Soil and Water Conservation District - Hinds County, Miss.

Soil and Water Conservation District - Hinds County, Miss. Originally chartered in the dust-bowl era to aid in conserving and preserving our natural resources, we still hold true to our mission today.

01/28/2026

Taking pre-orders for the Tree Sale until January 30.

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Even in the quiet corners of the forest, life finds a way to create beauty; soft, fleeting, and unexpected.
09/26/2025

Even in the quiet corners of the forest, life finds a way to create beauty; soft, fleeting, and unexpected.

πŸͺ²πŸŽΆ All Buzz, No Bite!Did you know? Cicadas can spend up to 17 years underground before finally emerging to sing their fa...
09/24/2025

πŸͺ²πŸŽΆ All Buzz, No Bite!

Did you know? Cicadas can spend up to 17 years underground before finally emerging to sing their famous summer chorus. Males create that loud buzz using special drums called tymbals β€” it’s their love song to attract a mate. πŸ’š

Despite the noise, cicadas are completely harmless β€” no bites, no stings. Just nature’s orchestra reminding us of the season. 🌳🌞

πŸ‘‚ Have you heard the cicadas singing where you live yet?



Sam E. Soil visited with students at the Raymond Public Library in celebration of Earth Day. Wyvette Robinson
04/11/2025

Sam E. Soil visited with students at the Raymond Public Library in celebration of Earth Day. Wyvette Robinson

Get acquainted with your local Soil and Water Conservation District. Find yours by visiting www.nacdnet.org, click on th...
10/24/2024

Get acquainted with your local Soil and Water Conservation District. Find yours by visiting www.nacdnet.org, click on the 'Get Involved" tab, and look for the 'contact your district' hyperlink. Partners: National Association of Conservation Districts Mississippi Soil & Water Conservation Commission USDA-NRCS_Mississippi

The preservation of our natural resources is carried on through conservation education. Long live conservation!
10/24/2024

The preservation of our natural resources is carried on through conservation education. Long live conservation!

BoldenMoore Library partnered with MS Soil & Water Conservation to host story time. This week's focus was on pollution in the ocean and how important it is to take care of the environment in which we get our food. The students had an amazing time listening and going fishing for their dinner!

The preservation of our natural resources is carried on through conservation education. Long live conservation!
10/24/2024

The preservation of our natural resources is carried on through conservation education. Long live conservation!

There was a whole lot of fishing going on at story time! MS Soil and Water Conservation partnered with the BoldenMoore Library for a story time on pollution. Students were taught how pollution affects the overall environment including what we eat.

Online and self-paced curriculum to add to your repertoire.
10/09/2024

Online and self-paced curriculum to add to your repertoire.

Attention, educators! Get ready to celebrate with a professional development webinar to learn to teach about bats and bat conservation. Registration is FREE for the first 150 educators.

is launching "WILD About Bats," a new course expansion from the 2023's Bat Blitz Online course. While much of the content is the same as the previous course, more resources have been added.

To register, click this link: https://forms.office.com/r/JSy89WT2fP
Or scan the QR code in the included image.
Or go to the What's New section at www.projectwild.org


08/27/2024

Join us for a Hardwood Workshop in Natchez, Mississippi, on Saturday, September 21. Topics covered will include hardwood regeneration, timber stand improvement, cost share opportunities, invasive control, and management practices. Registration is free, but you must RSVP.

08/20/2024

Looking to sell or purchase hay produced in Mississippi? Look no further than the 2024 Mississippi Hay Directory where you will find different sizes and types of hay to meet your livestock needs. Sell or buy hay produced in Mississippi and support our forage industry. From their fields to your farms!

The Mississippi State University Extension Service advises all hay suppliers or buyers to implement business sound practices when responding to inquiries for the sale or purchase of hay. Directory listings provide information as supplied in listing submissions by individuals and businesses, and Mississippi State University does not warrant or guarantee the accuracy of hay availability, prices, nutritive value, or other listing information. Prospective hay buyers are encouraged to request official forage analysis results directly from hay suppliers when not provided in the listing.

https://extension.msstate.edu/content/mississippi-hay-directory-submission-form

https://extension.msstate.edu/sites/default/files/mshay.pdf


Mississippi State University Extension Service



Address

322 New Market Drive
Jackson, MS
39209

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+16017182885

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