Fire preparedness
Courses in western fire mitigation, prescribed grazing and climate resilience are shaping how we thin, graze and plan.
LÖSHÁFARMS LLCFriday Farm LetterKeep learning. Keep doing.
We are not standing at the finish line giving instructions. We are in the field, taking notes and sharing what proves useful.
Courses in western fire mitigation, prescribed grazing and climate resilience are shaping how we thin, graze and plan.
We are learning to match animals, season, forage, recovery time, water and fencing instead of treating pasture like a lawn.
Ground-based instruction in reading horses, handling safely and building calm confidence. We do not offer riding.
Bucket cues, leash manners, low-stress movement and everyday observation are small skills with very large consequences.
Applications, records, grants, setbacks and practical lessons that rarely fit in the pretty photograph.
From training to practice
Fire-mitigation courses helped turn a general desire to protect the land into specific work: forest thinning, fuel reduction, better grazing plans and honest limits on what goats can accomplish.
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Our journal follows the actual animals and projects—what worked, what surprised us and what needs another try.
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