel
Carbon Sequestration: Government Policy vs Reality: Is There Common Ground? by Greg Ibach
Carbon Markets and Carbon Banks: What Do They Mean for Nebraska Agriculture? by Dave Aiken
Carbon Markets: The Untold Story by Roric Paulman
Grazing Systems, Session Moderator: Mitchell Stephenson
Management: The Limiting Factor in Grazing Management by John Walker
Changes in Grazing Management from Continued Educational Programming by Sean Kelly
Grazing Education: The South Dakota Grassland Coalition Model by Dan Rasmussen
Risk Management, Session Moderator: Jay Parsons
Livestock Risk Management 101 by Jim Jenkins
Managing Pasture Production Risk by Jay Parsons
Cattle Markets Are on Fire: What Price Risk Should We Be Managing For? by Elliott Dennis
Conference Overview by Tim Kalkowski