The inaugural issue of the Trans-Pecos Rangelands Management Bulletin is now available, providing landowners, ranchers, and conservationists across Far West Texas with practical guidance on sustainable range practices.
Published through a partnership between the Borderlands Research Institute and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, the bulletin is set to be released three times per year and focuses on science-based strategies tailored to the unique climate and landscape of the Trans-Pecos region.
Highlights from the first issue include:
- Sustainable grazing methods that are effective in the arid Trans-Pecos environment
- Key native forage plants vital for beef cattle nutrition and rangeland resilience
- Local weather impacts on livestock and wildlife
The publication is freely available and can be downloaded through AgriLife Learn or directly via the following links:
📘 AgriLife Learn: https://agrilifelearn.tamu.edu/s/product/transpecos-rangelands-management-the-rangelands-of-far-west-texas/01tQn00000BN8zRIAT
📄 Direct PDF Download: https://cdn-de.agrilife.org/extension/departments/rwfm/rwfm-pu-424/publications/files/trans-pecos-rangelands-management-far-west-texas.pdf
Readers are encouraged to share the bulletin with neighbors and local networks who steward the land and wildlife of the Big Bend and Trans-Pecos region.
