Grazing for Wildlife Hands-On Field Day
Calamus Outfitters, Burwell, NE
10:00 am –
4:00 pm
Calamus Outfitters
16 miles northwest of Burwell on Hwy 96
Directions: 16 miles northwest of Burwell on Hwy 96 or 12 miles north of Taylor on Hwy 183, then 4 miles east on Hwy 96
Contact:
Bethany Johnston, (308) 645-2267, bjohnston3@unl.edu
This hands-on field day will demonstrate:
• How to manage grazing to benefit both cattle and wildlife
• What is healthy habitat for pastures, wetlands and shelterbelts
• How health divers grasslands provide habitat for wildlife
• How grazing can be a management tool for diversity that benefits wildlife
The Switzer family will host the field day and discuss what they have learned from their experience in seeking to enhance wildlife habitat for birding and hunting.
There is no fee for this field day, but attendance is limited.
Pre-registration is requested by Wednesday, June 17 for a meal count.
For more information please see http://go.unl.edu/grazingforwildlife.
To register, please call the Nebraska Extension Office in the Central Sandhills at 308-645-2267 or email Bethany Johnston at bjohnston3@unl.edu.
• How to manage grazing to benefit both cattle and wildlife
• What is healthy habitat for pastures, wetlands and shelterbelts
• How health divers grasslands provide habitat for wildlife
• How grazing can be a management tool for diversity that benefits wildlife
The Switzer family will host the field day and discuss what they have learned from their experience in seeking to enhance wildlife habitat for birding and hunting.
There is no fee for this field day, but attendance is limited.
Pre-registration is requested by Wednesday, June 17 for a meal count.
For more information please see http://go.unl.edu/grazingforwildlife.
To register, please call the Nebraska Extension Office in the Central Sandhills at 308-645-2267 or email Bethany Johnston at bjohnston3@unl.edu.