Conserving Cumberland County's
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Agriculture

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Agriculture & The District
The District’s roots are agriculturally based.  We continue to support local agricultural producers through our partnership with the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS).  Please see page 8 of our 2009 Annual Report to read about NRCS's conservation recent achievements.

The District is involved directly in local agricultural endeavors through watershed protection projects and educational initiatives such as the Maine Harvest Lunch program and annual displays at the Cumberland Fair. 

The District works with agricultural producers through watershed protection projects.  These projects offer assistance to farmers to make improvements that reduce the impact of farming practices on local water bodies. 

Web Soil Survey
To access soil data and information for Cumberland County and throughout the world, visit NRCS's Web Soil Survey website.

District Cooperators
Please call 207-892-4700 to talk to Betty McInnes for more information on how to become a Cooperator.

For assistance with nutrient management, pasture or forest land improvements, crop rotation, etc. please complete our request for technical assistance form.

 


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