UPCOMING EVENTS

Irrigation Water Management School


We still have a variety of nuts left to sell. These make awesome gifts and stocking stuffers! 
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Invasive Pests of Arkansas

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Increase in Beaver Bounty

Thanks to the Greene County Judge Rusty McMillon and the Greene County Quorum Court, we are now able to increase the beaver bounty to $25.00 a tail. Details about our Beaver Bounty Program can be found here: 

High Tunnel Systems:

  • improve plant quality
  • improve soil quality
  • reduce nutrient and pesticide transportation
  • improve air quality through reduced transportation inputs
  • reduce energy use by providing consumers with a local source of fresh produce.
If you want more information on what NRCS can do for you, click on the link below. Many accomplishments were made last year in the state of Arkansas. 
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Father/Son Duo continue the
​Family Farm Conservation Tradition
​in the Upper Cache

Download the link below to read what Rick and Levi Hendrix are doing to conserve water in Greene County. 
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A conservation plan is the starting point for managing the natural resources on your farm or ranch while maintaining productive capacity and meeting individual objectives or goals. Every farm or ranch has its own unique natural resource concerns. Without the application of proper conservation systems and management, human activities may cause natural resource concerns. Check out this link for the 9 Steps of Conservation Planning:
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    Be Kept in the Loop!

Visit your local revenue office to purchase one of these specialty plates. 
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All programs and services of the Natural Resources Conservation Service and the Greene County Conservation District are offered on a nondiscriminatory basis without regard to race, religion, sex, age, disability, political beliefs and marital or family status.
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