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Who will be our future leaders? In a world of ever changing challenges- pandemics, lack of skilled workforce, depletion of natural resources, food insecurity, poverty4-H is providing a foundation for youth to thrive and grow to be the leaders of the future.
The links below will direct you to applications and updated predator information. UCCE Fact Sheet-CDFW Wolf Compensation Grant Application Process_4.3.23 12.21.21_wolves and compensation update Ranching with Predators_Siskiyou County_1.10.
2024 Perennial Grass Report The goal of this project is to identify the most productive and persistent perennial grass species and varieties under (mostly) dryland conditions in Scott and Shasta Valleys.
Below are links that will direct you to pasture manuals. Dryland Pastures: https://anrcatalog.ucanr.edu/pdf/8163.pdf Irrigated Pastures and Mountain Meadows: https://ucanr.edu/sites/Rangelands/files/321972.
The Cattle Scholarship Project was initiated by former UC Cooperative Extension Livestock and Natural Resources Advisor, Cari Koopmann Rivers, in conjunction with the Siskiyou County Cattlemen (SCCA) and CattleWomen (SCCW) Boards in 2018.
The links below will direct you to animal health research and resources. Interested in a specific topic that isn't covered? Call Advisor Grace Woodmansee, (530)842-2711.Pigeon Fever and other ways C.
Increasing wildfire preparedness for commercial livestock producers has become a pressing need; large-scale operations cannot efficiently evacuate their herds during an emergency and, therefore, must be able to access livestock sheltering in place.
