The 41st Annual Southern Maryland Crops Conference is sponsored by the University of Maryland Extension and local agribusiness firms and organizations and provides an opportunity for those involved in agriculture to meet and discuss common problems and hear from experts on the
DISCUSSION TOPICS: Basic soil fertility Soil health interpretations Why we do soil testing Interpreting soil test results What composts are and how do they differ in quality when incorporated into an organic system There will be plenty of time for questions, both in a
The Prince George's Soil Conservation District is sponsoring a GAP Training for Growers at the Prince George's Soil Conservation District on February 25, 8am - 4:30pm in the District's downstairs conference room. The class will be taught by UMD Extension's
The Acidified Food Course will be held on March 20th at the PGC Soil Conservation Office; currently, we only have 7 registered and would like to have a few more! If you know anyone looking to add to their value-added
NOTICE: This Board of Supervisors meeting will be a hybrid event. For more information on how to join our meeting in-person, or receive a link to the online Zoom meeting, please call our office at 301-574-5162 x 3. Monthly meetings
Join us on Saturday, June 3rd as we will be giving out free seedlings! The PGSCD lineup will consist of black cherry tomatoes and sweet basil—started from seeds by the Ujamaa Cooperative Farming Alliance, and grown courtesy of Maryland-National Capital Park &
The Prince George’s Soil Conservation District, along with the Bloomin’ PGC Partners, our Co-host, Linda Jones of Elements of Nature, and other local urban farming advocates, invite you to participate in our Monthly Urban Farmers & Growers Open Mic Night! This event is
The Prince George’s Soil Conservation District, along with the Bloomin’ PGC Partners, our Co-hosts, Linda Jones of Elements of Nature, Michele Coleman of a Heart 4 People Farm and other local urban farming advocates, invite you to participate in our
Interested in trying to grow your own food? Join the Prince George’s Soil Conservation District at one of the stops on its Spring Seedling Giveaway Tour! These heirloom seedlings are started from seeds produced by the Ujamaa Cooperative Farming Alliance
