SEBASTIAN COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT

3913 Brooken Hill Drive Suite 200. Fort Smith, AR 72908

www.sebastiancountyconservation.com

THE PLANTS, TREES and SHRUBS HAVE ARRIVED!

Thank you for participating in our 2023 Annual Tree Sale for Sebastian County Conservation District.

The trees, plants and shrubs have finally arrived! And we will be processing your pre-order
at Ben Geren Youth Golf Academy March 23rd, 24th, and 25th for you to purchase and pick up.

LOCATION AND DATES:
Our sale will be March 23rd-25th at:
Ben Geren Youth Golf Academy
6100 Golf Course Loop
Fort Smith, AR 72903

TIMES:
Thursday, March 23rd 12pm-6pm
Friday, March 24th 9am-3pm
Saturday, March 25th 9am-3pm

Payment is required by check or cash at time of sale for all pre-orders.

We are providing pre-order sales ONLY, with limited supply of additional orders for the public to purchase. You must have a pre-order or select from our limited supply of trees, plants and shrubs that were ordered in addition to the pre-order in 2022.

It is best if you have any questions to email: treeandplantsale@sebastiandcountyconservation.com

Our staff will be busy preparing your trees, plants and shrubs for you this week!

We look forward to seeing you March 23rd to 25th at Ben Geren Youth Golf Academy.

We appreciate your support of this community event and we look forward to seeing you this coming week!

2023 Poultry Registration Jan. 1, 2023 to March 31st, 2023

To all Sebastian County Poultry Farmers: Your 2023 Poultry Registration is due by March 31st.
Please call as soon as possible to make an appointment 479-431-3257.
If you have any questions, you can email info@sebastiancountyconservation.com

Glass Reycycling Station

We have a glass recycling station set up now in Partnership with @FortSmithGlassPickUp at Sebastian County Conservation District!
You can drop off your glass recycling at our NRCS Field Office:
3913 Brooken Hill Drive, Fort Smith, AR 72908

whO WE ARE

The Sebastian County Conservation District is managed by a Board of Directors who are landowners in the county. Three directors are elected by the public, and two are appointed by the Arkansas Natural Resources Division. The district currently employs a Water Quality Technician, a Conservation Technical Assistant, Urban Project Coordinator, Finance Administrator and Marketing Director to perform its conservation and education activities.

The Balance of Conservation

When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it attached to the rest of the world,"
said one of our nation's most prominent conservationists, John Muir. The Sebastian County Conservation District works to address the challenge of natural resource conservation through many venues - acknowledging the complex web that is our natural environment - with the hope of improving our county as a whole.

Soil Health
One of the most important numbers to look at on your soil test results is soil pH, or, how acidic or alkaline your soil is. In our area, most soils tend to be acidic (which means they have a LOW pH). Acidic soils are hard for most plants to thrive in—the low pH makes it difficult for them to access the nutrients that are present in the soil. So, if you get your soil tested and it recommends adding lime, this is KEY to improving fertility. If you have over 2.5 acres of land in Crawford or Sebastian counties, and would like to have your soil tested, contact us at the Sebastian County Conservation District. We can collect soil samples on your farm and write a Nutrient Management Plan that includes fertilizer and lime recommendations. Fall is the best time to apply lime, so don’t wait! Contact us at info@sebastiancountyconservation.com or call 479-646-8300 Ext. 3
Contact us for information on how to improve the health of your soil, whether you measure yours in acres or square feet. You can reach us at info@sebastiancountyconservation.com to discuss your soil health.

Water Conservation
Inextricably tied to soil health, water conservation is critical to any farming operation or any household. Landowners and private citizens can have a profound impact on water quality and quantity, and water conservation measures can add up when applied across a landscape.

Wildlife
Conserving natural resources includes conserving natural ecosystems, which add resilience to the entire landscape.

Nutrient Management
Soil nutrients are critical to plant growth, as long as they are applied in the proper amounts. Too much, and it can runoff and become a pollutant. The key to profitable farming and responsible land management that is finding a balance.

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Do you have a problem with feral hogs and live in Sebastian, Logan or Yell Counties?
There is FREE assistance available by calling Trapper Kevin Koch at 479-774-4191