November Agenda
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Please find the November Agenda below: Wednesday November 19th, 2019 3:00 PM CIP Conference Room, 100 Sunrise Blvd., Colusa, CA MEETING AGENDA Open Meeting: Introductions... Read More
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Farms and Community
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PROVIDING LOCALLY LEAD CONSERVATION
Bringing landowners and partners together to address natural resource concerns.
ENHANCING OUR WATERSHEDS
Creating resilient watersheds is the foundation to sustaining productive farms and a healthy community.
SUPPORTING AGRICULTURE
Facilitating sustainable practices, providing recognition for environmental stewardship and promoting successful local operations.
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Help protect our natural resources
Your financial help goes toward:
- Promoting resource management and conservation practices that will improve the health of Colusa County Watersheds
- Supporting measures that provide for the best use of the land while sustaining our natural resources and local economy
- Providing conservation education to insure Colusa County’s natural resources will be valued and protected in the future
Our Priorities
- WATER QUALITY AND QUANTITY
- GROUNDWATER RECHARGE
- VEGETATION MANAGEMENT
- SOIL HEALTH
- CARBON SEQUESTRATION
- RANGELAND STEWARDSHIP
- RESILIENT FORESTLAND
- SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE
- NATURAL RESOURCE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
- LOCALLY LED NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
News
Colusa-Glenn Subwatershed Program Upcoming Events
Upcoming dates for trainings and meetings for Colusa Glenn Subwatershed Program members.
But first, soil samples…
UC Ag Advisor, Sarah Light, in researching soil moisture dynamics, fertility and structure with cover crop trials in a conventional row crop system. This project is funded through CDFA's Healthy Soils Demonstration Site grants and will take place at Davis Ranches, along the Sacramento River on prime row-crop land.
What Others Are Saying...
We have worked with the Colusa RCD for nearly 10 years. Through our partnership we have been able to establish 50 acres of upland riparian habitat, teach local high schoolers about the importance of land conservation, and set an example for other farmers on ways to integrate native habitat into a working ag landscape. The Colusa RCD has helped share our conservation efforts through tours, workshops, and publications. We are grateful for their commitment to the environment, our community and its farmers.
Business Manager, Davis Ranches