Residual Dry Matter – Monitoring, Methods, and Uses

Join MCRCD for a 2-day event around RDM standards and uses, and presentations from partner organizations supporting grazing management!

Mendocino County RCD and Rangeland Conservation Science are hosting an event at the Willits Bypass Mitigation Lands to discuss the purpose of RDM standards, monitoring field methods, interpreting and reporting results, and its relation to production, fire, habitat, and soils.

This 2-day event will also include networking opportunities and presentations from partners at UC Cooperative Extension, California Rangeland Trust, and Caltrans.

• Coffee and lunch provided
• $40.00 registration covers food, facilities, and materials
• Contact seth.myrick@mcrcd.org for any questions

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