SCCD to host workshop series on soil health

The Sheridan County Conservation District focuses and coordinates technical, educational and financial resources to meet the needs of local land users.

One such opportunity for education, discussion and network building will be happening Aug. 8 – 9 in Sheridan with the 2nd annual Working Lands Workshop.

Sheridan County Conservation District Manager Carrie Rogaczewski said the event will be a deep dive into the understanding of soil and the techniques used to achieve and sustain good soil health with keynote speaker Nicole Masters.

An early bird registration for the event will cost $50 for the first day and $75 for day two. After June 30, the price increases to $75 for the first day and $100 for day two. Early registration is recommended as there is limited space for the second day when the group will go into local fields of landowners to discuss and see the principles that have been applied. 

For questions, call 307-672-5820 EXT. 3.