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Sowing Sustainability: Embarking on Your First CRP Project

Conservation, CRP Seed Mixes, General / November 30, 2023

Embarking on your first Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) project is a significant step towards nurturing the land, promoting biodiversity, and creating a safe haven for wildlife. As you delve into the world of conservation, let’s explore the journey of starting your inaugural CRP project—a venture that holds the promise of sustainable landscapes, vibrant ecosystems, and …

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Plant of the month – The Purple Coneflower, a beautiful addition to the fall landscape

General, Plant of the month / November 14, 2023

As the warmth of summer gives way to the cool embrace of autumn, prairies unveil a spectacle of hues, and one flower stands out as a crown jewel in this seasonal symphony—the Purple Coneflower (Echinacea purpurea). The Purple Coneflower, with its striking pink to purple petals and prominent orange-brown cone-shaped center, exudes a timeless elegance. …

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CRP and Biodiversity Conservation: Nurturing Landscapes & Seed Mixes

CRP Seed Mixes, General / October 31, 2023

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In the realm of land management and conservation, few programs have left as indelible a mark as the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). Operating under the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), the CRP has emerged as a steadfast guardian of rural landscapes, promoting the preservation of native plant species, the enhancement of wildlife habitats, and …

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Goldenrod: A Burst of beauty in the Fall, and an ecological importance

General, Plant of the month / October 13, 2023

As autumn begins to set in, one native wildflower stands out as a beacon of vibrant color and ecological significance: goldenrod. With its brilliant yellow plumes and rich history, goldenrod is a beloved symbol of the fall season in North America. The Many Faces of Goldenrod: Goldenrod is not a single species but a diverse …

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Establishing a Prairie – Why It’s Becoming Popular

Conservation, General / September 29, 2023

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Across the United States and beyond, a quiet revolution in land management is taking root, quite literally. The resurgence of interest in establishing prairies is gaining momentum, and for good reason. Prairies are parcels of land that have been carefully cultivated to include native plants and wildflowers, while also removing any invasive species that might …

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Alfalfa – one of the most nutrient-rich plants farmers and ranchers can grow

CRP Seed Mixes, General, Plant of the month / September 22, 2023

In agriculture, few crops shine as brightly as alfalfa. Often called the “Queen of Forages,” this remarkable legume has earned its reputation as one of the most nutrient-rich and versatile plants that farmers and ranchers can cultivate. Alfalfa is a perennial legume that boasts an impressive nutritional profile. It’s rich in essential nutrients that are …

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The hummingbird – one of our favorite pollinators to watch in action

Pollinators / August 29, 2023

Hummingbirds, with their shimmery feathers and lightning-fast movements, are some of the most captivating creatures that you might see around your home. These tiny birds, found primarily in North and South America, hold a special place in the hearts of bird enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

Plant of the month! Big Bluestem: A Natural Solution for Land Erosion, Farming, and Ecosystem Restoration

Conservation, CRP Establishment, CRP Seed Mixes, Native Species, Plant of the month / August 17, 2023

Big Bluestem Grass is a native grass species native to North America and common amongst many CRP mixes you’ll find. Renowned for its robust root system and striking blue-green foliage, this native grass species plays a pivotal role in curbing land erosion, restoring degraded landscapes, and fostering local ecosystems. Its frequent use in land conservation projects underscores its significance as a natural solution for stabilizing soil, enhancing agricultural practices, and promoting biodiversity.

Big Bluestem is a native grass species native to North America and common amongst many CRP mixes you’ll find. Renowned for its robust root system and striking blue-green foliage, this native grass species plays a pivotal role in curbing land erosion, restoring degraded landscapes, and fostering local ecosystems. Its frequent use in land conservation projects underscores its significance as a natural solution for stabilizing soil, enhancing agricultural practices, and promoting biodiversity.

What are Noxious weeds?

Conservation, General, Native Species / June 21, 2023

Noxious weeds, or ‘invasive weeds’, are non-native plant species that tend to aggressively spread and disrupt natural ecosystems, agricultural lands, and other habitats.

More people are planting wildflowers and natives in lieu of a grassy lawn

Conservation, General, Native Species, Pollinators, Wildflowers / June 3, 2023

The age of the bright green, clean cut, grassy lawn is slowly transitioning to a more natural landscape strategy. More and more people are planting native plants and wildflowers in their backyard rather than trying to maintain an input heavy green manicured lawn.

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