Who cares if my livestock are in the creek? (Well, every farmer should)
Stream exclusion fencing is a practice that benefits the farmer and the environment.
Rotate your crops; it increases yields and lowers cost per acre
Having no rotation on your crops will absolutely exhaust your soils and limits its natural abilities to help your crops grow.
Conservation is more like baseball than you think
Baseball and conservation have more analogies than you probably think.
What do all those colored flags mean?
Have you ever wondered what the various short colored flags along a road right of way mean or across a yard or even a field?
Harrison SWCD hits 70 years in conservation education, service
The SWCD's mission statement is “to promote stewardship by providing education and technical assistance to cooperators for the conservation of our natural resources.”
Ag school days teaches youth about farming
Ag school days continues to teach local youth about agriculture.
Start planning now for cover crops
There are generally two ways to seed covers — in the soil and on top of the soil.
By all means, no-till makes good sense
Two good reasons to use no-till: because it works and helps to reduce overhead.
Communicating makes good neighbors
How we communicate, think and learn are all much different than how it used to be.
Join the race to help save monarchs
The monarch butterfly is now in great decline and its main . . . well, only sourcing of food; milkweed is just about as scarce as the butterfly itself.
