HI EVERYONE.... ITS TIME FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2022 NEWSLETTER , NUT ORDER AND OUR INVITATION TO OUR FIELD DAY EVENT HELD AT THE EDUCATIONAL BUILDING AT THE FAIR GROUNDS.. OCT 25TH..CHECK THIS OUT BELOW.. HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE. AND LOOK FORWARD TO SERVING YOU THIS FALL HARVEST NUT SEASON..:):)
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HELLO EVERYONE... HERE IS THE JUNE 2022 NEWSLETTER AND ALSO THE INVITATION TO THE GRAND OPENING OF OUR POLLINATOR GARDEN .. PLEASE TAKE A LOOK AND ALSO.. COME JOIN OUR LITTLE GET TOGETHER ON JUNE 27 AT 10:00 AM
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BAXTER CO. NEWSLETTER DEC 21
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BAXTER CO. FALL HARVEST NUT SALE ORDER FORM
BAXTER CO. CONSERVATION DISTRIT SEPT. 2021 NEWSLETTER AND PASTURE CONFERENCE MEETING W/DINNER OCT. 19TH AGENDA INSIDE.. RSVP PLEASE! |
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WELCOME EVERYONE JUNE 2021 NEWSLETTER -- ARTICLE ON TICK DISEASES IMPORTATANT INFO
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BAXTER CO. MARCH NEWSLETTER 2021 . DIY RAIN GARDENS & HOW TOKEEP DEER AND RABBITS AWAY
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BAXTER CO. TREE CATALOG. 2021 TREE PROJECT
BAXTER CO. CONSERVATION DIST NEWLETTER FOR DEC. 2020 TREE PROJECT
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HELLO EVERYONE.. THIS HAS BEEN A VERY LONG AND TRYING YEAR FOR ALL OF US.. WORK HERE AT BAXTER COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT AND THE NRCS OFFICES ARE OPEN. THE SEPTEMBER NEWSLETTER IS BELOW.. WITH AN ARTICLE ON WHAT NATURAL WAYS TO CONTROL BAD BUGS IN THE GARDEN WITH OUT HARMING OUR GOOD BUGS OR BEES.. ALSO PLEASE TAKE A LOOK AT OUR FALL HARVEST NUT ORDER SALE THAT HAS OFFICIALLY OPENED FOR THE SEASON.. PLEASE HURRY ORDERS ARE TAKEN UNTIL OCT. 28TH. I WILL THEN TURN IT IN TO THE COMPANY TO SET UP DELIVERY TO OUR OFFICE IN EARLY NOV.
THANK YOU SO MUCH.. HAVE A GREAT FALL SEASON.
THANK YOU SO MUCH.. HAVE A GREAT FALL SEASON.
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| newsletter_sept._2020.pdf |
| newsletter_june_2020.pdf |
| tree_catalog_2020.pdf |
| tree_order_forms_2019.pdf |
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FALL HARVEST NUT SALE FOR 2019
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NEWSLETTER FOR SEPT. 2019
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| newsletter_march_2019.pdf |
| tree_catalog_2019.pdf |
BEAUTIFICATION TREE PROJECT ORDER FORM
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THE DECEMBER 2018 NEWSLETTER... TREE BEAUTIFICATION PROJECT
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WE STILL HAVE SOME NUTS FROM OUR FALL HARVEST NUT SALE. FIRST COME FIRST SERVE.. HURRY.. THEY WONT LAST LONG
DOUBLE CLICK BELOW FOR SEPT. 2018 NEWSLETTER AND NUT ORDER 2018 FORM
nut_order_2018.rtf
newsletter_sept._2018.pdf
BCCD ANNUAL REPORT FOR 2018 /SEE LINK BELOW. june_2018__annual_report.pdf
JUNE 2018 BAXTER COUNTY CONSEVATION NEWSLETTER.
