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About the North Dakota Grazing Lands Coalition

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Coalition members believe in: learning from the trials and experiences of peers; opening doors to grass management expertise; sharing alternatives and different perspectives; discovering common goals and objectives and generating new ideas.

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Board of Directors

Chairman - Jerry Doan
Vice Chairman - Jay Reiser
Past Chair - Chad Njos     
Sec/Treas - Jed Rider

Darrell Oswald 
Justin Maddock             
Kenny Miller
Pete Kronberg

Executive Director
contact@ndglc.com
701-355-4458

How We Got Our Start

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The North Dakota Grazing Lands Coalition (NDGLC) was organized by a grassroots group in 1996 to promote the health and sustainability of North Dakota's 13.5 million acres of grazing lands. The NDGLC believes that through voluntary
actions, respect for private property rights, and education on the values and multiple benefits of well-managed grazing resources, these goals are achievable.  

Cooperatively, the coalition's goals are to provide local leadership, guidance, information and technical assistance to grassland managers. Given the appropriate tools and training, grassland managers will be better prepared to make cost-effective and environmentally sound decisions.


Coalition members have a very strong focus on the importance of managing for soil health and systems biodiversity as a key to sustainable farming and ranching. They continue to implement and demonstrate new technologies that: improve soil health, productivity and profitability, reduce input costs, and integrate livestock and crops in a whole farm systems approach. They work through the kinks that are always a part of the transition to new technology, and are positioned and willing to assist other producers in making those adjustments.

Grazing land is a collective term for land which supports plants suitable for harvest by grazing animals managed primarily through grazing management. This could include range land, grassland, native prairie, pastureland, grazed forest,
native and naturalized pasture, hay land and grazed cropland.
 
All programs and services are offered on a non-disciminatory  basis.

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North Dakota Grazing Lands Coaltion 

We are a nonprofit organization that relies on membership to supplement any federal and local grants acquired for the education and mentoring of North Dakota landowners. 

Mentors are available to speak to groups, meetings and at conferences. Your generous donations make this possible.

All programs and services are offered on a non-disciminatory basis.

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