September 13-16th, Eagle Valley Ranch, Salmon, Idaho
The Lost Rivers Grazing Academy is a 4-day hands-on workshop for livestock operators and their advisers and consults that want to harvest and sell more of the sun’s energy through grazing, improve soil health, reduce erosion, and reduce costs, primarily on irrigated pastures.The Academy was first held in 1994 in the Lost River Valley and has been held at least once annually since then, except when disrupted by the pandemic. The program has won state and national awards for Extension programs and is has been recognized internationally. It has been attended by agency personnel and livestock operators from all over the western US, as well as from eastern US, Canada, Mexico and South America.
The program will be provided by current and emeritus members of the University of Idaho Extension, as well as our featured speaker, Jim Gerrish. Jim, formerly with the Forage Systems Research Center of the University of Missouri is know the world over for his expertise in the management of temperate climate and irrigated pastures. He has extensive experience as a pasture researcher, grazier, and international grazing consultant.In 2022, we will also feature Jerry Elzinga, grazing manager at Eagle Valley Ranch, as well as Robert and Morgan Piquet of Driggs, Idaho who will discuss their experience with MiG in the Teton Valley, where Robert has extended his grazing season into December in spite of the high elevation and deep snow of the Teton Valley.
Full-time:
(Includes continental breakfasts, lunches, suppers, breaks, one set of materials per ranch or farm, plus evening presentations):
-Per Person $800
-Per Ranch or Farm team $800, plus $650 for each additional team member. (1 set of materials.)
Day Time: $250 for any day or part of day
Alumni: $700 (no materials)
Additional Materials: $150 per set
University of Idaho graduate level or professional development credit available for an additional fee.
For More Information:
Chad Cheyney at 208-940-0222 or ccheyney@uidaho.edu in Arco
Brochure at: 220913-lrga-brochure.pdf (uidaho.edu)
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