Resources for composting, water wise gardens, rain gardens, and pesticide use.

Weeds have no boundaries. Jackson County has a climate well-suited to weed species and, unfortunately, new invasive weed species are constantly threatening local native plants. To reduce the negative impact weeds can have on recreation, agriculture, forestry and property values, we need to know what we’re up against and how to fight back. Follow the links below to arm yourself with knowledge!

Hemp and marijuana (both varieties of Cannabis Sativa) are growing parts of our agricultural landscape here in Jackson County. As with any other crop, hemp and marijuana have an important role to play in the use and stewardship of our natural resources, and Jackson Soil and Water Conservation District is dedicated to providing the best available information, technical assistance, and other…