BAXTER CO. CONSERVATION DIST. FIELD DAY EVENT @ BAXTER CO. FAIR GROUNDS EDUCATIONAL BUILDING. 6 PM TUESDAY MARCH 27TH DINNER PROVIDED 6 PM. RSVP. PLEASE
THE BAXTER COUNTY CONSERVATION IS NOW DESIGNING THEIR OWN PERSONAL COOKBOOKS. THESE RECIPES ARE FROM OUR CUSTOMERS AND MYSELF. THERE FAVORITES FROM ALL OF US TO ALL THOSE THAT LOVE NUTS TOO. I HOPE YOU WILL ENJOY THIS BOOK AND MAKE IT ONE OF YOUR FAVORITES TO COOK FROM.
YOU MAY ALSO TURN YOUR FAVORITE NUT RECIPE IN TO BE ADDED TO THIS BOOK AS WELL.
THIS WAS NOT AN EASY TASK .. RE-COPING ALL THESE RECIPES AND THEN CHANGING PROGRAMS INTO A DIFFERENT FILE TO ADD THEM ALL TOGETHER AND TURN INTO A BOOK. MY FIRST SET I FOUND LATER HAD A FEW MIS-SPELLS (EVEN WITH SPELL CHECK) lol.... AND ONE RECIPE LEFT OUT THE THE AMOUNT OF FLOUR.. IF YOU COME ACROSS THAT RECIPE OR ANYTHING ELSE THAT NEEDS ADDRESSED PLEASE LET ME KNOW... I DO BELIEVE I HAVE GONE BACK IN AND CORRECTED THESE MISTAKES.. HOWEVER .. I CAN'T CATCH THEM ALL WITH OUT A LITTLE HELP FROM YOU...
SO, THANK YOU ... NUT LOVERS!!!
YOU MAY ALSO TURN YOUR FAVORITE NUT RECIPE IN TO BE ADDED TO THIS BOOK AS WELL.
THIS WAS NOT AN EASY TASK .. RE-COPING ALL THESE RECIPES AND THEN CHANGING PROGRAMS INTO A DIFFERENT FILE TO ADD THEM ALL TOGETHER AND TURN INTO A BOOK. MY FIRST SET I FOUND LATER HAD A FEW MIS-SPELLS (EVEN WITH SPELL CHECK) lol.... AND ONE RECIPE LEFT OUT THE THE AMOUNT OF FLOUR.. IF YOU COME ACROSS THAT RECIPE OR ANYTHING ELSE THAT NEEDS ADDRESSED PLEASE LET ME KNOW... I DO BELIEVE I HAVE GONE BACK IN AND CORRECTED THESE MISTAKES.. HOWEVER .. I CAN'T CATCH THEM ALL WITH OUT A LITTLE HELP FROM YOU...
SO, THANK YOU ... NUT LOVERS!!!
EMERALD ASH BORER THREATENS ASH TREES IN ARKANSAS
ATTENTION !! BAXTER COUNTY PLAT BOOKS AND WALL MAPS ARE NOW AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE AT THE BAXTER COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT.
THESE PLAT BOOKS ARE GREAT THEY EVEN HAVE THE AIREAL VIEW OF SECTIONS TO HELP YOU SEE THE WAY THE LAND LAYS.
THERE IS PLENTY OF OTHER INFORMATION IN THESE PLAT BOOKS TOO.
WE ALSO HAVE LARGE WALL MAPS FOR SALE OF BAXTER CO.
PLAT BOOKS SALE FOR $50.00
WALL MAPS SALE FOR $60.00
THESE PLAT BOOKS ARE GREAT THEY EVEN HAVE THE AIREAL VIEW OF SECTIONS TO HELP YOU SEE THE WAY THE LAND LAYS.
THERE IS PLENTY OF OTHER INFORMATION IN THESE PLAT BOOKS TOO.
WE ALSO HAVE LARGE WALL MAPS FOR SALE OF BAXTER CO.
