Instructed by Kirk Gadzia, Wayne Knight, Casey Wade, Philip Boyd and Christine Martin

Do you know how to plan for more ranch/farm profits?

Do you struggle with soil health, water-holding capacity, and growing enough forage for your livestock?

Do you find it challenging to find balance between your work, family, and quality of life?

If you would like to improve your skills to manage your ranch or farm more (w)holistically, then our Regen Ag School is for you! 

Don’t miss this rare opportunity at the award-winning Dixon Water Foundation Leo Ranch to gain comprehensive knowledge in Holistic Management® and create a livestock grazing plan that will help create more land health and financial success on your ranch or farm.

This school is for you if you’re interested in farming, ranching, land conservation, or urban agriculture and want to improve your decision-making, profitability, water use, and soil health. Large- and small-scale producers are all invited!

Here’s what you can expect when you attend our Regen Ag School at the Leo Ranch:

• Learn a process that enables you to prioritize investments and expenses for range health and profit

• Make every raindrop count by learning how to plan for soil and rangeland health using a comprehensive Grazing Planning Tool Kit

• Explore tips and tricks for making the most of your time and money

• Read the land by learning more about lead-indicator monitoring of land and livestock to inform your planning and management

• Discover the opportunities and satisfaction in improving your land and your financial situation from people who have used the tools and mentored thousands of producers just like you

• Learn how working with nature in harmony with the values you hold is possible using the principles outlined in this workshop

• Leave with a realistic list of priorities and actions to heal your land, make more profits, carve out time for what matters most to you, and gain clarity on your goals and how to reach them

• Learn about tools and techniques to understand the interaction between animals, plant recovery time, and plant utilization

• Discover the importance of a shared goal that covers all that is important to the business in the present and into the future, and how to use this shared goal to select the best tools and investments

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