3 Day Course November 30th- December 2nd 2026 8:30 AM-5:00PM
NOTE: This event is made possible by a generous grant from Working Lands Conservation and the NRCS's Grazing Lands Conservation Initiative. Your registration fee supports locally sourced meals each day. Additional funding is available to assist with meal and travel costs—please contact learn@3springsutah.com for details.
Day 1: Foundations of Holistic Management - We will dive head first into understanding our place in our environment and creating a quality life around our families, communities, farms and ranches. Being able to read the land is fundamental to understand our finances and the role of grazing. We will go over the Holistic Managment Framework and help you create a holistic context that will instill you with the power to make the decisions you need to improve your life and land.
Day 2: Holistic Financial Planning- Our goal the first half of this day is to help your see possibilities of profitability solely through the land in a way that boosts its value and cashflow of your enterprise. Holistic Financial Planning brings traditional financial planning into syc with your Holistic context and how you want your life to be. Bring your numbers! During the second half of the day we
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Day 3: Holistic Planned Grazing - Proactively creat the landscape you want without having to spend more time or money. Just learn to plan and find the weaknesses and strengths of your operation. You know your land best, but this planning process will break down and identify the blindspots on your ground. Learn from the experience of thousands of ranchers that led to the original grazing planning method that has been referred by many names: such as "rotational grazing", "adaptive grazing", "mob grazing", "intensive grazing", etc.
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This course has been made possible in part by Working Lands. Working Lands Conservation (WLC) bridges the gap between science and land stewardship to enhance the sustainability of working lands. Through collaboration, research, and outreach, we empower land managers and rural communities with science-based solutions that benefit both people and ecosystems. Our approach is rooted in relationships, ensuring durable, lasting impacts on the land.
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