If you are interested in purchasing trees or shrubs, please stop by the District tree building (west of Credit Union) in the afternoon hours next week. If the big cargo door is open, so are we! Otherwise, please stop by the office in the USDA building for further assistance or call 485-2744 x100. 
Tagged apricot, aspen, bare root, birch, bittersweet, buckeye, caragana, cherry, chokecherry, conifers, Conservation District, cottonwood, crabapple, currant, dogwood, elderberry, elm, fabric staples, hackberry, honeysuckle, juneberry, juniper, landscape fabric, maple, McCone Conservation District, ninebark, seaberry, shrubs, silverberry, sumac, Trees, willow
Photo credit: Terry Juliano off of Facebook
It was a very windy day on Saturday, March 28th with gusts clocking up to 70 miles per hour. This photo sequence was taken at a location north of Circle and apparently, it got even worse later that day!
Important Reminder: Keep the ground covered!
Photos submitted by Jerry Meissner.
April 1, 2015 in Uncategorized
Tagged Circle, cover crops, local, McCone County, soil, soil health
The Conservation District would like to thank you for your 16 years of service! You will be missed!
January 22, 2015 in Upcoming Events
Tagged Conservation District, cover crops, crop diversity, crop rotation, herbicide resistant weeds, McCone Conservation District, McCone County Fairgrounds, Missouri River Conservation Districts Council, Montana Saltcedar Team, MRCDC, NRCS, salt cedar, soil, soil health
McCone Conservation District 