PLAT BOOKS SALE FOR $50.00
WALL MAPS SALE FOR $60.00
ARKANSAS CONSERVATION DISTRICT LICENSE PLATES
The Conservation Districts all over Arkansas are very proud to announce Our New Conservation District License Plate. You may purchase this specialty plate at your local state revenue office. Please Show Your "Love of the Land" by purchasing one of these new plates. Individuals price is $35.00 per plate. Five of those dollars will go back to the Arkansas Associaton of Conservation Districts to re-coop the cost. $20.00 dollars will be given to the Conservation District that the plate was bought in. 10.00 to the state The $35.00 is tax deductable
The Conservation Districts all over Arkansas are very proud to announce Our New Conservation District License Plate. You may purchase this specialty plate at your local state revenue office. Please Show Your "Love of the Land" by purchasing one of these new plates. Individuals price is $35.00 per plate. Five of those dollars will go back to the Arkansas Associaton of Conservation Districts to re-coop the cost. $20.00 dollars will be given to the Conservation District that the plate was bought in. 10.00 to the state The $35.00 is tax deductable
BECAUSE EVERY DROP COUNTS!
The Baxter County Conservation District is proud to be partnering up with Community Collaborative Rain,Hail and Snow Network, or COCORAHS. CoCoRaHS is a non-profit community based network of volunteers who take daily measurements of rain, hail and snow in their own back yards.
HISTORY OF CoCoRaHS
CoCoRaHS first came about as a result of a devastating flash flood that hit Fort Collins, Colorado in July 1997. The localized storm dumped over a foot of rain in several hours while other portions of the city had only modest rainfall. The ensuing flood caught many by surprise and caused $200 million in damages. CocoRaHS was born in 1998 with the intent of doing a better job of mapping and reporting intense storms. As more volunteers participated, rain, hail, and snow maps were produced for every storm showing fascinating local patterns that were of great interest to scientists and the public. By 2010 CoCoRaHS became a nationwide volunteer network.
WHY IS THERE SO MUCH INTEREST IN RAIN, HAIL, AND SNOW?
Precipitation is essential for life. It varies greatly with topography, storm type and seasons. It really is true that it may pour on one side of the street and be dry on the other. A portion of a field may be pounded by hail while others nearby receive no damage. Snowfall may pile up in one neighborhood and only dust another. Rain, hail and snow are fairly easy to measure, and the data collected are very important. Meterorologist, hydrologist,engineers, builders.. you name it, everyone seems to care about rain, hail and snow. And for some, like farmers, it is their very livelihood!
You can get more Facts and Information on CoCoRaHS by going to their website; www.cocorahs.org
You may also come by the Baxter County Conservation office. If you are interested in joining us in this rain gauge program please get in touch with me by coming in, calling us, or by e-mail. 406 W. Wade Ave. Mtn. Home, Ar. 870-425-3527 ex. 3 or Tina.Haun@ar.nacdnet.net
HISTORY OF CoCoRaHS
CoCoRaHS first came about as a result of a devastating flash flood that hit Fort Collins, Colorado in July 1997. The localized storm dumped over a foot of rain in several hours while other portions of the city had only modest rainfall. The ensuing flood caught many by surprise and caused $200 million in damages. CocoRaHS was born in 1998 with the intent of doing a better job of mapping and reporting intense storms. As more volunteers participated, rain, hail, and snow maps were produced for every storm showing fascinating local patterns that were of great interest to scientists and the public. By 2010 CoCoRaHS became a nationwide volunteer network.
WHY IS THERE SO MUCH INTEREST IN RAIN, HAIL, AND SNOW?
Precipitation is essential for life. It varies greatly with topography, storm type and seasons. It really is true that it may pour on one side of the street and be dry on the other. A portion of a field may be pounded by hail while others nearby receive no damage. Snowfall may pile up in one neighborhood and only dust another. Rain, hail and snow are fairly easy to measure, and the data collected are very important. Meterorologist, hydrologist,engineers, builders.. you name it, everyone seems to care about rain, hail and snow. And for some, like farmers, it is their very livelihood!
You can get more Facts and Information on CoCoRaHS by going to their website; www.cocorahs.org
You may also come by the Baxter County Conservation office. If you are interested in joining us in this rain gauge program please get in touch with me by coming in, calling us, or by e-mail. 406 W. Wade Ave. Mtn. Home, Ar. 870-425-3527 ex. 3 or Tina.Haun@ar.nacdnet.net
