Following the philosophy of Bud and Eunice Williams, Cattle Up led by Dawn Hnatow, Holistic Management International, and Dixon Water Foundation, are hosting a unique 3-day workshop to help farmers and ranchers gain knowledge and hands-on experience. Keeping livestock in a healthy mental state, with reduced stress in handling, translates into a variety of positive results including easier gathers, less sickness, improved weight gains, efficient corral work, and happier handlers.

A week-long whole farm/ranch resource management training at the award-winning Dixon Water Foundation's Leo Ranch! Learn alongside a friendly
community of land managers! Partial scholarships available!

TX-GLC Cross Timbers Chapter invites you to join us at Dixon Water Foundation’s Leo Ranch to explore working facilities, predator management, grazing strategies, and more of what is required for a thriving sheep operation.

Learn how to work on your business, not just in your business. This step-by-step financial planning approach will help you understand the big picture view, plan for profit, control costs, and make critical production decisions based on a  clear analysis of your different enterprises. You will develop a financial plan for improved financial decisions on both annual budgets and long-term investments. You should plan on about 2 – 4 hours each week to participate in the webinars and complete the assignments.

For large-scale and small-scale ranchers, farmers, and land managers.

Learn how to more effectively manage your farm or ranch for the triple bottom line (social, environmental, and financial sustainability).

The workshop is being hosted by Graze the Prairie in Winfield, KS, a regenerative cattle and sheep operation owned by Linda & Keith Long. Participants will explore Holistic Management principles, grazing planning, and drought resilience strategies, while also gaining practical experience in ecological monitoring, forage measurement, and adaptive grazing techniques.