The RAP Production Report is now live! This tool allows users to explore at the national and county levels how current production compares to historical herbaceous production.
https://t.co/TnOeoKCV3E
Last week we attended #Southwest Society for Ecological Restoration's annual meeting in Las Cruces #NewMexico. ⛰️
We gave a talk on our #wildfire educational materials. Learn more: https://t.co/ld7j4tvc57
Pictured: Our hike near @TheJornada@nmsu with board member Doug Cram 🥾
Join us September 10th at 10 for our drought briefing. Dr. Kyle Bocinsky with the Montana Climate Office will present #drought conditions for the #southwest. He will also highlight unique perspectives and challenges for tribal lands and communities. https://t.co/vzDkyEUkIU
Join us September 10th at 10 for our drought briefing. Dr. Kyle Bocinsky with the Montana Climate Office will present #drought conditions for the #Southwest. He will also highlight unique perspectives and challenges for tribal lands and communities. https://t.co/L5uJ57NG7M
Join us May 12th at noon for our latest #Drought briefing. Our presenters from the National Drought Mitigation Center will discuss our current drought conditions and outlook, and the Managing Drought Risk on the Ranch website for #ranchers.
Sign up here: https://t.co/FdkoNfx5g9
The study demonstrates the potential of manureshed-based manure management to reduce nutrient loads. Reducing national water degradation: Development and application of a manureshed-identification framework - ScienceDirect https://t.co/WboDuXulnz
Especially on a day with dust storms like today in southern #NewMexico, its important to know that vegetation state change controls dust emissions. Grass loss increases dust, and grass #restoration can reduce it. https://t.co/J1tfcbQQwG
For those at the Society for Range Management meeting in Spokane, we will be have a short workshop on state-and-transition models/ecological sites in #rangelands , Wednesday February 12 at 1:20PM. Come join us!
@TheJornada@NCSS1899
To anyone going to the Society for Range Management Annual Meeting #SRM2025 this year, you're invited to our 2-part Symposium on Tuesday (10:20am & 1:20pm) and the end-of-project reception on Tuesday evening! (6-8 pm) There will be food at the reception!
Uncovering the secrets of dryland soils is key to understanding the global carbon cycle. @KrstinaYoung of @USDA will explore how nutrient availability affects microbial activity & carbon cycling in these ecosystems.@PChuckran @ecology_awesome@TheJornada
https://t.co/p65FTfh4a4
This month, ARS ecologist David Hoover discusses the Long-term Agroecosystem Research Network. This long-term initiative develops tools & practices for resilient, sustainable agriculture. Discover how scientists collaborate for innovative solutions! ➡️ https://t.co/O1FHBMYxZC
ARS scientists & collaborators are using AI "to identify novel methane inhibitors based on the properties of previously investigated inhibitors [like bromoform], but that are safe, scalable, and have a large potential to inhibit methane emissions,” #cattle#research#methane
@TheJornada scientists and collaborators enjoyed giving a field tour to @USDA_ARS leadership on research programs including vegetation and carbon dynamics, precision ranching, wind erosion modeling, nutrient circularity, drought adaptation, and science education @nmsu_aces