New Conservation Crop Rotation Tool
The new Conservation Crop Rotation Tool for Small Farms and Gardens is designed to help farmers, gardeners, and conservation professionals understand crop rotation principles and plan crop sequences. Access [...]
The new Conservation Crop Rotation Tool for Small Farms and Gardens is designed to help farmers, gardeners, and conservation professionals understand crop rotation principles and plan crop sequences. Access [...]
We’ve had a lot of rain this spring and early summer, and mosquitos are out in full force! There are many health-related risks related to mosquito bites, as well as [...]
WOULD YOU LIKE TO VOLUNTEER? Cover Crop Seed Packing Tuesday, May 19, 6 to 8 p.m. Central Library - Riley Meeting Room (located on Floor 2 - Atrium) The Indianapolis [...]
By Kevin Allison, Soil Health Specialist At the Marion County SWCD Demonstration Garden, fifteen growing beds of vegetables and cover crops are supported by a native planting designed [...]
By Kevin Allison, Soil Health Specialist The Marion County Soil and Water Conservation District is the proud recipient of the Purdue Extension - Marion County 2025 Friend of Extension [...]
The Marion County Soil and Water Conservation District is leveraging its Clean Water Indiana and North Central SARE grants to create bus trip experiences for growers, gardeners, and conservation [...]
Marion County Soil and Water Conservation District Demonstration Garden @ the Mayor's Garden Eagle Creek April 28, 2025 Update Kevin Allison, Soil Health Specialist 2025 Crop Plan Beds [...]
Marion County Soil and Water Conservation District has a 2025 cover crop cost-share program for Marion County backyard gardeners, community gardens, and urban farms! Funding will be awarded based [...]
One of the four soil health principles is to keep the soil covered as much as possible. Mulches, cover crops, and even the vegetation of the crops themselves can [...]
A perspective on Wildergarden in Broad Ripple and its relationship with the Marion County Soil and Water Conservation District Guest blog by Julia Wilder of [...]