Holistic Land Planning

August 3, 2023 - August 4, 2023

Registration Deadline: June 7, 2023 - 11:45PM

MSU AgBio Research Lake City Center 5401 W Jennings Rd Lake City, MI 49651

Contact: Dr. Morgan MathisonSlee p: 1-715-419-1422 e: mathiso9@msu.edu

Holistic Land Planning - Aug. 3 and Aug. 4, 2023 - $50
In this course participants will learn the Holistic Land Planning process by working through
an example provided by the educator, or by developing their own holistic land plan. In the latter
case, some work will be needed after the course to complete the plan but participants will
leave the course with a good understanding of what remains to be done and how to do it. Land
planning enables us to consider new fencing layouts that minimize the number of water points
required and that give us much greater flexibility in our grazing planning and more options for
improving animal performance. We can anticipate the facilities we need to have in place as animal
numbers and herd sizes increase, and thus avoid costly redesigns in the future.
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