Applications Due! Women in Ranching’s Leading with Numbers Cohort is a 10-week virtual program from January – March 2027, for women actively stewarding land and livestock who want to strengthen their financial skills and better understand their operation’s numbers. Participants will receive weekly financial training, work sessions, mentorship and community
Session #3: Managing Farm Money Agricultural Bank Financing & Accounting – Class Summary This course introduces the financial and accounting foundations needed for successful farm and ranch management. It focuses on understanding financial statements, the differences between tax and Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and when to use them, and
Session #2: Accounting for Crops Accounting for Perennial and Annual Crops This course provides farmers and ranchers with and understanding of the accounting cycle for crop production and applying agricultural-specific tax rules. It will focus on the key differences between annual crops and perennial crops, along with the accounting and
Session 1: Ranch Tax Basics (Agriculture & Ranching Tax Topics) This course will provide an overview of key tax principals for agricultural and ranching businesses. It will focus on foundational tax concepts, strategies to reduce tax liability, and recent tax law developments, including updates associated with the One Big Beautiful
Noble Grazing Essentials is a three-day, hands-on course focused on practical strategies for managing grazing lands. Participants will learn how to improve soil health, maximize forage use without overgrazing, assess carrying capacity and stocking rates, and implement adaptive grazing strategies that support pasture recovery. The course also explores ways grazing
In this episode, we sit down with Tucker Brown, a rancher from Throckmorton, Texas, who has built a following of more than 211,000 people on Instagram by documenting the day-to-day realities of his family’s multi-generational ranch.
The 110th Annual California’s Cattlemen’s Association and Cattlewomen’s Convention brings together California’s producers, agricultural leaders, and industry partners to connect, share knowledge, and discuss the issues shaping the future of ranching. The convention features educational sessions, networking opportunities, and industry discussions while providing opportunities to recognize the people and partnerships
The California Association of Resource Conservation District (CARCD) Annual Conference brings together conservation leaders, agency partners, Tribal collaborators, land stewards, and practitioners to share knowledge, build partnerships, and address California’s most pressing natural resource challenges. The conference explores topics including climate-smart agriculture, wildlife resilience, watershed health, sustainable groundwater management, and
Rally: The National Land Conservation Conference brings together land conservation practitioners from around the world to learn, connect, and celebrate conservation leadership. This annual gathering features learning sessions focused on land conservation topics, networking opportunities, exhibits, plenary sessions, and an awards presentations recognizing conservation leadership. Rally provides a space for
The Region VI 2027 Meeting brings together members for education, connection, and leadership development focused on planning for the next generation of families and organizations. The multi-day event features business meetings, workshops, tours, networking opportunities, and special activities in Sutter Creek, Ca. Attendees can participate in an estate planning workshop,
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