KISS THE GROUND author Josh Tickell

Review by Drake Swezey

During my summer as a Regenerative Ranching Intern at TomKat Ranch, I’ve been exposed to a wide range of ideas through staff,

By Brandon Moody

As an intern at TomKat Ranch, I get to attend a lot of events and trainings on the ranch. When I heard that the ranch was hosting a

THE POLITICS OF SCALE author Nathan Sayre

Rangelands are unforested and uncultivated land on which grazing is the primary agricultural activity; they cover between one-third and one-half of the earth’s land surface. Such

By Ford Smith

I am sure you have been holding your breath waiting to learn more about our fungal inoculant project. Healthy soil microbiology and what it can do for production,

By Anna Brown

A question and answer session with TomKat Ranch former intern, Rachel Sullivan: where is she now and what is she doing?

Q: When did you work at TomKat Ranch

Adaptive planned grazing to increase cattle stocking rates, reduce supplemental feed costs and animal mortality, and increase profits.

By Kevin Watt

The Johnson Family began practicing adaptive planned grazing on their ranch

Jeff Borum, California Soil Health Specialist for the East Stanislaus Resource Conservation District, visited TomKat Ranch recently to install monitoring cameras at the Conservation Field Trial site where we applied

On a cool, crisp October morning, the UC Davis crew joined our Ranch Manager, Mark Biaggi, up on Horse Hill to continue with our Native Grasses Strip Seeding Project started

Point Blue’s Partner Biologists spend a few days at TomKat Ranch

The “Birdherders” pictured above work on rangelands across the state as Partner Biologists, joint positions with Point Blue Conservation Science

Watch the STRAW Project at work!

Point Blue’s STRAW Program – which stands for Students and Teachers Restoring a Watershed – helped us restore a tributary to Honsinger Creek, which flows