This Track is a suggested sequence of trainings, replays, and information pertaining to the design, installation, and certification of managed grazing systems.

Subject
Basic Tech Skills (Matrix)
Skill
Managed Grazing Systems
Source

TTCP

Training Type
Online Learning
Location

United States

Notes

Prescribed Grazing

  1. Complete the Conservation Planning Core Competency Modules
  2. Become a Level 1 Conservation Planner
  3. Introduction to Animal Agriculture - the Minnesota Beef Industry
  4. Tech Talk : Livestock 101 (Coming soon!)

Recommended Trainings

  1. Beginner Trainings
    1. Prescribed Grazing Training Series
    2. Prescribed Grazing  (Offered in person annually)
    3. Pasture Condition Scoring (Offered in person depending on demand)
      1. Tech Talk: Pasture Condition Scoring
    4. Estimating Forage Production (Offered in person depending on demand)
      1. Tech Talk: Estimating Forage Production
    5. Grazing Facilitating Practices (Offered in person depending on demand)
      1. Tech Talk: Grazing Facilitating Practices  Part 1
      2. Tech Talk: Grazing Facilitating Practices  Part 2
    6. Working Effectively with Livestock Producers (Offered in person depending on demand)
  2. Intermediate/Advanced Training
    1. Advanced Grazing Management (Offered in person depending on demand)
    2. Become a Level 2 Conservation Planner with a Prescribed Grazing specialization (Coming soon!)

Conservation Practices for Job Approval Authority

Identify potential mentors in your office or work area with JAA. If you need assistance with this step please contact a TTCP trainer.

Primary Practices

Secondary Practices

Additional Opportunities

  • Join a grazing cohort when available
    • Offered annually for grazing plan development and for stand alone CPS 528 certification
  • Work on conservation practice planning
    • Work with a mentor to guide and review your work
  • Complete the JAA Application
  • Complete the JAA Reference Form with your mentor
  • Submit the JAA Packet to your ARC
  • Continue to refine and hone your technical skills until you receive JAA
  • Continue to gain experience by planning practices and continuing your learning
  • Mentor others - someone helped you, so pass it on!
  • Three year JAA review