Salmon Ranching is becoming a fad in Alaska. Great way to keep quality of fish. Here wild catch is transferred live and kept alive util market is ready. Needless to say there is no damage to these coho and sockeye salmon. SILKSTREAM transfers damage-free contact us directly at transvac@aol.com, T. (253) 804-2507…
San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares Silkstream 1005 – wild salmon live transfer (salmon ranching)-chignick, ak., usa from the web.

www.aqha.com It’s a long way from Texas to Montana but that’s the trek that the Scott family made in 1948 due to drought conditions. Learn more of the story of the 2007 AQHA Best Remuda Award winner and its ranching operation in Big Sky Country….
San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares S ranch from the web.

Wildlife Ranching SA member, Piet Vloek, challenges the Rowland Ward and SCI measuring methods of Buffalo Trophies…
San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares Fire chat: piet van der walt (piet vloek) challenges rowland ward and sci from the web.

Scott River Ranch is an example of beneficial ranching that brings ecology, raising beef, and ranching practices into harmony. Check out what Gareth Plank is up to in this educational video. www.ShopLocalBook.com…
San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares Local beef farmer: example of sustainable ranching from the web.

During his 31-year career with the US Forest Service, Bill Worf held positions as district ranger, staff officer, forest supervisor, and regional director. After his retirement, he co-founded the environmental organization Wilderness Watch, an organization dedicated to protecting the lands and waters in the national Wilderness Preservation System. Through his work with Wilderness Watch, Worf closely followed the management of livestock grazing in the South Warner Wilderness of northeastern California. In this video, Worf speaks about his management-related conversations with South Warner Wilderness District Ranger Edith Asrow. This video is an excerpt from Bill Worf’s interview in WESTERN TURF WARS: THE POLITICS OF PUBLIC LANDS RANCHING ( www.westernturfwars.com )….
San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares The forest service\’s disregard for historical range surveys from the web.

Ragsdale Ranch Realty, San Saba TX localedge.com professional real estate services, Texas hill country,Texas beautiful state, special hide-away, recreation and ranching, Colorado River, San Saba River, commercial enterprise, real estate needs, hunting ranch,…
San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares Ragsdale ranch realty, san saba tx from the web.

Sharing the positive stories of American farming and ranching….
San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares Sharing our story – america\’s heartland from the web.

“Americana” family living still exists in this small ranching community. How lucky we are to still have places in America like this!…
San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares Paulina boys dance from the web.

A trailblazer. A leader. A man driven by his deep passion for the land. These are words used to describe Bill Tullos, honored recently in Lubbock with the prestigious National Golden Spur Award….
San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares Bill tullos – portrait of a ranching leader from the web.

Pat Driscoll from Furniture Row Racing discusses with me the Farm American Project and the upcoming 2011 NASCAR season. The Farm American project is an unprecedented opportunity for American agriculture to tell the story of farming and ranching familes to millions of consumers….
San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares Interview with pat driscoll about farm american from the web.

Steven Herman earned his PhD in zoology from the University of California at Davis and has taught courses in ecology, natural history, and animal behavior at The Evergreen State College since 1971. Over the years, he has closely followed the management of livestock grazing at Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge (both in Oregon), and Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge in Nevada. In this 2004 interview, Herman explains how cattle grazing at Oregon’s Malheur National Wildlife Refuge increases the vulnerability of nesting birds to predation, and he comments on one approach of refuge managers to address this problem. This video is an excerpt from a much longer interview with Herman, the full transcript of which appears in the book WESTERN TURF WARS: THE POLITICS OF PUBLIC LANDS RANCHING. See westernturfwars.com…
San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares Cattle grazing increases predation of birds at malheur national wildlife refuge from the web.

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San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares Ranching operations from the web.

Cattle, cane, and citrus play a major role in the history of Glades County and the rural character of the landscape today. Discover the bounty found along the western shore of Lake Okeechobee, and learn more at www.visitglades.com…
San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares Tales from the glades: ranching heritage from the web.

