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NATURAL RESOURCES Conservation

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SOIL

Testing Your Soil ~University of Maine Cooperative Extension

WATER

FORESTRY

Developing a Forest Management Plan ~ Maine Forest Service

Some Things to Consider When Buying Forestland ~ Maine Forest Service

Maine Forest Service Publications ~ Protecting and Enhancing Maine's Forest Resources

AGRICULTURE

Land For Maine's Future Program ~ Farmland Conservation Program

Maine Farm's For the Future Program ~ Farmer Assistance and Planning

Maine FarmLink ~ Farm Transfer Program

Maine Farmland Trust ~ Statewide Farmland Preservation

Maine Potato Board ~ Serving Maine's Potato Industry

NATIVE PLANTS

Why Native Plants? ~Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

Gardening to Conserve Maine's Landscape: Plants to Use and Plant to Avoid ~University of Maine Cooperative Extension

Selecting Plants for Pollinators ~National Fish and Wildlife Foundation

Plants: Moist to Wet Soil ~ Portland Water District

Part Sun Plants: Moist to Wet Soil ~ Portland Water District

Full Sun Plants: Moist to Wet Soil ~ Portland Water District

Full Sun Plants: Dry Soil ~ Portland Water District

Shade Plants: Dry Soil ~ Portland Water District

Part Sun Plants: Dry Soil ~ Portland Water District

Furbish Lousewort~ Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation & Forestry

PLANT MAINTENANCE

Lawn Fertilizer Application ~ University of Maine Cooperative Extension

Pruning Woody Landscape Plants ~University of Maine Cooperative Extension

Successfully Transplanting Established Trees ~ University of Tennessee Extension Service

Post Planting Tree Care ~ University of Tennessee Extension Service

Gravel Road & Trail MAINTENANCE

Construction Best Management Practices (BMPs)

All programs and services of the Soil and Water Conservation Districts and the USDA are offered on a nondiscriminatory basis, without regard to race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, disability, political belief, gender identity, sexual orientation, or marital and familial status.

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