RCCD Board Meetings
Regular board meetings are held the third Wednesday of the month. During the summer months (April-September) the meeting begin 6:30 pm, and during the winter months (October-March) they begin at 1:00 pm. All meetings are held at the RCCD office and are open to the public. It is best to call ahead to confirm if you would like to attend.NH Natural Resources Conservation Service Programs & Updates
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Mission Statment
Our mission is to conserve and sustain the natural environment for present and future generations.The Role of RCCD
The Rockingham County Conservation District delivers soil and water conservation at the local level. Formed in 1946 as a legal sub-division of the State of New Hampshire and operating under NH State Statute RSA 432:12, the District is directed by a Board of Supervisors, a state appointed governing body made up of five residents of the county. The position of a District Supervisor is a public office and as such the Board of Supervisors has a legal and moral responsibility to the people of the District, its constituents.Past Announcements
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- December 2014 (1)
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- August 2012 (1)
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An Innovative Approach to Restoration at Odiorne Point State Park
An Innovative Approach to Restoration at Odiorne Point State Park Oriental bittersweet has been taking over Odiorne Point State Park! This invasive vine was not noted at the park in a survey completed in 1972, but has since become a … Continue reading
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Its that time of year again! The RCCD is now accepting orders for the 2017 Backyard Trout Sale. New Hampshire raised rainbow and brook trout are available to order in two sizes from a NH based licensed hatchery. For more information … Continue reading
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Agricultural Management Assistance (AMA)
Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page. Press Release USDA NRCS NH Contact: Betty Anderson, Public Affairs Specialist 603-868-9931 x136 betty.anderson@nh.usda.gov www.nh.nrcs.usda.gov Article announces ranking batching dates for Agricultural Management Assistance (AMA), and explains the program, … Continue reading
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Silvopasture, Grazing, and Nutrient Management Workshop
Rockingham & Strafford County Conservation Districts Join us for a workshop on animal management topics, including how to best handle and store manure, optimize grazing, and utilize forests for silvopasture! Find out what technical and financial resources are available to … Continue reading
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Resources for Forage Management in a Drought Situation
Looking for resources for forage management in a drought Situation? Check out this information sheet put together by Cornell University! http://prodairy.cals.cornell.edu/…/Forage%20Resources%20-%2…
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PLANNING SUCCESSFUL INVASIVE PLANT MANAGEMENT PROJECTS
Invasive Plants: Picking Our Battles The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department, NH Natural Heritage Bureau, and Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve teamed up with over 120 community members, natural resource managers and academics to develop a statewide strategic … Continue reading
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RCPP Cost Share Program
The New Hampshire Coastal Watershed Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP), led by the Nature Conservancy, funded through the Natural Resources Conservation Service(NRCS), is a funding source designed to address soil health and the degradation of water quality in coastal rivers … Continue reading
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2016 Backyard Trout Sale!
The RCCD backyard trout stocking program is back in time to get ready for the spring! Purchase your New Hampshire raised Brook or Rainbow Trout for enjoyment all summer long! See the order form or the full webpage: www.rockinghamccd.org/trout-sale-2016 for the details!
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