RancHER 2021 Day 1 - Webinar Recording

Here you will find the webinar recording for Day 1 of RancHER, a webinar series hosted in December 2021. RancHER was organized by Juliana Ranches and sponsored by the Oregon State University Women's Giving Circle.

In this recording you will find the following presentations:

Fernanda Ferreira: Beef On Dairy: An Overview of The Strategy And Thoughts For The Future.
Vanessa Schroeder: Potential Effects of Cattle Grazing and Weather on Wildlife in Sagebrush Country

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