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This grazing management plan template is a companion resource to the Grazing Management Planning Online Module from the U.S. Roundtable for Sustainable Beef. All documents, supporting information, links to reference materials and other relevant resources are accessible at [https://www.usrsb.org/](https://www.usrsb.org/) .  \nThe template and accompanying resources were developed using guidance from cattle producers and experts in grazing and rangeland management.  \nThis template is a great starting point for producers to inventory and reflect on their grazing management efforts while setting goals for improvement. It can be reviewed and updated periodically, supporting producers' and operations’continuous improvement efforts.  \nConsider the following:  \n• How often will you update your GMP?  \n• Who do you need to show this GMP to?  \n• Who else would benefit from using this?  \n• Who do you need to involve in completing your template?  \n• How might you share what you learned and accomplished with other producers?  \nTable of Contents  \nOPERATION DETAILS ................................................................................................2  \nFARM & RANCH RESOURCE INVENTORY & CONDITIONS .......................................2  \nGOALS & OBJECTIVES................................................................................................4  \nSTOCKING RATE & PASTURE UTILIZATION ..............................................................5  \nPASTURE MANAGEMENT ..........................................................................................7  \nWILDLIFE RESOURCE INVENTORY & MANAGEMENT ..............................................9  \nCONTINGENCY PLAN..............................................................................................10  \nOperation Details  \nOperation Name:    \nGrazing Management Plan Owner:    \nDate Created:    \nReview Cycle:    \nFarm & Ranch Resource Inventory & Conditions  \nThis ranch & farm resource inventory is an opportunity to take an assessment of available resources, particularly those related to grazing management. Later in this GMP is a section to inventory wildlife resources, particularly wildlife species, habitat and income generated from outdoor-recreation.  \nLand Resource Inventory  \n\n| Total acres | Grazeable acres | Non grazeable acres | Total \\# of grazing units |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  |  |\n\nYour operation-specific assessment may also include documentation of the bounds of each grazing unit, as well as the history, condition, productivity potentials and expectations of each unit.  \nForage Resources and Inventory  \n\n| Desirable forage species found in grazing units |\n| --- |\n|  |\n| Undesirable/invasive forage species found in grazing units |\n|  |\n| Estimated total forage production |\n|  |\n\nYour operation-specific assessment may also include documentation of forage amounts and distributions for the entire operation or a per-unit basis.  \nGrazing Related Infrastructure  \n\n| Describe the grazing related infrastructure on your operation (e.g., fencing, facilities, watering units, etc.) |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\nAdditional Farm & Ranch Inventory Considerations  \nRecord additional inventory information most relevant for your operation.  \n\n| Native plants, animals, and habitats/ecological systems |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Rare or unique plant or animal populations |  |\n| Soil health and soil erosion risk |  |\n| Water quality and water cycle evaluation |  |\n| Streamside/riparian areas and wetlands |  |\n\nYour operation-specific assessment may also include documentation of  \n• Water resources  \n• Climate and weather conditions and considerations  \n• Human capital assets  \nGoals & Objectives  \nAfter reviewing key resource inventory and condition items, identify goals and ","cbCaiuseiVdzED2E","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuseiVdzED2E","pdf",422604,"English","# Operation Details\n## Farm & Ranch Resource Inventory & Conditions\n## Goals & Objectives\n## Stocking Rate & Pasture Utilization\n## Pasture Management\n## Wildlife Resource Inventory & Management\n## Contingency Plan","[{\"question\":\"How often should the grazing management plan be reviewed and updated?\",\"answer\":\"The template includes a field for a review cycle and emphasizes periodic review and updates to support continuous improvement efforts.\"},{\"question\":\"What information is collected in the farm and ranch resource inventory section?\",\"answer\":\"It prompts assessment of land resources, forage resources and species (desirable and undesirable), grazing infrastructure, and additional considerations such as soil health, water quality, and habitat/ecological systems.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the template guide setting goals for grazing management?\",\"answer\":\"After reviewing resource inventory and conditions, it asks the user to define goals with one or more objectives, and to ensure goals follow SMART principles: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound.\"}]","Grazing Management Plan Template - Fillable | PDF",1789184659]