The MACD award luncheon included recognition of Iott Seed Farms as its Conservation Farm of the Year, an award reserved for an outstanding farmer and/or farm family for implementing long-term conservation practices on their land. This award seeks to recognize a farmer and/or farm family for implementing continuous and ongoing conservation practices….
Buy It Where You Burn It - Leave The Firewood At Home
Pollinator Garden to be Established in Rapid City
Funding Available for Conservation Practices on Your Land
Timber Stand Improvement- What Is It?
What’s the Difference Between Antlers and Horns?
Farmers’ Market Seeking Vendors
District Hires New Community Engagement Specialist
District volunteers Honored at State Conference
Two Kalkaska Conservation District volunteers were honored for their outstanding service at the Michigan Association of Conservation Districts (MACD) Fall Convention held at Shanty Creek Resort on December 5, 6, and 7th.
More Animals That Migrate: Who Knew?
During the winter months, amidst the piles of snow, we notice a few animals missing from the environment. Some are sleeping during the coldest days, emerging on sunny, warm days, and some are true hibernators. Other animals, such as hummingbirds, warblers and monarch butterflies are migrators, leaving the snow and cold behind for warmer climes.
Bird Feeding 101: The Basics
The temperature is dropping, and any day now, snowflakes will be in the air. Very soon the ground will be covered. Our feathered friends could use your help! Whether you are new to bird feeding, or a seasoned pro, there are many things to consider as you set up or add to your feeding stations. Here are just a few tips…