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SRM ELECTION OF 2020 OFFICERS
Voting for the 2020 election of SRM officers will open soon! CLICK HERE to read the candidates' bios and statements. There is also a bylaw amendment to be voted on this … [Read More...]
SRM Letter to Superintendent Sholly Regarding Invitation to Participate in AM20
SRM met with Yellowstone National Park Superintendent Cameron (Cam) Sholly this past month to discuss rangelands management within Yellowstone Park. The meeting resulted in … [Read More...]
SRM Sends Letter to Secretary Perdue and Secretary Bernhardt Requesting Proactive Approach to Developing & Refining ESDs.
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Deadline to Submit Proposals for the AM20 Extended to July 15, 2019!
The 2020 SRM Annual Meeting Planning Committee has extended the deadline to July 15, 2019 or submissions for two (2) hour proposals for symposium, workshops, and Ignite-type … [Read More...]
HOW TO CHANGE YOUR MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL NOTICE & BALLOT PREFERENCE
SRM Members can select their preference for receiving renewal notices and/or election ballots in just a few short steps. First, log in to your member profile … [Read More...]
SRM Attends Western Governors’ Association Working Lands RoundTable
SRM Attends Western Governors' Association Working Lands RoundTable SRM's Outreach Coordinator attended the Western Governors’ Association, “Working Lands Round Table” in … [Read More...]
Deadline to Submit Nominations for SRM Fellow & Outstanding Achievement-Research/Academia Extended!
ATTENTION: The deadline to submit nominations for the following categories ONLY has been extended to June 17, 2019: *Fellow *Outstanding Achievement - … [Read More...]
SRM joins with USGS Coalition Members in Letter Outlining Concerns of New Policy Limiting Conference Travel for Federal Employees
CLICK HERE to read the letter to USGS Director Reilly … [Read More...]
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Society for Range Management
Great to see the work of SRM member Sergio Arispe in this article by the Capital Press
From the article: “The hypothesis is that we can promote rangeland health so that the sagebrush steppe ecosystem can be more resistant to invasive annual grasses and resilient to disturbances such as fire,” Arispe said”
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#WeAreRangelands
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From the article: “Breeding smaller cattle could be a long-term strategy that will help ranchers and ease pressure on an increasingly drought-prone range, said Leticia Henderson, a livestock and range Extension agent at Oregon State University.
The research team developed a statistical model that showed smaller cows have distinct advantages over larger ones in pastures where the cows don’t have much to chew on.
The study is published in the journal Rangelands: Drought Mitigation for Grazing Operations: Matching the Animal to the Environment.”
➡️What are your thoughts on the study? COMMENT BELOW ⬇️
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POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT:
MSU Asst or Assoc Prof of Animal Science/Ruminant Nutrition
Academic year (9 mo) tenure-track faculty position
60% Research/30% Teaching/10% Service
For the complete position description and application instructions go to: https://t.co/uDcuzLdH3m.
YPC President Veronica Urbanczyk emphasizes the importance of professional mentor-mentee relationships for the future of range management professionals
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