Video contains blurry background images, focussing on the impact on tropical rainforests of deforestation. It outlines the difference between sustainable and unsustainable removal of trees in the rainforests. Unsustainable removal involves the purposes of road building, logging, HEP, mining, cattle ranching and crop farming. A lot of written screen content, and all in just over 2 and a half minutes….
San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares Human impact on tropical rainforests.wmv from the web.

In the middle of California’s Bay Area, a ranching family provides a haven for wildlife and endangered species. The family’s management practices have not only improved rangeland health, but is a prime example of the conservation ethic that has been instilled over generations in the ranchers who manage the lands today — and the love of the land that is being passed on to their children….
San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares California ranching: raising beef with sustainable stewardship from the web.

An interview with Frances Christian about the history of Armstrong County and ranching in the Texas panhandle….
San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares An interview with frances collins christian, feb. 22, 1994, part 7 from the web.

An interview with Frances Christian about the history of Armstrong County and ranching in the Texas panhandle….
San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares An interview with frances collins christian, feb. 22, 1994, part 6 from the web.

An interview with Frances Christian about the history of Armstrong County and ranching in the Texas panhandle….
San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares An interview with frances collins christian, feb. 22, 1994, part 5 from the web.

The Nature Conservancy has been working on the Carson River since 2000 to protect its precious lands and water using land protection, restoration, sustainable ranching practices, and public access and education….
San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares The carson river project from the web.

An interview with Frances Christian about the history of Armstrong County and ranching in the Texas panhandle….
San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares An interview with frances collins christian, feb. 22, 1994, part 8 from the web.

Robert Amundson, husband of the late ecologist Dr. Joy Belsky, describes the lack of academic freedom she experienced at Texas Tech University when she was invited there to give a seminar on the damaging effects that cattle grazing has had on desert grasslands of the American West. This video is an excerpt from Amundsons interview in WESTERN TURF WARS: westernturfwars.com…
San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares Ranching politics in academia from the web.

Patrick Diehl recounts his recent experience in bringing litigation against BLM. And he makes a prediction about the future of ranching on the public lands. This video is an excerpt from a longer interview with Diehl, the transcript of which is contained in WESTERN TURF WARS: THE POLITICS OF PUBLIC LANDS RANCHING (westernturfwars.com)….
San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares The future of public lands ranching from the web.

Clait E. Braun received his BS in technical agronomy from Kansas State University (1962), his MS in wildlife management from the University of Montana (1965), and his phd in wildlife biology from Colorado State University (1969). During his student years he was at times employed by the US Department of Agriculture in Kansas and Montana, and by the Montana Department of Game and Fish. In 1969 Dr. Braun joined the Colorado Division of Wildlife where, during his thirty-year career, he held various positions including program manager, wildlife research leader, and researcher. His studies of sage-grouse in Colorado led to his discovery of the Gunnison sage-grouse in 1977. He was also instrumental in naming the species. In this video Clait Braun talks about impacts of Holistic Management on avian species in the western United States. This video is an excerpt from a longer interview with Braun, the transcript of which is contained in WESTERN TURF WARS: THE POLITICS OF PUBLIC LANDS RANCHING (…
San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares Holistic management of rangelands—consequences for avian species from the web.

Doug Barber explains the background of the $100000 expense to taxpayers that resulted from fencing cattle out of an Arizona stream inhabited by the endangered Apache trout. He also summarizes the letter he wrote in 1998 to Pete Domenici (US senator from New Mexico) in which Barber criticized the decision to authorize this expenditure instead of permanently removing cattle from the region. This video is an excerpt from Barbers interview in WESTERN TURF WARS: westernturfwars.com…
San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares Economics of public lands ranching from the web.

Former Forest Service range conservationist and botanist Renee Galeano-Popp speaks about the harm to coyotes, foxes, and mountain lions resulting from predator control carried out on behalf of ranchers by the US government. This video is an excerpt from a longer interview with Galeano-Popp, the transcript of which is contained in WESTERN TURF WARS: THE POLITICS OF PUBLIC LANDS RANCHING (westernturfwars.com)….
San Luis Obispo Newspaper Shares Animal damage control harms wildlife from the web.