Starting ’em Young; 4-H
The Roots and Purpose of the 4-H Program The 4-H program, one of the most well-known youth development organizations in the United States, traces its roots back to the early 20th century. It began as a way to introduce new agricultural techniques to young people in rural areas. Initially called “Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs,” 4-H […]
How Hunting Stops the Spread of Disease
Hunting: A Vital Wildlife Management Tool to Prevent Disease Spread Hunting is not just a recreational activity; it plays an essential role in managing wildlife populations and preventing the spread of debilitating diseases like Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) and bluetongue. As wildlife populations grow, the risks of disease outbreaks increase, and hunting offers a practical […]
Rotational Grazing and Wildlife Management
Rotational grazing is a livestock management practice that can significantly benefit wildlife management. This method involves moving livestock between different pastures or grazing areas on a planned schedule to prevent overgrazing and allow vegetation recovery. The value of rotational grazing in wildlife management is multifaceted, contributing to ecological balance, biodiversity, and habitat improvement. One primary […]
