Bachelor of Science in Grassland Systems - Grazing Livestock Systems

Nebraska has some of the most diverse and expansive grassland and rangeland resources in the country that supports a premier beef industry. Students choosing the GLS option will learn how to manage beef cattle production systems on grazing lands and other forage resources that are economically and ecologically sustainable.

For students whose career interests involve the production of livestock utilizing harvested forages, pasture, and range as the principal feed resources.
Careers include managers of livestock farms or ranches and public or private sector positions that assist in the management, education, and support of grazing livestock decision making.
Students study principles of forage and range sciences, animal sciences, and management economics.
Students also learn through seminars, capstone experiences, and a planned internship.
Integration of disciplines is emphasized in developing production systems that will optimize economic returns consistent with management objectives, resource availability, and environmental health.
Flexibility allows specialization in ruminant livestock, forage, and range management or economics, while preserving the systems orientation.

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