David McKnight ’73 Ranch Management University
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College Station, TX 77845
The David McKnight ’73 Ranch Management University is an intensive four-day event that targets new or inexperienced ranchers and landowners and covers the fundamentals of soils and soil fertility, forage establishment as well as pasture, livestock, grazing and wildlife management. Texas A&M University and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service faculty produce and teach the workshop.
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