Plymouth County Conservation District
"The District where America was born"PCCD Annual Meeting
Invites you to the
Annual "Pie & Coffee" Meeting
&
Annual Election of Supervisors
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Carver Library
6:30 Registration
Join us for Pie and Coffee
Guest Speaker: Jolie Goldenetz Dollar, NRCS - presenting information on the importance of native pollinators, and the creation and protection of pollinator habitat on farmland, and available assistance for pollinator conservation through Farm Bill programs.For more information call Cara at 508-295-5495 ext. 144
Any landowner in the county is eligible to run for a three year term, voting is open to all Plymouth County residents. PCCD meets monthly to consider natural resource problems within the county and in particular those related to agriculture. The board of supervisors sets local priorities for USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service programs. All PCCD meetings are open to the public and especially encouraged to participate in the annual election. USDA programs in Massachusetts are broad and varied because the farming activity is unique, specialized and diverse.
- What is a District?
- Supervisors & District Office Staff
- Cape American Beachgrass
- PCCD Board of Supervisors Monthly Meeting
- Local Working Group
- Plymouth County SOIL SURVEY is
COMPLETE - Tree & Plant Sale - APRIL 2013
- Electronic Recycling Day
- PCCD Annual Meeting
- PCCD Blog NEW
- Historical Aerial Photos
- Water Withdrawal Permitting
- Wooden Cranberry Boxes
- Links to our Partners, Government & Sites of Interest
- Coyote Decoy
- Mailing List
- Native Pollinators
- Career Opportunities
