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CARE Project, Field Day Focusing on Regenerative Ag, Oklahoma County Conservation District

Monday, September 26th @ 5:30pm: Kwame Mboya, Oklahoma County, Spencer OK. No-Till Farming; Soil Health Principles Using: Compost, Cover Crops and Livestock; Drip Irrigation; Rainfall Simulator Effect on Soil; USDA and District Programs. RSVP by SEPTEMBER 22 to Becky Inmon or Josh Kouri, (405) 415-4602 or oklahmaccd@conservation.ok.gov .

 

What is C.A.R.E.?

The Oklahoma Association of Conservation Districts (OACD), the Oklahoma Black Historical Research Project (OBHRPI), and Texas Agriforestry Small Farmers and Ranchers are partnering to increase participation of NRCS programs in agriculture and conservation among socially disadvantaged and veteran farmers and ranchers.  The Conservation and Agriculture Reach Everyone (CARE) Project is a collaborative effort led by the Oklahoma Association of Conservation Districts (OACD) with the Oklahoma Black Historical Research Project, Texas Agriforestry Small Farmers & Ranchers, and Association of Texas Soil & Water Conservation Districts. The purpose is to increase the number of farmers/ranchers participating in conservation planning and programs in order to improve soil health, water quality, and the viability of working lands. The CARE project places an emphasis on assisting socially disadvantaged and veteran farmers/ranchers. Working with this targeted group to expand their knowledge of innovative technology, soil health, and invasive species eradication will assist them in sustaining their farms. The project will build the capacity of participating organizations to develop and implement conservation projects and strengthen the technical capacity of conservation districts to assist in both conservation planning and Farm Bill Conservation Programs.

 

The event is finished.

Date

Sep 26 2022
Expired!

Time

5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Location

Spencer, Okla.
8515 NE 25 Street, Spencer, OK 73084