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Capital RC&D is hosting a field day to share results of a recently completed PA NRCS Conservation Innovation Grant (CIG) project, Monitoring of Carbon Sequestration for Carbon Credit Development, at Dickinson College Farm in Boiling Springs, PA on Tuesday, October 7, 2025 from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM
This field day will provide an overview of the project from conception through final results; highlighting field practices, a variety of soil testing methods including in-ground soil probes, and a discussion of issues and results. Participants will hear from project partners about their roles and possible uses for the information, and will be able to see soil probes in use at the farm. |
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The Capital RC&D "Ag Conservation in our Communities" photo display is a traveling photo installation designed to increase awareness of conservation in our region. The display features conservation practices that connect to four major themes within Capital RC&D's work, including: soil, water, grazing, and communities. To learn more about the installation, the practices featured, or to discover how to be more involved in our work, visit the Ag Conservation in our Communities page.
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Capital RC&D and the Mountains-to-Bay AllianceCapital RC&D partnered with the Chesapeake Bay Foundation and other agencies and organizations throughout the Mid-Atlantic region to support the Mountains-to-Bay Alliance. The Mountains-to-Bay Grazing Alliance works with farmers to implement and improve grazing management and reduce feed costs, effectively increasing rotational grazing throughout the region. Learn more about the alliance by visiting m2ballince.org and see Capital RC&D's impact through the project summary.
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Capital RC&D co-produces The Graziers Grapevine podcastEpisode 32: Equine Parasites with Donna Foulk and Dr. Linda Quodomine, DVM
Guest host, Cheryl Burns, speaks with Capital RC&D Grazing Advisor, Donna Foulk, and Dr. Linda Quodomine, DVM about equine parasites, research, and prevention. |
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